Detox isn’t just about what you remove—it’s about what you replace it with.

In Week 2 of “Healthy Detox – Recognizing Septic,” we continue exploring how toxicity enters our lives—not just through people, but through thought patterns, misplaced trust, unhealthy proximity, and internal darkness.

Using the life of David, his covenant relationship with Jonathan, and his separation from Saul, this message reminds us that:

• Not everyone God removes is toxic—sometimes they just aren’t aligned with your next season

• Proximity can be the avenue toxicity uses to enter your life

• You must overcome the darkness within before you conquer the darkness around you

• Detox requires intentional replacement, not just removal

This teaching also revisits the powerful Names of God—Elohim, Yahweh, El Elyon, Adonai, El Roi, El Shaddai, El Olam, and Yahweh Yireh—revealing how knowing God deeply (yada) becomes the antidote to septic thinking.

God is:

• The Creator with power (Elohim)

• The Ever-Present One (Yahweh)

• The Most High above every circumstance (El Elyon)

• The Sovereign Lord (Adonai)

• The God who sees you (El Roi)

• Almighty in your weakness (El Shaddai)

• Eternal beyond your temporary pain (El Olam)

• The One who provides in surrender (Yahweh Yireh)

True detox happens when we stop focusing on what we lack and begin trusting Who God is.

If you’ve been battling toxic thought patterns, relational wounds, or feelings of isolation, this message will help you realign your heart and trust the God who sees, provides, and walks with you through every season.

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Harvest doesn’t happen by accident—it’s planned, prepared for, and stewarded. And when the harvest comes, God is deeply concerned with how we handle what He has placed in our hands.

In Week 1 of the series “Handling the Harvest,” we focus on Hands—specifically how we steward our time, talents, and tithe. Drawing from Matthew 25, Romans 12, Mark 12, and Jesus’ teaching on stewardship, this message challenges us to examine what we’re doing with what God has already given us.

This sermon explores:

• Why time is the great equalizer God gives to every person

• How buried gifts never produce fruit

• Why talents are meant to reproduce in others, not die with us

• How generosity reveals who truly holds first place in our lives

• Why the harvest belongs to God—and we are trusted stewards, not owners

The servant who failed wasn’t judged for having little—but for doing nothing with what he was given. God isn’t measuring how much we have; He’s watching how faithfully we use it.

Handling the harvest means recognizing that nothing we have is truly ours—our salvation, our gifts, our resources, and even our time are meant to advance God’s Kingdom and bless others.

This message isn’t just about giving—it’s about living responsibly, intentionally, and faithfully with what God has entrusted to us.

The harvest is ready.
The question is—are our hands ready to handle it?

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To be septic means toxins have entered the body—slowly poisoning what was meant to live. The same is true spiritually. Many believers aren’t collapsing from one dramatic failure, but from unrecognized toxicity that has quietly settled into thoughts, habits, relationships, and responses.

In Week 1 of the series “Healthy Detox,” we begin by learning how to recognize septic toxicity in our lives. Drawing from the life of David, the struggle with King Saul, and foundational Scriptures like Colossians 2, 1 Corinthians 3, and 1 Samuel, this message reveals how unchecked toxicity can damage identity, steal peace, and threaten future generations.

This sermon explores:

• What spiritual and emotional septic toxicity looks like

• Why removing yourself from toxicity isn’t enough by itself

• How unhealed wounds and unmanaged thoughts can poison the soul

• The importance of guarding the temple God has entrusted to you

• Why detox must include not just removal—but intentional replacement

David didn’t just flee from Saul—he fled to the presence of God, positioning himself among the prophets so healing and clarity could begin. In the same way, true detox doesn’t come from isolation or avoidance, but from deep, relational knowing of God—yada, not just knowledge about Him.

Healthy detox is not just about what you remove from your life—it’s about what you put in its place. God doesn’t just cleanse; He restores, reorders, and renews.

If you’ve felt stuck, reactive, wounded, or spiritually drained, this message will help you identify what’s septic—and guide you toward lasting healing.

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Spiritual fruitfulness doesn’t come from striving—it comes from staying connected.

In this Wednesday night teaching, “Abide in Me,” we walk through John 15:1–17 and explore what it truly means to remain in Christ. Jesus doesn’t call us to produce fruit through effort alone; He calls us to abide, to dwell in relational connection with Him. When connection is healthy, fruit is inevitable.

This message unpacks:

• Why fruit is generated through connection, not manufactured by effort

• How disconnection leads to dryness, burnout, and spiritual fatigue

• The difference between busyness and fruitfulness

• Why pruning is often a sign of growth, not failure

• How abiding aligns our hearts with God’s will and authority in prayer

Jesus doesn’t ask us to do more—He asks us to stay. Remaining is not a spiritual activity; it’s a spiritual posture. As we remain in Him, obedience becomes natural, love overflows, and prayer becomes aligned with God’s heart.

