The Rock Church Podcast

Join us in this "Doctrine" series as we discuss (what some see as) controversial topics. Can I lose my salvation? If I mess up, am I out of heaven? Can I reject God and walk away? Can I say yes to Jesus, then continue in my old ways? Let's dig in and explore this reality more in-depth!

Join us in this "Doctrine" series as we discuss (what some see as) controversial topics. Are women to be silent in church? Let's dig in and explore this reality more in-depth!

Join us in this "Doctrine" series as we discuss (what some see as) controversial topics. We start this series with the Baptism with the Holy Spirit. John the Baptist said Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire. A gift that often accompanies that experience is Speaking in Tongues. Let's dig in and explore this more!

Join us in this "Doctrine" series as we discuss (what some see as) controversial topics. We start this series with the Baptism with the Holy Spirit. John the Baptist said Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire. Let's dig in and explore this reality more in-depth!

Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

Join us as we recap the past few weeks and start the discussion about our new series titled "Babylon".Series in a sentence: “Daniel lived in Babylon, but Babylon didn’t live in Daniel”A New Testament version of that would be to quote a modern phrase derived from the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul: “To be in the world, but not of it”.This means us being physically present in a place and a culture but having thoughts, values, or our focus elsewhere; On the Kingdom of Heaven.What we will glean from this series is the reminder that we are in the world but not of the world. Christians are called to be set apart. Not conforming to the patterns of the world (as the Apostle Paul said), but renewed by the transforming of our minds. Ultimately, to the mind of Christ.All around us are cultures, subcultures, and various environments in which we can easily be swept away from the things of God, and end up confirming to the world around us.What is so powerful about the life of Daniel was his ability to be held captive in Babylon, serve his leaders well, and also be faithful to God Almighty. There should have been incredible conflict in that scenario, and yet, Daniel accomplished that until the end.

God's ways of being, of doing, and of working are beyond our thoughts or our capacity to understand. He is a master of Story. A master of resources. Which is fitting because He is the master of all creation. Weaving intricately into all His creation His love and pursuit of humankind. To save us. To redeem us. We see this even in this short portion of scripture about the shepherds and them being the first ones to receive the message of Jesus' birth. And the more we study scripture, the more we see how God has been communicating to humankind His intentions to dwell with us from the beginning of creation until the end of all things. Which, for those who are in Christ Jesus, is not the end, it’s just the beginning. In this series, we "unwrap" some of the significant symbolism and meaning of the Christmas story.

This week, we discuss the topic of thanksgiving with our Rock Church team.

This week, we discuss the topic of prayer with our Rock Church team.

The Foursquare Church name reflects the unchanging ministry of Jesus Christ and our mission to declare it worldwide. Our logo's four squares represent the scriptural roles of Jesus as Savior, Healer, Baptizer with the Holy Spirit, and Soon-Coming King. In this episode, we focus on Jesus as Soon-Coming King.

The Foursquare Church name reflects the unchanging ministry of Jesus Christ and our mission to declare it worldwide. Our logo's four squares represent the scriptural roles of Jesus as Savior, Healer, Baptizer with the Holy Spirit, and Soon-Coming King. In this episode, we focus on Jesus as Baptizer.

The Foursquare Church name reflects the unchanging ministry of Jesus Christ and our mission to declare it worldwide. Our logo's four squares represent the scriptural roles of Jesus as Savior, Healer, Baptizer with the Holy Spirit, and Soon-Coming King. In this episode, we focus on Jesus as Healer.

The Foursquare Church name reflects the unchanging ministry of Jesus Christ and our mission to declare it worldwide. Our logo's four squares represent the scriptural roles of Jesus as Savior, Healer, Baptizer with the Holy Spirit, and Soon-Coming King. In this episode, we focus on Jesus as Savior.

"Faith"! We'll uncover what it truly means to live by faith as we draw closer to God, hold tight to our hope, and ignite a passion for loving one another. We will gain practical wisdom for facing life's trials with perseverance, hospitality, and relational support. With Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, as our focus, we'll be empowered to live boldly and courageously for His glory. Don't miss out on this transformative series—join us and watch your faith and our community thrive!

"Faith"! We'll uncover what it truly means to live by faith as we draw closer to God, hold tight to our hope, and ignite a passion for loving one another. We will gain practical wisdom for facing life's trials with perseverance, hospitality, and relational support. With Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, as our focus, we'll be empowered to live boldly and courageously for His glory. Don't miss out on this transformative series—join us and watch your faith and our community thrive!

Get ready for an inspiring journey through Hebrews in our new series, "Faith"! We'll uncover what it truly means to live by faith as we draw closer to God, hold tight to our hope, and ignite a passion for loving one another. We will gain practical wisdom for facing life's trials with perseverance, hospitality, and relational support. With Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, as our focus, we'll be empowered to live boldly and courageously for His glory. Don't miss out on this transformative series—join us and watch your faith and our community thrive!

