Remembrance Community Church's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Remembrance Community Church
RCC Church located in Torrance, CA. Sunday service times - 10am . Location: Torrance High School Annex Hall 2200 Carson St. Torrance, Ca. 90501
Colton dives into how the early Church modeled a devoted community to scripture, prayer, fellowship, and prayer.
Guest Preacher Brandon Ridley continued our Love One Another with a compelling message on Colossians 3:12-15.
Pastor Brittany Park concluded our Revelation series by reminding us that the Bible ends with a vision of hope, calling us to live faithfully and expectantly as we await Christ's return.
- Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 21 which reveals God’s promise of a new heaven and new earth.
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 20 on Jesus’ reign as King and our role as a Kingdom of Priests.
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 19 where all God’s creatures celebrate that Jesus reigns!
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 18 which teaches us not to put our hope in the ways and treasures of this world.
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 17 about the good news that Jesus conquers and our job is to live as people who are called, chosen, and faithful.
Pastor Kenny shared a word from Genesis 21:22–33, encouraging us to follow Jesus together and trust Him to grow us in his wisdom and timing.
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 16, where God unveils His promise to deliver His people from the tribulation of this world just as He rescued Israel in the Exodus story.
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 15, showing how prayer, preaching, and praise are not small acts on the sidelines of history, but central ways God forms His people and advances His redemptive purposes in the world.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Revelation 14:6–20 on the eternal gospel, two cups, and the final harvest. Jesus drank the cup of God’s wrath so we could receive the cup of eternal life.
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 14, exhorting us to slow down and be with Jesus by resisting the 10,000 ways the enemy tries to pull us away from Him.
Pastor Kenny taught from Revelation 13, where the battle is ultimately about worship; God desires to dwell with His people, while the dragon works to draw them into false worship and away from His presence.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Revelation 12, an apocalyptic retelling of God’s redemptive story unfolding in the midst of a cosmic spiritual battle.
In this message, Pastor Kenny revisits Revelation 1–11, helping us see how God meets us in the tension of a broken world and answers the deep question we all carry: Why is life so hard?
This Easter, Pastor Brittany Park unpacks the greatest plot twist in history- how the resurrection of Jesus in Luke 24 reframes everything we thought we knew and invites us to live and tell a story filled with unexpected hope.
Pastor Kenny taught from Luke 19 about the distinct ways Jesus sees people, purpose, and politics differently than this world.
Pastor Kenny taught from Mark 8:34-38 teaching us that following Jesus comes with a cost, but it is totally worth it.
Pastor Kenny taught from the Sermon on the Mount on why we care for the poor, which informs how we care for the poor.
Pastor Brittany Park teaching from Matthew 6 , inviting us to the way of simplicity by examining the treasures we pursue and how reordering our hearts around God's kingdom frees us from anxiety and divided lives
Pastor Kenny taught from the Sermon on the Mount on the rich rewards of cultivating a healthy prayer life.
Pastor Kenny opened our Lent Series with Jesus' words from the Sermon on the Mount about fasting.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Revelation 8–9, revealing that behind the chaos of our world is a spiritual battle, not to terrify us, but to give us hope when life is hard, and call us to repentance when we wander from the way of the Lamb.
Pastor Kenny taught week two on the seven seals, showing that while tribulation makes life hard, God is still at work reaching the lost and his story of redemption will ultimately win.
PK shows us that Revelation 6 reminds us that suffering continues in a sin-broken world, but it also assures us that God’s redemption is unfolding alongside it—and will have the final word.
Paul Schliep taught from Revelation 4 & 5 on the unveiling of King Jesus as worthy of our continued praise.
Pastor Brittany Park explores Revelation 2-3, where Jesus’ words to real churches still train us to live faithfully amid the pressures of empire in our day.
Pastor Kenny opened our new series on Revelation which is a training manual for passionate Jesus followers to live faithfully until he returns and makes all things new.
Colton dives into the opening verses from the epistle of James. James teaches us that trials are meant to form maturity and endurance in Jesus!
From John 3, Pastor Kenny explores how Jesus defines love—not as a feeling, but as covenant faithfulness: God’s light breaking into our darkness, calling us out of hiding, and leading us into true life.
Pastor Kenny taught from Isaiah 9 on Advent Joy, pointing out that Biblical joy is most often connected with the Gospel of grace.
Pastor Brittany Park explores how God brings peace by guiding His people through the wilderness, inviting us to follow the Light who leads us out of darkness.
Pastor Kenny went through Genesis 1 & John 1 and how we are longing for light to kick off the Advent series!
From 1 Peter 2:9–11, Pastor Kenny unpacks how your true vocation goes far beyond your career. Discover what it means to live as God’s royal priesthood in everyday life.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Psalm 58, inviting us to consider the hunger beneath our hunger—and how God meets us there to transform our desires, our habits, and our identity.
