On this page you’ll find blogs from our Pastors, updating you on teaching, new developments within RPC and challenging your minds on some issues that are key to our churches growth and development.

You may also find reports, reviews and information about great stuff that’s happening in the life of RPC!

Enjoy!

Every Sunday morning before our main event a team of people gather!
The team is made up of loads of random people all with one thing in common, a desire for God to do something significant in our Church!

We pray specifically that whatever takes place on a Sunday (from the worship to preaching, kids work to welcome team) wouldn't be something that is just well planned by us but that what we do would fulfil the purposes of God.
We don't want what we do in church on a Sunday to just be a 'show' of some well planned music, words and video... it has to be much more than that!
So we pray that we would be used by God to do his work... less of us, more of Him.

When we've finished praying what we do next is really important... we do 'something'!
Our musicians don't finish praying and then believe that if it's Gods purpose for them to play the guitar then they'll just magically find themselves rocking out and know it was God!! The drummers don't hide the drumsticks and believe they'll supernaturally find them and just start playing! We commit ourselves and our plans to God and then we get on with doing our best to fulfil our part!

You see God doesn't just need our prayers, He needs our actions!

Praying is an essential part of our spiritual 'success' but it has to be matched with our willingness to do all we can to advance the kingdom of God.
The Bible says in James that faith without works is dead! - there has to be a spiritual and physical dynamic to our serving!

Our problem as Christians is that sometimes we're very good at the first part but leave out the latter! We're all up for praying God would move and do something significant, but we're less willing to put in some effort ourselves.
Other's of us are always up for a challenge but forget to put power behind the actions by praying about it!

Let's do both!
Let's be people of passion!
Passionate about prayer and passionate about serving!
Get up and do something!

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