The Rock Church Podcast

Can God be good when life is not? When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions we hoped we'd never have to ask. But when you feel broken, abandoned, and struggling to find answers, there's a beacon in the storm. A message series focusing on the book of Habakkuk, Hope in the Dark shows us how we can cling to God even when our circumstances are overwhelming because He will carry us through the storm.

Can God be good when life is not? When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions we hoped we'd never have to ask. But when you feel broken, abandoned, and struggling to find answers, there's a beacon in the storm. A message series focusing on the book of Habakkuk, Hope in the Dark shows us how we can cling to God even when our circumstances are overwhelming because He will carry us through the storm.

Can God be good when life is not? When life hits hard, it plunges us into a sea of questions we hoped we'd never have to ask. But when you feel broken, abandoned, and struggling to find answers, there's a beacon in the storm. A message series focusing on the book of Habakkuk, Hope in the Dark shows us how we can cling to God even when our circumstances are overwhelming because He will carry us through the storm.

Autumn Cole brings a message from the story of Peter stepping out the boat towards Jesus who is walking on water. Join us as we learn that we are to follow with an obedient heart no matter what.

It is officially 2020! A little over four years ago I came down as the Pastor under the covering of another church. Through the years, we have been slowly getting on our own feet, and today we are a healthy church being able to stand on our own. Now, it's time for new vision and share what is important to us uniquely. Join us for “What Matters” as we go over five values of The Rock Church as well hear new vision and mission that God has laid on my heart. We believe God is going to do great things with us in 2020, and it starts now with stating what really matters to us!

It is officially 2020! A little over four years ago I came down as the Pastor under the covering of another church. Through the years, we have been slowly getting on our own feet, and today we are a healthy church being able to stand on our own. Now, it's time for new vision and share what is important to us uniquely. Join us for “What Matters” as we go over five values of The Rock Church as well hear new vision and mission that God has laid on my heart. We believe God is going to do great things with us in 2020, and it starts now with stating what really matters to us!

It is officially 2020! A little over four years ago I came down as the Pastor under the covering of another church. Through the years, we have been slowly getting on our own feet, and today we are a healthy church being able to stand on our own. Now, it's time for new vision and share what is important to us uniquely. Join us for “What Matters” as we go over five values of The Rock Church as well hear new vision and mission that God has laid on my heart. We believe God is going to do great things with us in 2020, and it starts now with stating what really matters to us!

Vaughn Fahrenbruck It is officially 2020! A little over four years ago I came down as the Pastor under the covering of another church. Through the years, we have been slowly getting on our own feet, and today we are a healthy church being able to stand on our own. Now, it's time for new vision and share what is important to us uniquely. Join us for “What Matters” as we go over five values of The Rock Church as well hear new vision and mission that God has laid on my heart. We believe God is going to do great things with us in 2020, and it starts now with stating what really matters to us!

It is officially 2020! A little over four years ago I came down as the Pastor under the covering of another church. Through the years, we have been slowly getting on our own feet, and today we are a healthy church being able to stand on our own. Now, it's time for new vision and share what is important to us uniquely. Join us for “What Matters” as we go over five values of The Rock Church as well hear new vision and mission that God has laid on my heart. We believe God is going to do great things with us in 2020, and it starts now with stating what really matters to us!

Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can't help but Come to Worship.

Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can't help but Come to Worship.

Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can't help but Come to Worship.

Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can't help but Come to Worship.

Thanksgiving is here and there is so much to be thankful for! Listen in as we talk about thankfulness and specifically what we can thank God for!

The holidays are coming up and that means TONS of food which inevitably leads to leftovers piling in the fridge. Not everyone likes leftovers, but when it comes to what we give to God, how does He feel about leftovers?

Most of us hold the idea that the future will always get better...that somehow we will figure this out. But the question is, can we? Is this even true? We'll look at two ancient stories that tell us more about ourselves than most of us want to admit, and realize why the struggle apart from God is more futile than we think. Are people inherently good, or a mixed bag? Is there a limit to human progress? And if we're so enlightened, why do we keep almost destroying ourselves again and again?