Pastor Kenny taught from Philippians 2 about the way of Jesus and God's Kingdom being the practice of humility.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Ephesians 4 on how Jesus forms us through our participation in the local church.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Romans 12:9-18 this week, and we talked about what it really means to live a life shaped by hospitality - not just opening our homes, but opening our lives.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from James 5 about the power of vulnerbility in making disciples that are authentically being transformed by the Spirit in community.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Luke 11:1-13 about how Jesus uses prayer to form our desires, deepen our dependence, and build our trust in the Father.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Hebrews 4:9-11 about the gift of Sabbath and how it might form us more into the image of Christ as we learn to enter the grace God still offers "today."
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 1, showing us that Scripture meditation is not optional-it's foundational for disciples.
Pastor Kenny finished our series preaching from Leviticus 26 about the surpassing worth of following YHWH.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 24 reminding us that we need God's presence and God's people to flourish.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches us that God has always been about reaching people who would spend time in His presence and be shaped by it to reflect His goodness as they live amongst their neighbors.
Pastor Paul Schliep teaches from Leviticus 16 about the Day of Atonement, showing how God's provision for forgiveness in Israel points us to the ultimate work of Jesus on the cross.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Leviticus 10-15 on how Jesus turns the purity laws inside out-touching the unclean, making them whole, and presenting us before God holy, blameless, and pure.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 8-10 on the life changing power of moving from casual faith to holy awe, approaching our consuming-fire God who isn't safe-but is always good.
Pastor Paul Schliep teaches from Leviticus 4-5, highlighting the healing power found when Jesus followers confess their sin and bring it to the cross.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 2 about how our everyday lives-our work, our routines, even the ordinary moments-can rise like a pleasing aroma to God when we live with gratitude, faithfulness, and devotion.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 1- showing how God's call to draw near is a call to total surrender, like the burnt offering that was fully consumed with nothing held back, ultimately pointing us to the costly grace of Jesus and a life of wholehearted worship.
Pastor Kenny Keating opened our new Leviticus series revealing that this often-overlooked book is not a list of rule, but God's gracious invitation for unholy people to draw near to a holy God.
Pastor Lloyd teaches on Psalm 40, reminding us that life with God often involves seasons of waiting-even after breakthrough-and invites us to consider how hope deepens when we trust the spirit to do a new thing in us, not just for us.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 84, inviting us to rediscover a holy longing for God's presence that transforms dry valleys into places of joy and makes even one day with Him better than a thousand elsewhere.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 30 on how God meets us in our deepest lows, lifts us with His mercy, and leads us into a joy that suffering can't steal.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 130 about how God meets us in the depths-not when we've cleaned up, but when we cry out, confess honestly, wait expectantly, and become a witness to His redeeming love.
Pastor Paul Schliep teaches from Psalm 22 on how God meets us in our deepest suffering-not with silence or abandonment, but with a faithfulness that turns pain into praise and transforms our story into a witness for generations.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Psalm 13, teaching us that's it's okay to not to be okay-as long as we run to the God who meets us in the darkness with faithful love.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 23, reminding us that true peace isn't found in the absence of chaos, but in the presence of our Shepherd.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Psalm 19, reminding us that God still speaks through the beauty of creation, the clarity of Scripture, and the quiet invitation to respond with our whole lives.
Pastor Paul Schliep taught from Psalm 1 about the two diverging paths of life-one rooted in God's instruction and leading to lasting fruitfulness, the other drifting towards emptiness-and how delighting in God's Word anchors us in true blessing.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalms 73 about the struggle to make sense of life when the wicked seem to prosper, and how entering God's presence reorients our hearts to what truly matters.
Pastor Kenny teaches from John 20:15, showing how Mary mistaking Jesus for a gardener isn't just poetic detail-it's a powerful clue that Easter marks the beginning of God's New Creation, where the resurrected Christ turns graves back into gardens and invites us to live in resurrection power now.
Pastor Lloyd Gilbert connects Haggai 2:1-9 to Romans 6:1-9 showing how through Christ's resurrection, believers are empowered to live a new life, free from the power of sin.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Revelation 21 on the breathtaking truth that is the New Creation, we won't just choose not to sin-we won't even want to, because we'll be satisfied, and finally home.
Pastor Kenny Keating preaches from Matthew 12, where Jesus drops the mic by saying Jonah's wild story in a Big Fish was a whisper pointing to His greater mission to save sinners, like you and me.
Pastor Kenny Keating unpacks Resurrection Theology 101, asking: What if the resurrection we celebrate at Easter isn't just a one-time event but a daily invitation to live transformed by its power?
Pastor Paul Schliep joins us to explore Ezekiel 37, unpacking the prophet's question, "Can these bones live?" and exploring what God's answer means for us today.
Pastor Brittany Park opens our Lent sermon series "Resurrection Hope", exploring how God's life-giving power transforms even the most hopeless situations.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Acts 16 where God shook the earth to open prison doors, but the real rescue wasn't for Paul and Silas-it was for the jailer who never saw his chains until grace set him free.
Pastor Lloyd teaches from Galations on Paul's biographical story of meeting Jesus and being changed into a new creation which reframed his perception on life.
Join Pastor Kenny Keating as we dive into Acts 2:1-12 and discover how the Holy Spirit empowers the church to do what "only God can do!"
