The Church at Rocky Peak | Weekend Services

This week, we continue our series, “Love Serves,” and learn that one of the most important ways we live out a life of love is by giving financially to advance God’s Kingdom and to help His people who are facing hard times. 

As we bring this Disciple series to a close, we’re reminded through the parable of the Good Shepherd that following Jesus like sheep—living in dependence and deep relationship with Him—is where true, abundant life is found.

The forgiveness we receive from God shows us how we’re called to forgive others. This week, Joel unpacks the importance of forgiveness through Jesus’ parable of the unforgiving servant, helping us understand what forgiveness truly is—and what it isn’t.

What is your top priority? This week, we learn that to be a true disciple of Jesus we need to understand the high cost of following Him and the ultimate value of the Kingdom.

How deep is your passion for Jesus and His Kingdom? This week, through the Parable of the Two Debtors, we learn that how we love God reveals how fully we grasp His forgiveness for us.

Which type of soil are you? As we explore the Parable of the Sower this week, we see that God’s Word always has the power to give life, but lasting growth and transformation depend on how we listen and respond.

In this series, we’re exploring the parables of Jesus and what they teach us about following Him and entering the kingdom of God. This week, Michael addresses three key questions: what parables are, why Jesus used them, and why understanding them is so important.

This week, Michael lays the foundation for what it meant to be a disciple in the time of Jesus and what it means for us today as we kick off our new series, “Disciple… The Short Stories of Jesus.”

The ultimate goal of transformation is to become like our Creator by learning to live a life of love. This week, we look at seven virtues from Colossians 3 that show us what true love looks like and that we’re called to put on so we can grow and be transformed.

What does Paul mean when he says that when Jesus comes back we will appear with Him in glory? This week, in “The Cosmic Christ: Restoring The Image,” we focus on the reality of our future resurrection and how it shapes how we live today.

This week, to prepare us as we move from our sub-series on spiritual warfare into the rest of Colossians, we focus on the tension we face as Christ-followers—knowing the war has been won, yet the battles continue.

Michael continues our journey through God’s armor, exploring the next two pieces and showing how to apply them in everyday life—trusting God and keeping our eyes on the what’s ahead. He also explains how all five pieces we’ve covered so far work together to strengthen and protect us.

As we head into a new season of Life Groups, Joel reminds us of the importance of community and the power of doing life together. He also shares three relational commitments essential to becoming the church of Jesus.

Spiritual warfare is real, but God has given us what we need to stand firm. This week, Michael continues our mini-series by examining the first three pieces of the armor of God and showing how we can live them out by embracing truth, living righteously, and pursuing peace.

This week, we take a deeper look at spiritual warfare as the Apostle Paul helps us better understand our true enemy. As we recognize the enemy’s strategy and timing, we also see how victory is already secured through Christ and how we can stand strong in Him.

The Bible teaches a supernatural worldview—where the physical and spiritual are both real, constantly overlapping, and at war. This week, we continue our sub-series on spiritual warfare as Michael introduces two important principles to deepen our understanding of the unseen war around us.

In “The Cosmic Christ” this week, we begin a new focus on spiritual warfare as Pastor Michael shows how the cross was Jesus’ decisive victory over the powers of darkness. We also learn that this battle is real, and when we come to Christ, we switch sides—living with both His authority and His protection.

As we continue our series in Colossians, we explore what it means to be the true circumcision—those who transformed by the Spirit, not by ritual, and made new through the cross of Christ.

This week, Michael dives into the concept of syncretism—the blending of beliefs, practices, or ideas from different cultures or religions. He also shares how this remains just as much a concern for modern Christ-followers as it was for the early church.

This week, Michael reminds us that in the opening chapters of Colossians, Paul challenges us to expand our view of Jesus. As the cosmic Christ, Jesus offers everything we need to grow, be transformed, and become who we were created to be—people who reflect Him and make a lasting difference in the world.

This week, Joel addresses perspectives on the “good life,” drawing to our attention the fullness of life and the power for life that can be found in God’s design!

What is the ultimate goal of your life? This week, we learn that God’s vision for us is to become like Jesus—so that we can live out a life of love and make a difference in the world. We experience transformation as we surrender our lives to Him and pursue His vision with intentionality.

This week, in our series on Colossians, Michael unpacks what Paul calls the “mystery of God” and explores what it means for how we live and follow Jesus today.

This week, Andres takes us through Colossians 1:21–23, where Paul reminds us who we were before Christ and gives us a vision of our future—so we can gain perspective and let it shape how we live in the present.

What story are you living? This week, Michael teaches that we can’t fully step into our true identity and calling until we understand the story we’re living in—one that begins with knowing who Jesus is and why He stepped into human history.

How big is your view of Jesus? This week, we learn that our perspective of Jesus shapes the way we follow Him and live our lives. Joel also unpacks three ways we can approach Jesus that help us grow into who He’s calling us to be.

Our prayers are a window into our priorities. This week, Michael unpacks Paul’s prayer in Colossians 1:9-14, exploring what it means for us as Christ-followers and how we can apply it to our daily lives.