Most of us hold the idea that the future will always get better...that somehow we will figure this out. But the question is, can we? Is this even true? We'll look at two ancient stories that tell us more about ourselves than most of us want to admit, and realize why the struggle apart from God is more futile than we think. Are people inherently good, or a mixed bag? Is there a limit to human progress? And if we're so enlightened, why do we keep almost destroying ourselves again and again?

Most of us hold the idea that the future will always get better...that somehow we will figure this out. But the question is, can we? Is this even true? We'll look at two ancient stories that tell us more about ourselves than most of us want to admit, and realize why the struggle apart from God is more futile than we think. Are people inherently good, or a mixed bag? Is there a limit to human progress? And if we're so enlightened, why do we keep almost destroying ourselves again and again?

Most of us hold the idea that the future will always get better...that somehow we will figure this out. But the question is, can we? Is this even true? We'll look at two ancient stories that tell us more about ourselves than most of us want to admit, and realize why the struggle apart from God is more futile than we think. Are people inherently good, or a mixed bag? Is there a limit to human progress? And if we're so enlightened, why do we keep almost destroying ourselves again and again?

We find ourselves this week in the final chapter of the Apostle Paul's “discourse on joy” to his congregation at Philippi. He understood that “anxiousness” is the result of the pull in our lives between hope and fear. It was Paul's desire to equip his spiritual children with the truth that could make it possible for them to live in a place of peace and great joy for the rest of their lives, no matter what circumstances would come their way. He knew that their lives and ours, would be filled with opportunities to live in anxiety, but that they, and we, must make the “joy decision” every day in order to experience “joy for life.”

Happiness and joy, believed by most to be synonymous... but little could be further from the truth. The book of Philippians was penned by a man who was, at the moment of its writing, suffering untold troubles and trials. Paul was confined in a Roman dungeon, beaten regularly, and chained to one of his guards, awaiting death for the unthinkable crime of receiving the good news of salvation through Christ, and the desire that all might know his amazing savior. As he awaited his execution, he not only found purpose and meaning for the circumstances he was experiencing, he demonstrated incredible faithfulness, and did so with an attitude of unshakable joy!

Happiness and joy, believed by most to be synonymous... but little could be further from the truth. The book of Philippians was penned by a man who was, at the moment of its writing, suffering untold troubles and trials. Paul was confined in a Roman dungeon, beaten regularly, and chained to one of his guards, awaiting death for the unthinkable crime of receiving the good news of salvation through Christ, and the desire that all might know his amazing savior. As he awaited his execution, he not only found purpose and meaning for the circumstances he was experiencing, he demonstrated incredible faithfulness, and did so with an attitude of unshakable joy!

Happiness and joy, believed by most to be synonymous... but little could be further from the truth. The book of Philippians was penned by a man who was, at the moment of its writing, suffering untold troubles and trials. Paul was confined in a Roman dungeon, beaten regularly, and chained to one of his guards, awaiting death for the unthinkable crime of receiving the good news of salvation through Christ, and the desire that all might know his amazing savior. As he awaited his execution, he not only found purpose and meaning for the circumstances he was experiencing, he demonstrated incredible faithfulness, and did so with an attitude of unshakable joy!

Love isn't only something you do—it can be the lens that lets you see the world in a new light. It's time to Love Like Jesus.

Love isn't only something you do—it can be the lens that lets you see the world in a new light. It's time to Love Like Jesus.

Love isn't only something you do—it can be the lens that lets you see the world in a new light. It's time to Love Like Jesus.

Sharing your story doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it's one of the easiest things a believer can do! Join us the REAL series as we share what it means to be a witness and live a real, engaging, and authentic life. We will spend the next four weeks discussing how to be Relevant Fisherman, Engaging Influencers, Authentic Witnesses, and Life-Giving Farmers.

Sharing your story doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it's one of the easiest things a believer can do! Join us the REAL series as we share what it means to be a witness and live a real, engaging, and authentic life. We will spend the next four weeks discussing how to be Relevant Fisherman, Engaging Influencers, Authentic Witnesses, and Life-Giving Farmers.

Sharing your story doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it's one of the easiest things a believer can do! Join us the REAL series as we share what it means to be a witness and live a real, engaging, and authentic life. We will spend the next four weeks discussing how to be Relevant Fisherman, Engaging Influencers, Authentic Witnesses, and Life-Giving Farmers.

