UPCOMING EVENTS
Filled Women’s Event 2026
Saturday, February 28th at 8am
Join us for a day of worship, fellowship, and spiritual growth as we deepen our relationship with God. Enjoy breakfast and lunch while connecting with others. Don’t miss this opportunity to be refreshed, renewed, and spiritually filled. Click the button below to register!
RRCOC Holiday Schedule
This holiday season, we’re excited to offer several opportunities for worship, connection, and celebration. Whether you’re returning, visiting, or joining us for the first time, we welcome you to share in the warmth and wonder of this blessed time of year.
Additionally, you can click below to sign-up to bring baked goods for a time of fellowship and connection between services on Sunday, December 21st.
Young Families Jingle Jam
Saturday, December 13th at 9:00am
Bring your little ones, wear your coziest Christmas pajamas, and come enjoy a festive morning designed just for young families. We’ll celebrate the season with a delicious breakfast, hands-on Christmas crafts, and cheerful games that kids (and grown-ups!) will love.
It’s the perfect way to kick off the holiday season together—fun, relaxed, and full of Christmas joy. We can’t wait to see you there!
Michelle’s Alpha Story
Michelle chatted with us about her experience with Alpha, and the unexpected blessing it was in her life. Our next Alpha group starts on September 24th. See the upcoming events section above for more information.
Watch more stories by clicking the button below.
RECENT SERMONS
Check out more on our sermons page.
Wells & wineskins: SOLITUDE
This mini-series explores the practice of solitude within the five rhythms we’re emphasizing over the next year and a half as we learn how to be a Spirit-filled and Spirit-led people. Solitude, modeled repeatedly by Jesus, is not only a withdrawal from external distractions but also from internal noise so we can be fully present with God.
Dive into this series to learn how you can be still and know Him.
The Miraculous works of Jesus
In this series, we walk through the seven miracles—or “signs,” as John calls them—recorded in his Gospel. Each miracle beautifully reveals both Jesus’ identity (who He is and what He’s like) and His work (what He does and will ultimately accomplish).
