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RLCC Daily Devotions

RLCC Daily Devotions

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 Welcome to RLCC Daily Devotions. This podcast aims to strengthen your faith in the Lord Jesus by giving you additional insights from God's word based on each week's Sunday sermon. Join us and let's experience real life in Christ together with others.

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  • God Sees You Where You Are | Ptr. Bong Baylon

    God Sees You Where You Are | Ptr. Bong Baylon
    Dec 14 2025
    God Sees You Where You Are

    Scripture (Luke 1:26–27, NIV):

    “In the sixth month of Elizabeth’s pregnancy, God sent the angel Gabriel to Nazareth, a town in Galilee, to a virgin pledged to be married to a man named Joseph, a descendant of David. The virgin’s name was Mary.”

    Nazareth was not a place of influence or importance. Mary was not a person of status or recognition. Yet God knew exactly where she was and who she was—and He met her there.

    We often assume that if our lives feel ordinary or unnoticed, God must be working somewhere else. But this passage reminds us that God’s purposes often begin far from the spotlight, in quiet places and simple lives.

    God sees you where you are today—your location, your routine, your season. Your life is not invisible to Him.

    Prayer:

    Lord, thank You that You see me completely. Help me trust that my ordinary life matters deeply to You. Amen.

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    11 mins
  • Expect Again -- God is not Done | Ptr. Bong Baylon

    Expect Again -- God is not Done | Ptr. Bong Baylon
    Dec 11 2025
    Expect Again—God Is Not Done

    Scripture: Luke 1:25 — “The Lord has done this for me,” she said. “In these days he has shown his favor and taken away my disgrace…”


    Explanation

    Elizabeth’s testimony beautifully summarizes the whole story: “The Lord has done this for me.” The God who seemed silent surprised her with something new. He lifted her shame, restored her hope, and fulfilled His promise.

    Christmas reminds us of this truth: God is always ready to surprise us with something new. No matter your age, situation, setbacks, or disappointments, God can still break into your life with grace, purpose, healing, joy, and unexpected blessings.


    Application

    End this week by lifting your expectations again. Ask God for one new thing you want Him to do in your life.

    Pray: “Lord, I expect again. Surprise me with Your goodness.”

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    12 mins
  • God Works In The Silent Seasons | Ptr. Bong Baylon

    God Works In The Silent Seasons | Ptr. Bong Baylon
    Dec 10 2025
    God Works in the Silent Seasons

    Scripture: Luke 1:20 — “…you will be silent… until the day this happens, because you did not believe my words, which will come true at their appointed time.”


    Explanation

    Zechariah entered a season of silence—not punishment in a harsh sense, but a season of reflection and transformation. Some of God’s deepest work in our lives happens when things feel quiet… when answers don’t come quickly… when we feel stuck.

    Silence does not mean absence.

    God was working in Elizabeth’s womb.

    God was working in Zechariah’s heart.

    God was preparing a new season.

    Application

    Embrace the quiet moment God has given you today. Listen for His voice instead of rushing for noise.

    Pray: “Lord, teach me to trust You in the silent seasons.”

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    17 mins
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