The Rock Family Sermon of the Week

Pastor Lisa Nelson introduces The Rock Family's new series "To Be Continued," exploring how the Holy Spirit's work didn't end with the book of Acts but continues powerfully today, focusing on unwrapping spiritual gifts.

• Holy Spirit is not an "it" but the third person of the Trinity—living, active, and essential
• The Trinity existed before Genesis 1, planning together for humanity&a...

The spiritual gifts of prophecy and speaking in tongues remain powerfully relevant for believers today, functioning to build up the church body rather than to elevate individuals.

• Spiritual gifts must be understood within the context of 1 Corinthians 11-15, which frames them within the gospel message
• Different church backgrounds and denominational teachings can create filters that limit our understanding and recept...

Reward Sibanda delivers a powerful revelation about our identity as kingdom people rather than just church attendees, reminding us that nothing shall be impossible for those who understand their divine authority.

• Believers are citizens of God's kingdom before they are members of the church
• Righteousness and justice form the foundation of God's throne
• Unbelief, not demons, is what requires prayer and...

When Jesus looked at crowds, He saw people who were "helpless and harassed" and responded by sending disciples to preach the kingdom and heal the sick – this powerful pattern shows us how to respond to brokenness today.

• The thief comes to steal, kill and destroy, but Jesus came to give abundant life now, not just in eternity
• We often normalize the work of the enemy (fear, addiction, chronic pain, mental t...

Pastor Rusty Nelson delivers a powerful message about understanding our spiritual position as believers seated with Christ in heavenly places, and how this perspective enables us to believe for the impossible. Where we sit determines what we see and ultimately who we become.

• Four seats that determine our spiritual perspective: the seat of the scornful, the seat of honor and influence, the seat of intimacy, and the seat o...

Pastor Scott continues in our series "Believing For The Impossible",  challenging us to identify our personal responsibility to the harvest and to stop hiding behind excuses that prevent us from being effective witnesses for Christ.

• God doesn't need our help with generating a harvest - the problem is finding laborers willing to work
• When Jesus told disciples to pray for laborers, He was preparing to ...

Pastor Britt kicks off our new series, "Believing For The Impossible," reminding us that Jesus challenges us to move spiritual truth from head knowledge to heart transformation, confronting areas where we've held back from full surrender.

• Salvation is FOR me – the rescue operation where Christ's sacrifice addresses our sin and offers forgiveness
• Salvation is IN me – Jesus actively heals our dece...

Pastor Scott Silcox unpacks John's unique resurrection account, revealing how Christ as the Gardener restores what was lost in Eden and calls each of us by name in our own garden seasons.

• Seeing John's gospel as an intentional theological framework rather than just chronology
• Understanding how John connects the creation narrative to Christ's resurrection
• Recognizing the three different reaction...

Jesus was brokenhearted over what sin had done to his creation and how Jerusalem would miss their chance for true peace.

• Palm Sunday represented Jesus coming as the king of peace, riding on a donkey instead of a conquering stallion
• The word "Hosanna" means both "save us" and celebrates that salvation has come
• Our tears matter deeply to God – Psalm 56:8 says He collects them in a bottle and...