RROC Family, important announcement! We will be completely shutting down Skool by January 1st. To stay connected, it’s essential that you join the RROC International Telegram channel as soon as possible. Once Skool is shut down, it’s gone for good, so don’t miss this opportunity to stay plugged in! This Telegram channel will be the central hub for Bible studies, prayer calls, and everything we have to offer internationally. It’s your gateway to revival teams, teachings, and staying connected to the global RROC community. Here’s the link to join: https://t.me/+7z1b9V58XblhOTVh If you’re local to Central Florida, you can also join RROC Central Florida! Speak to Pastor Joel when you come to the center, and he will help get you plugged in. Be sure to visit the Revival Team Table set up at every service for more information. Make sure to watch the video attached to this post all the way to the end, and let everyone you know about this transition. This is your opportunity to stay connected to everything God is doing through RROC! Let’s continue advancing the Kingdom together. Join today, in Jesus’ name! — Apostle Rich

Hey Family, this is the calendar of all of the things going on in the RROC. It’s actually all on the Church Center app so I would advise everyone in the RROC training and the LSOR to download it and write it on their calendars or planners. God bless you all in Jesus name!🫡🪖🔥🦅❤️🙏🕊️⚔️🦅

There are several reasons why suffering exists despite God's loving and all-powerful nature, which we can find in The Word. One reason is that God gives humans free will, allowing them to make their own choices. This freedom permits true love and moral decisions but also opens the door for evil and suffering (Deuteronomy 30:19). 🙏 Suffering also helps people grow spiritually and develop virtues like patience and compassion, as mentioned in Romans 5:3-4. 🌱 Additionally, suffering is also a result of living in a fallen world, broken by original sin when humanity turned away from God (Genesis 3:17-19). 🌍Another perspective is that suffering is part of a bigger plan that we can't fully understand but ultimately serves a greater good, as noted in Romans 8:28. 📜 Suffering can also be a test of faith, illustrated by the story of Job (Job 1:21-22). 🛡️ Furthermore, God promises to be with those who suffer, providing comfort and strength (Psalm 23:4). 💪 Christians also believe that suffering is temporary and will be overcome in a new, perfect world without pain or tears, as promised in Revelation 21:4. 🌟Suffering can result from natural events like illness and disasters, which are part of living in a physical world (Matthew 5:45). 🌧️ Much suffering is caused by human actions, such as violence, injustice, and neglect, stemming from moral failures and societal issues (James 4:1-2). 🕊️ Lastly, some suffering remains a mystery and is beyond our understanding, as acknowledged in Isaiah 55:8-9. These different explanations help us make sense of why suffering exists in the world, and its important to know that through it all, God will use it all for good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose (Romans 8:28).