Remnant Revival Outreach Center Podcast

In this message, Pastor Richard Lorenzo Jr. challenges the idea that anyone is truly independent. Every person is plugged into something, and the only question is whose signal they're on. Using the picture of a child who relies completely on their father, Pastor Rich teaches that real spiritual maturity doesn't mean needing God less. It means depending on Him more. He explains that Jesus already disarmed every principality and power at the cross, then exposes the substitutes people lean on in His place, from addictions to comfort to religious routine. He closes by calling believers to stop playing church and become doers of the Word, seeking God daily and walking in His power instead of settling for a lukewarm faith.

You've read Psalm 23 your whole life: "Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me allthe days of my life." But the Hebrew word for follow — radaf — isn't gentle. It's ahunting term. A military word. It means to chase, to pursue, to run you down. In thismessage, Pastor Rich reframes the most familiar psalm in the Bible: God's goodness andmercy aren't trailing politely behind you — they're chasing you down like a fatheryanking his kid out of the path of an oncoming car. Not to hurt you. To save your life.
From the false, comfortable "Jesus" being sold in the modern church, to the sin mostpastors won't preach from the pulpit, to David — the most hunted man in Scripture, whosaid the only thing that ever really caught him was mercy — this is a call to stoprunning and let yourself be caught. It ends where revival always ends: at the altar,with real people giving up what they were holding onto.
In this message:- Why "goodness and mercy" is a chase, not a stroll — the meaning of radaf- The heart of the Father vs. the condemnation the enemy sells you- The false Jesus in today's church — and the gospel that actually saves- "I never knew you" — the difference between knowing about God and experiencing Him- Revival breaking out: God showing up to Muslims in dreams, and why He still needs you to go- Live testimonies: the man who went looking for a plug and found his best friend, and  the surrender at the altar
Scripture: Psalm 23:6 · Exodus 34:6 · Matthew 7
The RROC — Sunday Night Revival. If this stirred something in you, don't ignore it.That's Him chasing you down. Subscribe, share this with someone who's been running, andcome experience God with us.

Why would Jesus tell a story that seems to praise a crook? In this message from Luke 16 — the Parable of the Unjust (Shrewd) Steward — Pastor Rich walks through one of the most debated passages in the New Testament and unpacks what it really reveals about stewardship, money, and the heart.
The truth underneath the parable is simple but confronting: God cannot trust us with true riches until we pass certain tests. He uses the physical — your finances, your job, your marriage, your kids — to see if He can trust you with the spiritual. Because if you can't take care of your own house, how can you take care of the household of God?

One man ran to Jesus, knelt in worship, and asked the most important question a person can ask — and he's the only person in all four Gospels who walked away from Jesus sadder than he came. Why?
In this message from Mark 10, Pastor Rich breaks down the story of the Rich Young Ruler and exposes the difference between wanting Jesus for what He can give you and surrendering to Him as Lord over your life. You'll hear why nobody works for an inheritance, why God isn't transactional, how the very gift you're called to use can become the idol that takes you out, and the question that quietly exposes every one of our hearts: Is Jesus a teacher… or a Lord?
Then special guest Chandler Howell — who worked on the #1 YouTube channel in the world (MrBeast) — shares his powerful testimony. He had everything the world says will fulfill you and still felt empty, until the night God peeled the scales off his eyes and he threw it all in the dumpster. He shares how "one chapter a day" and simple obedience led him from bondage to becoming the greatest love of his life: Jesus.
If you've ever caught yourself wanting the blessings of God more than the God who blesses — this one is for you.

The Ministry of Lowliness — Pastor Richard Lorenzo Jr.
Jesus was baptized at the lowest place on earth on purpose — because heaven doesn't open over altitude, it opens over depth. In a world chasing higher, this is a call to go low, die to self, and meet God in the secret place.
 Matthew 3:16 · Matthew 11:28 · Isaiah 57:15 · James 4:6

You can be saved and still need to be set free. In this mass-deliverance message, Richard Lorenzo Jr. shares his own testimony — 29 years in witchcraft, addiction, and 17 years of pornography, and the night Jesus set him free — then unpacks why Christians need deliverance too, how unforgiveness opens the door to torment, and why "the name of Jesus isn't magic, it's revelation."
Real testimonies. Real freedom. If you've been stuck in the same cycle for years, press play.

Hey family, thanks for tuning in to another episode of our podcast. In this episode, we’ll be hearing from Richard Lorenzo Jr. as he dives into a powerful message on What is Revival? Be sure to listen in, share this episode with someone who needs it, and don’t forget to check out the rest of our content across all social platforms.

In the body of Christ, it’s easy to admire the vessels God uses—but sometimes admiration crosses into idolatry. Many believers place men and women of God on pedestals, and when disappointment or hurt comes, offense sets in and wounds deepen. This episode brings truth and healing to that struggle, exposing the dangers of idolizing spiritual leaders while highlighting the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus. If you’ve ever wrestled with church hurt, misplaced trust, or confusion in mentorship, this message will point you back to the true source of hope, healing, and guidance.

In this episode, we talk about what it truly means to live the Zoë life in Christ. The Greek word Zoë (ζωή) means divine life — not just breathing, but walking in the fullness of God’s nature. As believers, we’ve inherited more than salvation — we’ve inherited authority, identity, and purpose. Life in Christ looks different because it is different. Tune in as we explore how this supernatural life sets us apart and what it means to truly live from the inside out

In this powerful episode, Richard Lorenzo Jr. delivers a life-changing message on The Father’s Love. Many were deeply moved as the Holy Spirit revealed the heart of the Father in a fresh and personal way. This sermon reminds us that God is not distant or angry—but a loving Father who runs toward His children with open arms. Whether you’ve known God for years or are just beginning to seek Him, this message will renew your understanding of His love, break off the orphan spirit, and draw you into deeper intimacy with your Heavenly Father.