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from John 6:16-21 where Jesus walks on water and rescues the disciples from danger and reveals that he is the divine savior known as the messiah.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from John 2, where Jesus turns water into wine-offering a glimpse of God's kingdom breaking into earth as it is in heaven.
Pastor Brittany Park preached from Daniel 3, posing the question: What if being in the fire with God is better than avoiding the fire altogether?
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Samuel 17 showing how the real David and Goliath story points to Jesus, defeating chaos, sin, and death on the cross.
Pastor Kenny Keating explores how numbers 13-14 & Joshua 6 reveal the power of walking by faith over fear, as God calls his people to trust His promises and step into His victory.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Exodus 40 on the Biblical theme of God's temple as God's desire to dwell with us. There is an obedience piece for us who follow Jesus, but only God can fill us up with His Spirit to live for His glory.
Pastor Kenny Keating invites us to contemplate how God worked through ordinary people like Abraham and a miracle baby in Genesis 12-21 to unfold His extraordinary redemption plan that points us to Jesus!
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches about God's extravagant love from Isaiah 61:1-3, reminding us that God's love came to bring healing, comfort, and freedom.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Isaiah 35, reminding us of the joy available to us through the coming of Christ and his promise to come again.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches that Isaiah 11:1-10 shines light on how Jesus fulfills God's vision of restorative shalom through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit and calls us to continue this ministry.
Pastor Kenny Keating kicked off our Advent series with a message from Isaiah 9:2;6-7 exploring the great messianic hope foretold by Isaiah and fulfilled by Jesus.
Pastor Lloyd Gilbert finished this series by reminding us that we are frail people who encounter sufferings and perplexing events on many levels, and yet, the power of Christ in us moves us forward- there's a greater story at work than yielding to a never ending state of fragility.
Pastor Kenny Keating explores Exodus 16 to highlight the importance of daily time with God in His Word. He parallels the manna provided to the Israelites and the spiritual nourishment we receive through Scripture today.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches on why passionate Jesus followers need to ruthlessly eliminate sin from their lives.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Thessalonians 5:17 on Prayer as being with Jesus consistently throughout the day, so that we can shine His light everywhere we go.
Pastor Brittany Park explores how we can cultivate inner peace and resilience amid life's chaos by reordering our hearts and loves toward God.
Pastor teaches from John 15 1-11, encouraging us that in a world filled with distractions, we are called to steward our attention wisely, prioritizing time with Jesus above all else.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Mark 7:5-15 about the Biblical wisdom of prioritizing our emotional health as Jesus followers.
As we live our embodied faithlife, is a common for us to become disillusioned with ourselves and with those around us. Pastor Paul Schliep helps us with this very common reaction to the cirumstances of our lives by walking us through Psalm 73.
Pastor Lloyd Gilbert preached from concepts in our head about God's love to a deeply held image in our heart.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 8:28-30 pointing to God's great plan to make all things new through the work and in the image of Jesus.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 8:26-27 pointing to the beautiful rugged commitment of the Holy Spirit who helps us in our weakness and laments with us in the hardest of times.
Pastor Brittany Park preaches on Romans 8:18-25, emphasizing that the gospel is not an escape from hardship of life but a promise of enduring hope in the midst of it.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 8:12-17 about the unshakable assurance we have in knowing that following Jesus is the best path, encouraging us to remain steadfast on this journey through every season of life.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 8:5-11 about the power of the Holy Spirit to change our mind sets, give us new identities, and ultimately make us more like Jesus.
Pastor Paul Shliep kicked off our new sermon series Unshakeable Assurance teaching from Romans 8:1-4.
Paster Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 12:3-8 unpacking Paul's exhortation to see ourselves as worshippers who are called to do our parts humbly and joyfully in God's Kingdom on Earth mission.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 12:1-2 highlighting how God's mercy should stir our hearts to do everything we do as a worship response.
Pastor Kenny Keating preaches from Colossians 3:1-4 about being people that see everything through Kingdom-Colored Glasses.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches on our next cultural value, Gracious Orthodoxy, and the call to care deeply about good doctrine as well as how we hold good doctrine.
Guest teacher, Pastor Lloyd Gilbert, taught on the RCC core value of "Humble Hospitality" and how welcoming the outsider is at the heart of the Gospel message.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Colossians 4:2-6 on RCC's vision for cultivating a culture of winsome evangelism.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Revelation 21, which depicts a vision of Heaven descending to unite with Earth, where God will dwell unveiled among His people for eternity.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 2 Peter 3:1-13 offering some helpful thoughts on what to make of the Biblical themes of the "end times and the Day of the Lord"
Pastor Kenny teaches from Romans 12:9-10 exhorting RCC to cultivate a culture of honor.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Ephesians 2:2-3 about the three enemies of the soul: the flesh, the world, and the devil.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 8:28 that comfort and mystery are often exprerienced when it comes to discussing the reality that God is good and sovereign and that this world is filled with tribulation.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Ephesians 4:20-24 which presents Jesus as both healer and our hermeneutic.
Pastor Brittany Park preaches from Roman's 8:18-25, unpacking the concept of the already and not yet nature of the kingdom of God and what it means for us as we live in the between.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Ephesians 2 which paints a broad Biblical picture of the Spiritual War where the Devil pushed hostility and God pursues healing.
