Our Father calls us to deep communion and intimacy, and to walk as Jesus did - in step with the Spirit.

For some of us, this seems elusive. What does it mean to keep in step with the Spirit? How do we know God’s heart and see what He is doing? How do you know when something is from God?

Sometimes, it is also difficult to know what God is saying when you are at a crossroad or seeking God’s heart and perspective on specific areas in your life.

But Jesus says that His sheep hear His voice. In this series, let’s learn to listen to the Lord to know His heart and character, and respond to His leading and nudges.

Our Father calls us to deep communion and intimacy, and to walk as Jesus did - in step with the Spirit.

For some of us, this seems elusive. What does it mean to keep in step with the Spirit? How do we know God’s heart and see what He is doing? How do you know when something is from God?

Sometimes, it is also difficult to know what God is saying when you are at a crossroad or seeking God’s heart and perspective on specific areas in your life.

But Jesus says that His sheep hear His voice. In this series, let’s learn to listen to the Lord to know His heart and character, and respond to His leading and nudges.

Our Father calls us to deep communion and intimacy, and to walk as Jesus did - in step with the Spirit.

For some of us, this seems elusive. What does it mean to keep in step with the Spirit? How do we know God’s heart and see what He is doing? How do you know when something is from God?

Sometimes, it is also difficult to know what God is saying when you are at a crossroad or seeking God’s heart and perspective on specific areas in your life.

But Jesus says that His sheep hear His voice. In this series, let’s learn to listen to the Lord to know His heart and character, and respond to His leading and nudges.

Our Father calls us to deep communion and intimacy, and to walk as Jesus did - in step with the Spirit.

For some of us, this seems elusive. What does it mean to keep in step with the Spirit? How do we know God’s heart and see what He is doing? How do you know when something is from God?

Sometimes, it is also difficult to know what God is saying when you are at a crossroad or seeking God’s heart and perspective on specific areas in your life.

But Jesus says that His sheep hear His voice. In this series, let’s learn to listen to the Lord to know His heart and character, and respond to His leading and nudges.

To know God is to love Him.

Our love for God will deepen with a fuller revelation.

Who is God to you? Truth is our past, experiences and beliefs growing up impact the way we perceive God. They hinder us from having an authentic vision of God and affect how we relate with Him. Our love for God can grow and develop when we put on biblical lenses for an accurate understanding of Him.

This series will explore the five words Scripture uses to describe God’s nature. As our view of God gets sharpened, we will be able to see Him as He is.

We will dwell more deeply into each sermon in cell groups to uncover misunderstandings about God and process the truth of who He is. We encourage you to gather with a group for discussion. Let us know at rlc.sg/cell for us to help you connect you to a group.

To know God is to love Him.

Our love for God will deepen with a fuller revelation.

Who is God to you? Truth is our past, experiences and beliefs growing up impact the way we perceive God. They hinder us from having an authentic vision of God and affect how we relate with Him. Our love for God can grow and develop when we put on biblical lenses for an accurate understanding of Him.

This series will explore the five words Scripture uses to describe God’s nature. As our view of God gets sharpened, we will be able to see Him as He is.

We will dwell more deeply into each sermon in cell groups to uncover misunderstandings about God and process the truth of who He is. We encourage you to gather with a group for discussion. Let us know at rlc.sg/cell for us to help you connect you to a group.

To know God is to love Him.

Our love for God will deepen with a fuller revelation.

Who is God to you? Truth is our past, experiences and beliefs growing up impact the way we perceive God. They hinder us from having an authentic vision of God and affect how we relate with Him. Our love for God can grow and develop when we put on biblical lenses for an accurate understanding of Him.

This series will explore the five words Scripture uses to describe God’s nature. As our view of God gets sharpened, we will be able to see Him as He is.

We will dwell more deeply into each sermon in cell groups to uncover misunderstandings about God and process the truth of who He is. We encourage you to gather with a group for discussion. Let us know at rlc.sg/cell for us to help you connect you to a group.

To know God is to love Him.

Our love for God will deepen with a fuller revelation.

Who is God to you? Truth is our past, experiences and beliefs growing up impact the way we perceive God. They hinder us from having an authentic vision of God and affect how we relate with Him. Our love for God can grow and develop when we put on biblical lenses for an accurate understanding of Him.

This series will explore the five words Scripture uses to describe God’s nature. As our view of God gets sharpened, we will be able to see Him as He is.

We will dwell more deeply into each sermon in cell groups to uncover misunderstandings about God and process the truth of who He is. We encourage you to gather with a group for discussion. Let us know at rlc.sg/cell for us to help you connect you to a group.

To know God is to love Him.

Our love for God will deepen with a fuller revelation.

Who is God to you? Truth is our past, experiences and beliefs growing up impact the way we perceive God. They hinder us from having an authentic vision of God and affect how we relate with Him. Our love for God can grow and develop when we put on biblical lenses for an accurate understanding of Him.

This series will explore the five words Scripture uses to describe God’s nature. As our view of God gets sharpened, we will be able to see Him as He is.

We will dwell more deeply into each sermon in cell groups to uncover misunderstandings about God and process the truth of who He is. We encourage you to gather with a group for discussion. Let us know at rlc.sg/cell for us to help you connect you to a group.

Things have a way of turning out different from what we expect – that was the case at the first Easter. The enemies of Jesus who arrested Him and arranged His crucifixion had not expected the ending. The disciples expected a funeral and instead they got the opposite.

Everything involving Jesus leading up to and at Easter was not what people expected, whether they were for or against Him. His final week was filled with unexpected twists and turns. There was life instead of death, light instead of darkness, and a beginning instead of an end.

This #UnexpectedEaster, may you find something exceedingly, abundantly above what you can ever imagine.