If you’ve been feeling spiritually dry, distracted, or disconnected, this teaching will help you realign your heart and rediscover the joy and fruit that flow from staying rooted in Christ.

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There are seasons when faith feels heavy, prayers feel unanswered, and obedience feels exhausting. If you’ve ever felt worn down, discouraged, or tempted to quit—this message is for you.In “Hang In There,” we are reminded that weariness does not mean weakness—it means faithfulness. Drawing from Galatians 6:9, this message speaks to those who are tired of doing good, tired of waiting, and tired of pushing forward with little visible progress.This sermon reminds us:Most people don’t fail because they did the wrong thing—they fail because they quit too soonHarvest is not based on emotion, but enduranceWeariness is a moment, not a permanent conditionGod’s timing is perfect, even when momentum feels absentJust because you’re tired doesn’t mean God is finished. Just because the season is hard doesn’t mean the promise is gone. Often, the breakthrough comes one push after exhaustion, just before the finish line.If you’re praying, believing, fasting, and staying faithful—even while tired—you are closer than you think.Don’t quit in the hallway.Don’t stop before the finish line.Hang in there—your season is not over.ROLC exists to see a real God flowing through real people.💻 www.rolc.church📲 follow us on Instagram and Facebook: rolc_churchLove People 🩶Reach The Lost 🛟Teach Believers 📖Serve The Community 🤝WELCOME HOME

The autopsy continues.In Part 2 of “Autopsy of 2025,” we move beyond internal conditions and examine the external toxins that quietly contaminated our spiritual lives. These were not sudden failures or dramatic collapses—but slow compromises we tolerated until they shaped us.This message exposes three cultural and spiritual toxins that weakened faith and distorted devotion:Comfort — resistance to the crossConsumerism — faith reduced to a productCompromise — truth softened, filtered, and delayedDrawing from Philippians 3, Matthew 16, 1 Timothy 6, Ephesians 4, and John 8, this sermon confronts the ways convenience replaced surrender, consumption replaced commitment, and filtered truth replaced integrity.What we tolerate eventually contaminates us.What we excuse eventually controls us.But this message is not about condemnation—it’s about resurrection. Jesus doesn’t expose wounds to shame us; He reveals them so healing can begin. Freedom doesn’t start with change—it starts with honesty. And resurrection always follows truth.If comfort has replaced surrender…If consumerism has replaced stewardship…If compromise has replaced integrity…Today, we choose life.ROLC exists to see a real God flowing through real people.💻 www.rolc.church📲 follow us on Instagram and Facebook: rolc_churchLove People 🩶Reach The Lost 🛟Teach Believers 📖Serve The Community 🤝WELCOME HOME

This week Pastor Tanner sits down with some youth students to talk about living out your faith. It was a fun conversation as you can expect with these awesome teens!

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This week we hear from the Walker's - missionaries to Africa. They share about the work being done in Africa through their ministry. We are excited to partner with them as they share the hope of the gospel message of Jesus and work to meet the needs of those who are struggling in Africa!

1.7.26

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Last week, we held the funeral of 2025.
Today, we examine the cause of death.

In “Autopsy of 2025,” we move from remembrance to revelation—examining the internal conditions that quietly weakened our faith, drained our passion, and stole our peace. This message is not about shame; it’s about diagnosis, so that healing and restoration can begin.

Drawing from Philippians 3, 2 Timothy 1, Revelation 2, and Matthew 6, this sermon uncovers three silent killers that often go unnoticed in the life of believers and the church:

• Fear — the paralysis of faith

• Apathy — the loss of spiritual pulse

• Worry — chronic anxiety over God’s love and control

These weren’t loud sins or public failures. They were internal heart conditions—slow, subtle, and familiar. Left untreated, they weakened obedience, dulled passion, and replaced trust with control.

But God doesn’t reveal wounds to condemn—He reveals them to heal.

This message calls us to revive what has grown weak, replacing fear with love and faith, apathy with renewed passion, and worry with trust. The altar is not a place of shame—it’s a place of spiritual CPR.

We don’t want to merely survive in the year ahead.
We want to thrive.

1.11.26

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As we step into a brand-new year, we pause to do something unusual—we hold a funeral for 2025.In this powerful and creative New Year message, “Goodbye Yesterday,” we reflect on what the past year gave us, what it took from us, and what God is calling us to leave behind as we press forward into His purpose. Drawing from Philippians 3:12–16, this sermon challenges us to live with awareness, focus, and intentional pursuit of God.This message explores:Why spiritual maturity begins with honest awarenessThe danger of living backward while trying to move forwardHow distractions quietly steal focus and drain purposeWhy habits and small decisions shape our future more than motivation ever will2025 shaped us—but it does not define us. God’s call is not backward, stagnant, or accidental—it is upward. As we launch into a season of prayer and fasting, this message invites us to bury what no longer belongs in our future and step into 2026 with clarity, discipline, and faith.Grace saves us—but purpose pulls us forward.

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