Pastor Brittany Park explores the beginning of the story of humankind as told through Genesis 1-3, focusing on the questions it actually answers like who is God, who are we, why are we here and what went wrong.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 2 Timothy 3:16-17 offering guidance on how we can wrap our minds around the concept of the Bible as an authoritave text and why this matters in our everyday lives.
Pastor Kenny Keating introduced our new series "What We Believe" with some preliminary tips for discerning tips for good doctrine with integrity, humility, & grace.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from John 6 about the beautiful fact that all who believe will be raised with him on that glorious last day.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches on the Biblical theme of confessing of our sins as a way to overcome our natural instinct to hide and air space in our souls towards healing.
We partner with God in practicing charity as Biblical justice because of our own experience of his grace and justice.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from 2 Kings 22-23, looking at the whole-life renewal King Josiah experienced when he encountered the Word of God and its ripple effects on an entire kingdom.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches on the Sermon on the Mount about the rich rewards of Biblical fasting.
Pastor Kenny Keating opens our Lent Series with Matthew 1:14-15 where Jesus announces the good news that he has arrived and is inviting us all to see the surpassing worth of following him and reorienting our lives accordingly.
Pastor Kenny Keating closed out our series called “Practicing the way of Jesus” with a vision from Jesus preaching on walking humbly as sinners who have been treated better than we deserve.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Luke 6:27-36 on Jesus' vision for Christian love to bring the type of boots on the ground Kingdom renewal that we often call Gospel transformation
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches the 2nd week in our series "Practicing the Way of Jesus"
from Luke 6:12-19. Jesus prayerfully selects 12 and begins to teach them and many others the true essence of Torah-following.
Pastor Kenny Keating opened our new series from Luke 6:1-11 highlighting that Jesus is The Way to true Gospel transformation and Godly living.
Pastor Brittany Park wraps up the series "A Spirit Filled Hope Advent" with a teaching on Matthew 1:18-24.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 8:31-39 about the transformative power of God's love.
Guest teacher Pastor Lloyd Gilbert teaches from Isaiah 35. The angels announced good news of great joy at the birth of Christ to the shepherds. What is joy? Isaiah prophesied a future homecoming for God's people with everlasting joy in their heads. A joy that is offered to us in excess and it comes to us not by our choice, but the surprising goodness of God.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Philippians 4:4-9 on practical steps we can take to embody Biblical peace.
Pastor Kenny Keating opens our Advent teaching series with Paul's prayer in Romans 15:13 for believers to live with Biblical hope through the power of the Holy Spirit for the spread of the Gospel to all peoples.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from John. 20:19-23 where Jesus appears to his disciples through a locked door and commissions them to be ministers of reconciliation, but not before he breathes the Holy Spirit onto them as an empowering helper.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from the end of John "farewell discource" with some practical thoughts on how the Spirit can give us confident piece in the world filled with chaos.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from John 16:1-15. The Spirit has been given to help us navigate the upside down world as we learn from him how to live rightsid up.
Pastor Kenny Teaches from John 14:12-19 where we see that God has a calling on every believer to follow Jesus passionately and, by doing so , to passionately point people to Jesus. The critical ingredient presentedin this passage is the help promisedthrough the Holy Spirit.
Guest teacher Katie Dudgeon explains how Jesus removes the suspense around His departure by helping his disciples- and all disciples to come-navigate the ensuing chaos.
Pastor Brittany Park wrapped up our series by teaching from Matthew 5:14-16, reminding us that all of our spiritual formation is for the glory of God and the sake of the world.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Luke 4:16-21 highlighting Jesus' mission rooted in Biblical Justice and offering some practical tips for following in His footsteps.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches on 1 Corinthians 15;10. Living out a vision for a redeemed prospective for work.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Matthew 6 as we look to Jesus to learn how to be masters over our money and steward it on behalf of God, for the good of others.
Guest Teacher Pastor Lloyd Gilbert explores the spiritual discipline of play as God's Shalom and how we can better enter and usher others into it.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 about the practice of honoring God with our sexuality.
Guest Speaker Peter Dunn teaches from Deuteronomy 6:5-9. Three words that make up Radical Ortho Praxy and how they play out in caring for our body.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Mark 3:31-35 about the value and virtue of cultivating healthy spiritual-family ties.
Guest Speaker Dave Ludwig Teaches from Gen.2:18 on the importance of spiritual relationships.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 1 highlighting the image given of treating scripture like a Lion gnawing joyfully on a bone.
Pastor Brittany Park unpacked the practice as an invitation to deepen our friendship with God through both talking with him and learning to be present with him as he is present with us.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Mark 2:27. The gift of Sabbath rest was built into Gods design for creation.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Timothy 4:7-8 hoping to inspire our church with the value and potential of creating a rule of life.
Pastor Kenny Keating opens a new series called Radical Orthodoxy, encouraging us to see the surpassing worth of Jesus and commit to reorienting our lives around this conviction.
