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A Rebellious House (Liturgical message of Ezekiel 1-3)

A Rebellious House: A Liturgical message of Ezekiel 1-3… we will be looking at the vision of Ezekial and the relevance that the mystery of the ‘wheel within a wheel’ has on our understanding of the glory of the LORD and repentance and will pay special attention to Ezekiel’s message for us today.   Remember when You are freely enjoying the notes you are reading or freely listen… SOME ONE IS STILL PAYING FOR IT Contribute when you can to keep us growing and free Subscribe to RNCM Podcast Feed iTunes • Other  CLICK HERE FOR OUR SUPPORT PAGE   MP3 … Continue reading

Noah: Perseverant Saint (The Lesson Noah can teach us)

Liturgical message for the 3rd week of Israel’s 2nd Lunar Month ZIF Continue reading

Flesh Pots: The Idol of Lust

….on the fifteenth day of the second month after their departing out of the land of Egypt. And the whole congregation of the children of Israel murmured against Moses and Aaron in the wilderness:
 Exo 16:1-2  Continue reading

Pt.9 Whatsoever Things… (Philippians – An Exposition Ch.4-Final Message)

It is obvious this 4th chapter is focused upon the prior 3, they are one epistle.
Paul sets the record straight by teaching the mind of the saint in regard to knowledge, judgment, bearing fruits of righteousness to the glory of God through Christ’s work, our apprehension and attaining, and from what origin of God’s glory all of who we are rests. Continue reading

pt.8 Contrasting Glories with Righteousness (Philippians-An Exposition: Chapter 3)

“Philippians- An Exposition“ This message is the 8th part after the introduction of an expository study of the Epistle of Philippians written by the apostle Paul under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. In this study message we will be looking a Philippians 3 with specific emphasis on verses that speak of glory and Righteous-justification, with all of the past and current context we can use to expose this chapter’s text for what it says. Paul continues to warn us of by way of analogy of the dog like evil workers, comprised of those self-righteous individuals that glory in their cut … Continue reading