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2130 Trade Center Drive. Lexington, KY. We believe:
(i) In the Divine Inspiration of the Bible and as the infallible word of God.

(ii) The divine Trinity consists of three persons: The Father – The Son - The Holy Spirit. (iii) The Deity of Jesus Christ, in His virgin birth, in His sinless life, teachings, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension, and coming return to this in power and glory to rule. (iv) In the Baptism of the Holy Spirit for all believers who are living sanctified lives and that it is evidenced by the speaking in tongues as the Spirit gives utterances. (v) The second coming of Jesus and the rapture of the church. (vi) In the 1000 year reign of Jesus Christ on earth. (vii) The great white throne judgment as of the final judgment when all the wicked will stand before God. (viii) The new heaven and new earth will replace the current heaven and earth. (ix) In eternal heaven and external hell as literal places of final destiny. (x) In water baptism by immersion as Jesus commanded. (xi) In restitution where stolen goods are returned to their rightful owners. (xii) In the Lord Supper, practice remembering his death until he returns.

10/29/2026

During our Sunday Service at RCCG Open Door Parish, we reflected on The Parable of the Unmerciful Servant from Matthew 18:23–35. We were reminded that just as God has graciously forgiven us, we are called to extend that same forgiveness, mercy, and compassion to others. Through the parable of the servant whose enormous debt was forgiven but who refused to forgive his fellow servant, we learned that receiving mercy should transform how we treat those around us. Are we extending the same grace we have freely received from God?

We explored three dimensions of mercy: Mercy Received, Mercy Extended, and Mercy Practiced. God's mercy is a gift we could never earn (Ephesians 2:4–5), and He calls us to reflect that mercy in our relationships (Luke 6:36). As Micah 6:8 reminds us, mercy must go beyond what we know and become something we demonstrate through our actions.

The message also challenged us to release those who have offended us and recognize that true compassion goes beyond forgiveness to showing kindness and offering help when possible. Although extending mercy can be difficult, the Holy Spirit empowers us to forgive, love, and show compassion even when we have been wronged. Is there someone we need to release from our hearts today?

May the Holy Spirit strengthen us to forgive freely, love sincerely, and make mercy a daily practice. May the compassion we have received from God be reflected in how we treat others.

10/25/2026

Join us today for a wonderful service!!!

10/23/2026

During our YASM Sunday Service at RCCG Open Door Parish, we reflected on The Standout from Daniel 1:8. We were reminded that standing out for God is not a one-time decision but a daily commitment to living according to His Word. Just as Daniel purposed in his heart not to defile himself in Babylon, we are called to remain faithful to God despite the pressures and influences of the world. Are our daily choices reflecting God's will or the expectations of the world?

We learned that while the kingdoms of this world are temporary, God's kingdom is everlasting (Daniel 2:44). The world constantly seeks to shape our values, priorities, and decisions, but as believers, we must resist conformity and remain rooted in God's truth. Like Daniel and Moses, we are called to choose obedience over personal comfort and God's purpose over worldly recognition.

The message also challenged us to examine the seemingly small decisions we make each day. Every choice either draws us closer to God's purpose or leads us away from it. As Matthew 6:33 reminds us, we must seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness. Are we merely hearing God's Word, or are we intentionally living by it?

As we go into this week, may we have the courage to stand out for Christ, the wisdom to make godly decisions, and the strength to remain faithful in a world that constantly pressures us to conform. May our lives reflect God's kingdom and bring glory to His name.

10/18/2026

Welcome to our Young Adults and Singles Ministry Sunday Service at RCCG Open Door!

Join us today as we celebrate the goodness of God in the life of our young adults.

10/15/2026

During our Elders' Sunday Service, we reflected on Fulfillment of His Promises from Genesis 18:13–14 and 21:1–2. We were reminded that God is faithful to His Word, and what He promises, He fulfills at His appointed time. Through the story of Abraham and Sarah, we learned that no situation is beyond God's power. What may seem impossible to man remains possible with God. Are we trusting His promises even when fulfillment seems delayed?

We explored several biblical examples of God's faithfulness, from the birth of Isaac and the deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt to the coming of Jesus Christ and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. Each reminds us that God's promises are dependable because His character never changes. As Numbers 23:19 declares, God is not a man that He should lie.

The message also challenged us to develop a personal relationship with God, remain patient in seasons of waiting, and take intentional steps of faith. God's timing may differ from our expectations, but His faithfulness remains constant. Are we allowing impatience to weaken our trust in Him?

As we go into this week, may our faith remain steadfast, our hearts patient, and our confidence firmly rooted in God's Word. May we continue to trust that what He has promised, He is able to fulfill in His perfect time.

10/11/2026

Welcome to our Sunday Service at RCCG Open Door!

Join us today at RCCG Open Door Parish as we celebrate our elders and God's faithfulness across generations.

10/08/2026

During our October Thanksgiving Service at RCCG Open Door Parish, we reflected on Shiloh: Where Hearts Meet God. Through Hannah’s story in 1 Samuel 1, we were reminded that true worship is not limited to moments of joy but extends to seasons of pain, waiting, and uncertainty. Hannah continued to seek God despite her struggles, teaching us that our pain does not disqualify us from worship. Are we still thankful when our prayers seem unanswered?

We learned that Shiloh represents a place of sincere worship, complete surrender, and divine encounter. God desires more than our physical presence; He wants our hearts. Just as Hannah poured out her burdens before the Lord, we are encouraged to approach Him with sincerity and faith.

The message also reminded us that an encounter with God can transform our hearts even before our circumstances change. As we go into this week, may our worship remain sincere, our hearts fully surrendered, and our faith steadfast as we trust God for His perfect timing.

10/04/2026

Welcome to our Sunday Service at RCCG Open Door!

Join us today for SHILOH: October Thanksgiving Service, a time of joyful worship and thanksgiving. Come and experience a place where hearts meet God.

09/29/2026

This past Sunday at RCCG Open Door Parish, we reflected on The Set Time for Favor from Psalm 102:13. We were reminded that there are things we can accomplish through knowledge, strength, and effort, but there are doors that only God can open. Divine favor produces results beyond our natural ability, causes us to be remembered in places where we are absent, and positions the right people along our path. Where do you need God’s favor to speak for you today?

The message also reminded us not to despise the people God places around us. Naaman’s journey toward healing began through the words of a servant girl, while David received crucial help from an Egyptian servant. Divine helpers may not always appear in the form we expect. Could God have already positioned someone around you as part of the answer you have been praying for?
As we go into this week, may we trust God’s timing and remain expectant for every dimension of His favor. May He open doors no one can shut, surround us with favor as a shield, restore what has been lost, connect us with the right people, and bring us into our appointed season of remembrance.

09/27/2026

Welcome to our Sunday Service at RCCG Open Door!

Join us for Part 2 of "THE SET TIME FOR FAVOR" (Psalm 102:13). May today's service strengthen your faith and usher you into your season of divine favor.

Your set time has come!

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2130 Trade Center Lane
Lexington, KY
40509

Opening Hours

Tuesday	7pm - 8:30pm
Wednesday	12:02pm - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	12pm - 1pm
Saturday	7pm - 8pm
Sunday	10am - 1pm

Telephone

+18593979413

Website

https://www.rccgopendoor.org/, https://www.youtube.com/@rccgopendoorparish9240, https://www.instagram.com/opendoorlex

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