Pastor Brittany Park closes out the series by encouraging us to live as people who know what is to come and who "put on Christ" as we wait for it.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 13:1-7 emphasizing that we wont win people to Christ by defeating them in the culture war.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Timothy 1:12-17,Where Paul remembers God's grace and responds in worship.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Romans 12:14-21. Radical love of neighbor and enemy is not part of the gospel - it is the whole point of the gospel altogether.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Romans 12:3-8 showing how God has prepared good works for each of us and equipped us to do them together as a team.
Pastor Kenny Keating opens our new series, A Community of Worshipers. He Teaches from Romans 12:1-2 about what it looks like to embody the gospel as a community of passionate Jesus followers.
Pastor Brittany Park wraps up this series, teaching from 1 Corinthians 13 where we discover the most important thing we can spend our lives learning to do.
Elder Mike Holland teaches from 1 Corinthians 12. We believers are members of the body of Christ. Some of us are the eyes and others are the legs etc.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Corinthians 11 which offers some corrective wisdom on what values our church gatherings should most reflect and how practicing the Lord's Supper should guide this
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Corinthians 1-2, where Paul warns the church that how they are operating as a church is not leading to God-glorifying results.
Check out our Easter message. Pastor Kenny Keating teaches us how Jesus fulfilled the Passover and what that means for us today.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Exodus 32:1-16, revealing that the infamous golden calf story points to our need for a mediator and savior.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Exodus 34:6-7 where we explored some of the profound theological implications of God's compassionate and just nature.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Exodus 34:6-7 about God's covenant love and how he operates with gracious scales.
Pastor Kenny Keating opens our Lent Series through Exodus 34:6-7, where God declares who he is
Pastor Kenny Keating completed our series in Jonah 4, where we see a radical tension between God's mercy and justice.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Jonah 3, where the prophet wastes his second chance. The exhortation is don't be a Jonah.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Jonah 2 about God's grace through all the storms of life (even the ones we help to create).
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Jonah 1 :1-17 on how to recognize spiritual apathy and some of its dangers.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from the book of Jonah, where we find a messed up messenger who was called to bring the grace of God to a messed up city but chose to run away.
Pastor Brittany Park closes out our vision series with an invitation from Jesus to build our lives on a good foundation, trusting in a good Maker who knows how to build to last.
Pastor Kenny unpacks how our church vision statement is simply our way of saying something that the Bible says from beginning to end. We are called to know God and make him known.
Pastor Brittany Park kicked off our 2023 Vision Series as we say yes to all God wants to do in and through us this year.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Luke 2:21-35 on what might be considered a 'B-side' Christmas Story, which turns out to be a hit.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Matthew 1:1-17, looking at the rich meaning interwoven within a seemingly boring genealogy.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches about the doctrine of The Virgin Birth and the practical reason this should reshape our approach to life.
Pastor Kenny opens our Advent season with a look at John 1:1-18. Jesus is fully God, fully man, and fully worth our devotion.
Elder Mike Holland teaches from 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28. Living our life with Jesus at the helm is such a relief for us to trust him with our lives.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 about how we should live today in light of the knowledge of Jesus' imminent return in glory.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 on how what we do know about the end times should lead to encouragement and hope.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Thessalonians 4:9-12 about the importance of living virtuous lives and working hard for the glory of God.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8 giving some practical tips on how to hold a loving and truth-oriented position and posture on sexual ethics.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches on 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:13. Having a gospel-focused, no-excuses approach to living lives marked by faith, hope, and love.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Thessalonians 2:1-6, pointing out a few important lessons on being faithful Stewarts of the Gospel.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Thessalonians 1:7-10 where Paul celebrates the amazing work of Gospel transformation that has taken root in this church and the way that is passionately pointing others to Jesus.
Pastor Kenny opened a new series through 1 Thessalonians. The Gospel of Jesus can change everything in a community.
Brittany Park leads us through Abraham's journey of faith and doubt, reminding us that although it's often difficult to see how God could make a way where we can't see one, waiting is an invitation to experience the faithfulness of God up close.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Revelations 14:1-13 about waiting with endurance, obedience, and our eyes fixed on Jesus.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Romans 8:18-25 reminding us that God has begun a good work in us, and will complete it. What we do now in the tension between the already and not yet is what the Bible calls faithfulness.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Ephesians 6:18-20 exhorting us to live on missional as prayer warriors with gospel intentionality.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches how our spiritual defense and best spiritual offense is to resist the corruption of evil in our world by pursuing transformation into Christlikeness. Living as moments to the victory over evil already won by Christ.
Pastor Kenny Teaches from Ephesians 6:21-6:9 about how to conduct yourselves in relationships in a way that glorifies God.
Pastor Kenny teaches a non-exhaustive practical theology of tithing inspired by Ephesians 4:28.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Ephesians 5:7-21. Paul exhorts us to be winsome in Christ to win some to Christ.
Pastor Kenny Teaches from Ephesians 4:25-5:5 where Paul gives practical advice about not giving space or opportunity for the devil to malform us. The better way is to give space and opportunity for the Spirit to transform us.