Dive into the rich and profound book of Hebrews with us as we embark on a journey to understand the supremacy of Christ. This series explores the unique insights Hebrews offers into the person and work of Jesus, emphasizing His role as our ultimate High Priest, a perfect sacrifice, and the fulfillment of God’s covenants. Each week, we’ll uncover the depths of God’s revelation through Hebrews, providing practical applications and personal stories to inspire and strengthen our faith.

Dive into the rich and profound book of Hebrews with us as we embark on a journey to understand the supremacy of Christ. This series explores the unique insights Hebrews offers into the person and work of Jesus, emphasizing His role as our ultimate High Priest, a perfect sacrifice, and the fulfillment of God’s covenants. Each week, we’ll uncover the depths of God’s revelation through Hebrews, providing practical applications and personal stories to inspire and strengthen our faith.

Dive into the rich and profound book of Hebrews with us as we embark on a journey to understand the supremacy of Christ. This series explores the unique insights Hebrews offers into the person and work of Jesus, emphasizing His role as our ultimate High Priest, a perfect sacrifice, and the fulfillment of God’s covenants. Each week, we’ll uncover the depths of God’s revelation through Hebrews, providing practical applications and personal stories to inspire and strengthen our faith.

Dive into the rich and profound book of Hebrews with us as we embark on a journey to understand the supremacy of Christ. This series explores the unique insights Hebrews offers into the person and work of Jesus, emphasizing His role as our ultimate High Priest, a perfect sacrifice, and the fulfillment of God’s covenants. Each week, we’ll uncover the depths of God’s revelation through Hebrews, providing practical applications and personal stories to inspire and strengthen our faith.

Dive into the rich and profound book of Hebrews with us as we embark on a journey to understand the supremacy of Christ. This series will explore the unique insights Hebrews offers into the person and work of Jesus, emphasizing His role as our ultimate High Priest, a perfect sacrifice, and the fulfillment of God’s covenants. Each week, we’ll uncover the depths of God’s revelation through Hebrews, providing practical applications and personal stories to inspire and strengthen our faith.

“Faith justifies the person, but works justifies the faith”.Join us for the recap of BIG SERVE SUNDAY!

“Faith justifies the person, but works justifies the faith”.Join us for the final installment of our Saved to Serve series.

“Faith justifies the person, but works justifies the faith”.Join us for the 2nd week of our Saved to Serve series.

“Faith justifies the person, but works justifies the faith”.Join us in a deeper dive into our 3 part series titled: Saved to Serve.

In today's Podcast, we explore The New (or Renewed) Covenant with our global partner to the Middle East, Beni Friedman.

Join us as we dig a bit deeper into the sermon that our guest speaker Beni Friedman delivered on 6.16.24.

In this series, we explore the Abrahamic Covenant, Mosaic & Davidic Covenants, as well as The New Covenant in Christ Jesus. Today's podcast is on the Abrahamic Covenant and includes our global partner to the Middle East Beni Friedman.

Join us as we finish out the series Brand New and give a small insight to the upcoming sermon series Tenacity.

New - To never be in existance before. What does it mean that the new has come? There are many deep thoughts in today's episode and we look forward to having you join us as we talk about being Brand New.

Today we talk about the parables that Jesus told the people about new wine, being made new and what it looks like to put on the new self. The deeper look at Brand New; sermon on 4.7.2024

Our Easter weekend recap! What an amazing weekend celebrating what Jesus has done for us. Today we talk about our Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday experience and what Grace is to us. Sermon on 3.31.24

Join us as Angie Preston ties the series together in our final installment of the Continuity series. Sermon on 3.24.2024

Oh what a day of rejoicing that will be! Sermon on 3.17.24

How do we live this life as Set Apart for the Lord? Join us as we share our experiences in our journey with Jesus. Sermon on 3.10.24

How do you handle life's ups and downs? This weeks sermon on integration may help in understanding the way we can experience both the good and the bad in life and still move forward. Join us as we go a little deeper into the sermon. Preached on 3.3.24

What does it look like to be in "Godly Ministry"? How do we guard against deception? Join us today and hear our view. Sermon on 2.25.2024

Join us for the start of our new series Continuity. Sermon on 2.18.24

Join us for our last podcast in the sermon series Pneumatology. Thanks for joining us in this! Sermon on 2.11.24

Today we discuss the importance and intention of the Gifts of the Spirit. Sermon on 2.4.2024

Expounding the sermon of Baptism with the Holy Spirit. Sermon on 1.24.24

We recap the sermon from our guest speaker Beni Friedman on 1.21.24, and we dive into the fact that the veil is torn in the tabernacle and we now have access to the Holy Spirit and the Father because of Jesus.

A deeper look into the sermon from 1.14.24 with special guest Beni Friedman.

A deeper look into the sermon Is He A Person on 1.7.2024