Sharing your story doesn't have to be hard. In fact, it's one of the easiest things a believer can do! Join us the REAL series as we share what it means to be a witness and live a real, engaging, and authentic life. We will spend the next four weeks discussing how to be Relevant Fisherman, Engaging Influencers, Authentic Witnesses, and Life-Giving Farmers.

You may have spent years trying to develop the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. The law is not against such things”. But the gospel has a better approach to spiritual growth than you trying to become more mature on your own and by your works, “Summer Fruit” is 5-week series with various guest speakers talking about some of the more difficult attributes of this spiritual fruit. We will talk about joy, faithfulness, long-suffering/patience, and self-control. Join us as we develop this fruit desired by Jesus!

You may have spent years trying to develop the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. The law is not against such things”. But the gospel has a better approach to spiritual growth than you trying to become more mature on your own and by your works, “Summer Fruit” is 5-week series with various guest speakers talking about some of the more difficult attributes of this spiritual fruit. We will talk about joy, faithfulness, long-suffering/patience, and self-control. Join us as we develop this fruit desired by Jesus!

You may have spent years trying to develop the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. The law is not against such things”. But the gospel has a better approach to spiritual growth than you trying to become more mature on your own and by your works, “Summer Fruit” is 5-week series with various guest speakers talking about some of the more difficult attributes of this spiritual fruit. We will talk about joy, faithfulness, long-suffering/patience, and self-control. Join us as we develop this fruit desired by Jesus!

In many ways, hymns are the oral history of our faith. Like the Psalms in Scripture, they are passed from generation to generation and sung in cathedrals, chapels, or around a family piano. “How Sweet the Sound,” a four-week series, will delve into some of those classic hymns and explore their meaning, breathing new life into their melodies to illuminate the hope 

In many ways, hymns are the oral history of our faith. Like the Psalms in Scripture, they are passed from generation to generation and sung in cathedrals, chapels, or around a family piano. “How Sweet the Sound,” a four-week series, will delve into some of those classic hymns and explore their meaning, breathing new life into their melodies to illuminate the hope

In many ways, hymns are the oral history of our faith. Like the Psalms in Scripture, they are passed from generation to generation and sung in cathedrals, chapels, or around a family piano. “How Sweet the Sound,” a four-week series, will delve into some of those classic hymns and explore their meaning, breathing new life into their melodies to illuminate the hope they have for us today.

In many ways, hymns are the oral history of our faith. Like the Psalms in Scripture, they are passed from generation to generation and sung in cathedrals, chapels, or around a family piano. “How Sweet the Sound,” a four-week series, will delve into some of those classic hymns and explore their meaning, breathing new life into their melodies to illuminate the hope they have for us today.

God is the pro of up-cycling, where He takes something that seems ragged and broken, and turning it into something valuable and useful! Listen in as Autumn talks about how God is great at restoring things that seem like a massive fixer-upper!.

Pastor Vaughn shares his heart and prayer for The Rock Church as well as showing us what our "Next Steps" are in our spiritual journey with Jesus.

It was a Red Letter Day. Bloody, beaten, and nailed to a cross, a dying Jesus looked at those around Him and spoke His final words as a man. What did he say? Join us as we relive Jesus' final hours, and celebrate His ultimate victory on this Red Letter Day.

It was a Red Letter Day. Bloody, beaten, and nailed to a cross, a dying Jesus looked at those around Him and spoke His final words as a man. What did he say? Join us as we relive Jesus' final hours, and celebrate His ultimate victory on this Red Letter Day.

It was a Red Letter Day. Bloody, beaten, and nailed to a cross, a dying Jesus looked at those around Him and spoke His final words as a man. What did he say? Join us as we relive Jesus' final hours, and celebrate His ultimate victory on this Red Letter Day.

It was a Red Letter Day. Bloody, beaten, and nailed to a cross, a dying Jesus looked at those around Him and spoke His final words as a man. What did he say? Join us as we relive Jesus' final hours, and celebrate His ultimate victory on this Red Letter Day.

When you make a choice, its effects ripple further than you can see. When you plant a seed and nourish it, it can grow beyond your wildest expectations. And when you add to the work God is doing, He can multiply it into something Exponential. This three-week series explains that God has a different economy than we do, and that His ways are higher than ours. When we're generous with our time, energy, money, or talents,