The greatest battlefield is in our minds. Pastor Brittany Park reminds us that while we are new creations in Christ, we are still immersed in a corrupted world and therefore, we need minds that are constantly being renewed by God in order to see clearly, think rightly and live holy lives.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Ephesians 4:1-16. The vocation of every Christian and every Church is to work as a team to display the goodness of God and help each member to grow to maturity in Christ.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Ephesians 3. God's wise plan for salvation is simply this, to save sinners of all kinds and unite them together in Christ as a display of his love and grace.
How can we seek unity in such divided times? Through Ephesians 2:11-22, Pastor Brittany Park reminds us of what we have already received in Christ that enables and equips us to live out new creation lives of reconciliation in a divided world.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Ephesians 2:1-10 about the gift of salvation that is available as a gift of grace, for those who put their faith in Christ.
This Sunday we took a break from our Ephesians series and Pastor Brittany Park led us through Mark 10: 46:52 where Jesus asks, What do you want me to do for you?"
Pastor Brittany Park continues our series Life In Christ as Paul reminds us of the hope we were called into, the inheritance that awaits us, and the power at work in us in the between.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Ephesians 1:3-14, reminding us that we have been given more than a set of beliefs but a brand new life and with it, everything we need as we learn a new way to be human.
Pastor Kenny opens a new aeries through Ephesians called "Life In Christ" exploring what it might look like to dwell on the earth while living in Christ.
This Easter, Pastor Kenny completed our series on the Lords's Prayer with a message of hope, that true freedom is possible for those who put their trust in Jesus.
Pastor Kenny is teaching from Matthew 6:12 & 14-15. If we truly embracing the depth of God's mercy, love, and forgiveness our hearts will overflow with love and gratitude.
Pastor Kenny teaches us from Matthew 6:11. What does it mean to ask God to give us this day our daily bread. Hint, It's about a lot more than avocado toast.
Pastor Brittany Park continues our Pray Like This series, examining how praying for God's will to be done is both an act of submission and subversion.
Pastor Brittany Park continues our series Pray Like This as we focus on verse 10, "Your Kingdom Come." All of our wants are connected to some vision of the good life. But God's coming kingdom is the true vision for the good life. But God's coming kingdom is the true vision for the good life and praying for it to come on earth as it is in heaven is a way of reordering our hearts and lives towards that vision.
Pastor Kenny continued our series, Pray Like This, expounding on what it means to honor God's name as holy. In short, we remember that he is God and we are not. Matthew 6:9.
Pastor Kenny opens our new series, "Pray Like This". Our hope is that we might learn to see things through Jesus' eyes as we study the Lords Prayer.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Matthew 6:25-34. If we want to be a non-anxious Kingdom presence in the world, we need to learn to put on Kingdom-colored glasses.
Pastor Brittany Park reminds us that the mission for the people of God is first to be disciples and then to make disciples by doing what Jesus did, the way Jesus did it.
Pastor Brittany Park explores how the vision God had for the world at creation is the same vision we see come to fruition in Revelation. Until that day, all creation is groaning for things to be set right and through the Spirit and the Church, God is doing just that today, working restoration into creation like yeast worked into dough.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Luke 17:20-21 about God's desire to make the invisible Kingdom visible, through His people.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from John 10 about how ordinary people can become agents of God's Kingdom-building mission.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Mark 1:14-15 about how Jesus reigns as King through his people as they turn to Him in repentance and follow Him by faith.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Matthew 16:13-20 reminding us that how we view Jesus will greatly impact how we live for Him and His Kingdom.
Pastor Brittany Park opens our new teaching series as we seek to better understand how the story of the Bible is the story of the kingdom of God and how finding our lives within that story changes everything.
As 2021 comes to a close, Pastor Brittany Park leads us in a time of bringing God's name and goodness to remembrance as we tell the stories of his faithfulness to us as an act of worship.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Matthew 1:18-25 unpacking how the Christmas Story answers the question, "What does the world need most?"
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Colossians 1:15-20 a poem that highlights the supreme greatness of Jesus and His surprising love for sinners.
Guest speaker Suzie Lind reminds us of the unexpected coming of God as a servant, not to be served but to serve, even to the point of laying his life down.
Pastor Brittany Park opens our new Advent series titled God Come Down. We look at two of the most important words in the Bible. He came. In Just two words, the restoration plan of heaven meets earth, bringing with it hope in the midst of whatever darkness we might face.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Acts4:32-35. The first Jesus People practiced radical friendship and care for one another by rejecting entitlement and instead using what they had to care for one another and those in need.
Pastor Kenny Teaches from Acts 3-4 about boldness of the early Church to tell everyone about Jesus.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Acts 3:1-10. Jesus' followers were invited to carry on his work, not just in proclaiming the Kingdom with words but demonstrating the Kingdom with actions.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Acts 2:42-47 where we see the first batch of Jesus People entering into a rhythm of life together where the Holy Spirit is doing long - term transformative work within their community.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Acts 2:6-41. Looking at Peter who was filled with the Holy Spirit and leading with compelling Biblical confidence.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Acts 2:1-13 encouraging us that with the enabling power of the Holy Spirit we can live lives as Jesus People that witness to God's goodness and add people to His Kingdom family, the Church.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Acts 1 :12-14. Waiting is hard, especially when we don't know exactly what we are waiting for or how long the waiting might last. The first Jesus People found themselves waiting too, but by assuming a posture of prayer and an attitude of expectancy, they showed their faith in the One they were waiting for.
Pastor Brittany Park kicks off our new teaching series called "Jesus People" where we will be learning from the book of Acts how the early church lived out their mission of being a witnesses to Jesus through how they modeled their lives and community around the ways of Jesus. Like us, they didn't always get it right but the power of the Holy Spirit, the world was changed through a small number of people committed to follow after Jesus.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from 1 Timothy 6:20-21 about some contextual ways we can guard the health of our faith and our church.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 6:17-19 where we learn that generosity has healthy benefits with the potential to form us into Christ-likeness.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from 1 Timothy 6:11-16. We're being formed all the time and half the time, we don't even know it's happening. Paul reminds us in this passage that we are to flee that which is conforming us into ways of the world and pursue that which transforms us into the image of Christ and produces the abundant life promised.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 6:1-2a exhorting us to live for the reputation of God's name in hard circumstances.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 5:1-16 with some very practical ways to be a church that loves one another like a family.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 5:1-2 where Paul shares a vision for the church as a family.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 4:11-16 reminding us that we all have a part to play in God's Kingdom work. Our task is to slow down and be with Jesus, so we can go out and live for him.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 4:6-10 where Paul attempts to motivate us to put in the work necessary for spiritual growth.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from 1 Timothy 4:1-5. While there is an Enemy who seeks to deceive us and distort the goodness of God, we can defend against his efforts by holding to the truth and guarding our conscience.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from 1 Timothy 3:14-16. How we live our lives as God's people matters because we are the expression of His family, the dwelling place of His presence and entrusted with the truth of His Word.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 3:1-12. Healthy churches need healthy leaders who need godly character.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 2:8-15. Reminding us that the way we gather as the people of God should display the goodness of God!
Elder Mike Holland teaches from 1 Timothy 2:1-7. God's desire is for peace to reign in the lives of His people, and highlighted the importance of allowing the Gospel of Peace to do its transformative work in us, and through us.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 1:18-20 encouraging us that healthy discipleship is worth the effort.
Elder Mike Holland teaches from 1 Timothy 16-17. When surrendered to Jesus, our stories, no matter what they entail, can be turned into opportunities for God to be glorified and for his goodness to be displayed.
Pastor Brittany Park continues our series in 1 Timothy, reminding us that salvation is not only a completed action but an ongoing process whereby we are being made new.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 1:12-14 The effect of God's grace is God's goodness and power on display in our lives. It is the center of what we call Gospel Transformation.
Pastor Kenny teaches a very tough passage from Timothy 1:19-11 that reminds us that everyone needs salvation and salvation is for everyone.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from 1 Timothy 1:8. When we view the law in light of the love of God, we can humbly, generously and graciously extend that love to others.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 1:3-7. Being good doctrine people is about more than simply knowing the right answers.
Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Timothy 1:2. Our doing for God must flow out of our being with him.
Pastor Kenny teaches fro 1 Timothy 1:1-2. Paul's motive for ministry was to display the goodness of God everywhere he went. His message was simple and powerful, "Christ died for sinners."
Pastor Brittany Park opens our new series in 1 Timothy as we seek to become a community that is being transformed by the Spirit to live like Jesus and display the goodness of God everywhere we go.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Numbers 21: 4-9. Only when we look to Jesus can we experience the spiritual health and healing we desperately need.
Pastor Kenny Teaches from Numbers 13-14 exhorting us to live for God's glory through trusting and obedience to his plans and promises.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Exodus 33, reminding us that God doesn't just wait for us on the other side of the wilderness but promises to go with us as we journey through it.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Exodus 19-20, examining how God meets us in the wilderness to give us the gift of instruction that is meant to lead us to his heart of wisdom and love.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Exodus 17 as we continue our series, "Sacred Wilderness". Here we see what it looks like to trust God with the battles we face. God often leads us into the wilderness to give us victory over our fleshly battles.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Exodus 16: How will we manage our hungers? Will we trust God to satisfy our desires?
This week we enter the Sacred Wilderness with the people of Israel. Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Exodus 15:22-27, looking at what God is really doing when he provides for us in the wilderness, meeting a deeper need than we knew we had.
Pastor Brittany Park begins our new series titled "Sacred Wilderness" as we move into the season of Lent by teaching from Matthew 4 where we learn that the wilderness is a place of intimacy and overcoming.
Pastor Kenny taught from Psalm 46 which leads our souls to a source of true peace as we trust in God through real and present troubles.
Pastor Brittany Park Teaches from Psalm 84. What our heart is set on will give us strength for the journey through the valleys of life.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Psalm 142 giving a vision for trusting God in the tension between our feelings and our beliefs.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaching from Psalm 146 which exhorts us to praise God by trusting Him over everything else.
Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalms 32, a testimony of King David about returning to God from a season of drift.
Pastor Brittany Park opens the new year and our new series, Praying the Psalms.
The Psalms show us that honest conversations with God are not only ok, but they actually lead us to deeper intimacy with him by enabling us to bring our true selves before him.
Pastor Marlo Anne teaches us that God The Father is with us. God the Son is with us. God the Holy Spirit is with us...giving us power for our journey of faith.
The Word became flesh and dwelt among us. This Christmas, Pastor Brittany Park reminds us that the presence of God reaches new levels of intimacy as he came to earth, became one of us and showed us what it means to be fully human. He did all of this because he loves us. This is the good news of Christmas.
Bill Dogterom teaches us that God being with us is much more than comfort - it signals a rigorous and robust preparation equal for the times of hostility and challenge we face along the way of the necessary journey.
Because God is with us, we can be trained to notice that every moment of our lives is a place of encounter with God
Pastor Brittany Park begins our Advent series, God With Us, by looking at the first few pages of the Bible. We discover that the question has never been whether or not God is with us, but whether or not we are aware of his presence and willing to be present with him in return.
As we wrap up our fall Lean In series, Pastor Brittany Park reminds us that leaning into Jesus and the Spirit's efforts to transform us into Christlikeness is a lifelong journey, one that balances the work of the Spirit with our own effort to take hold of that which has already been provided for us.
Professor of Pastoral Ministries and Spiritual Formation Bill Dogterom teaches us that Knowing Jesus - rather than just knowing about Him - is the foundation to understanding our purpose in being alive and on the planet! Because this is personal and relational, we expect it to grow and develop to the degree we press in - and that is what we intend.
In John 13 Deb Rydman challenges us to love Jesus by "washing each other's feet" and what that looks like in this culture and in this season.
Bill Dogterom Professor of Pastoral Ministries and Spiritual Formation at Vanguard University teaches that Following Peter's counsel to continue to grow up in our following of Jesus, we consider how to become more what we were created to be in the first place - part of the image of God - and why that matters to us, and to the world that needs us.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from 2 Peter 1:3-6. Making every effort to have self-control and endurance is making a decision to choose a greater desire over lesser desire and stay the course because it's worth it.
Guest speaker Josh Harrison from Canopy Church in Costa Mesa Leans In to Jesus with 2 Peter 1:1-18.
Pastor Brittany Park teaches from 2 Peter 1:3-4. Because of the goodness of the Giver, we have been given everything we need to live lives that lead to transformation and wholeness.
This fall we are leaning into spiritual growth together as a community. This week Pastor Brittany Park kicked off our series in Peter 2 1:3-11 with this message titled "Rhythms Of Grace".
Pastor Kenny taught from 1 Peter 1:1-11, reminding us that cultivating our relationship with God is the pathway to growing to maturity in Christ.
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As we continue on in our series through the book of Haggai, Pastor Brittany taught from 1:12-15, reminding us why conviction is a gift and why our response to it matters.
Pastor Kenny taught from Matthew 20:20-28 that because of God's grace, believers should be both the most-humble people and the most-confident people on the planet.
Pastor Kenny taught from John 17: When God’s people live together for the glory of God, this is the best context for the evangelism of God’s Kingdom.
Pastor Brittany taught from Matthew 13:44-46. The disordered desires of our hearts get reordered through discipleship as we discover the surpassing value of knowing Jesus.
Pastor Brittany taught from Luke 14:25-33. Genuine discipleship means following Jesus no matter the cost, even when the road leads to a cross before it leads to a crown.
This week Pastor Kenny teaches from 1 Corinthians 15:50-58 about why we should be the most encouraged and motivated people on the planet.
Pastor Kenny teaches from Hebrews 1:1-3: Because Jesus is Prophet, Priest & King: we can be confident that Jesus' words are true, His blood is enough & His Kingdom is secure!
Pastor Kenny unpacks Romans 6:1-14 about the Fresh & New Hope that we find in the Resurrection.
Week 4 of the Apostles Creed Series. Pastor Kenny teaches from Ephesians 1:3-14 and explains why the doctrine of the Trinity is a cause for deep and joyful worship.
Pastor Kenny // Matthew 6:9-15 // Almighty Father He is personal & powerful; He is our provider & protector; He has a plan & we have a part to play.
Pastor Kenny teaches on Romans 10:8-13; What it means to believe in God & why it is so important.
This week Pastor Kenny Keating concludes our Soul Care series and discusses what authentic prayer looks like, how to discern God's Will & what our expectations should be as we pray.
This week at RCC, Pastor Kenny preaches from Ephesians 5:6-17. People don't drift towards health, it requires an intentional game plan.
This week at RCC, Associate Pastor Brittany preached from Romans 12:1-8. Listen here to hear why when it comes to serving, God desires faithfulness, not impressiveness.
Series: Transferred - A Study In Colossians Speaker: Associate Pastor - Brittany Fenwick
Speaker: Pastor Kenny Keating
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Speaker: Pastor Kenny Keating Sermon Series: Kingdom Living Sermon Title: Pray like God is good
Pastor Duke Winser talks about 'Staying The Course' as we go through Galatians 2:15-16.