In today’s powerful message, Pastor Randy brings a deep, convicting teaching on what it truly means to live in the fear of the Lord — not terror, not dread, but reverence, awe, humility, and submission to a holy God.

This sermon walks through 1 Peter 1:17, Proverbs 2, Ecclesiastes 12, Psalm 25, Psalm 33, and many other passages to show that:

• A reverential respect that honors God’s authority

• A heart posture that recognizes His holiness

• A way of life that shapes our decisions, thoughts, and actions

• The pathway to purity, wisdom, blessing, and intimacy with God

Pastor Randy explains that God’s love is unconditional, but His blessings and promises are not—they flow through obedience, humility, and honor.

📌 The Fear of the Lord Is…

A reverential respect that honors God’s authorityA heart posture that recognizes His holinessA way of life that shapes our decisions, thoughts, and actionsThe pathway to purity, wisdom, blessing, and intimacy with GodPastor Randy explains that God’s love is unconditional, but His blessings and promises are not—they flow through obedience, humility, and honor.

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In today’s message, Pastor Randy brings a powerful, convicting, and deeply needed word: Have we lost the fear of the Lord?

We live in a world full of comfort, distraction, and routine. But Scripture tells us that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom (Proverbs 9:10). Without a holy reverence—without awe, without wonder, without trembling—we will never truly know God the way He desires us to.

Through stories, Scripture, and heartfelt conviction, this message challenges us to:

✨ Remember what God saved us from

✨ Recover reverence, awe, and humility before a holy God

✨ Treasure the Word rather than merely hear it

✨ Guard against complacency, apathy, and routine religion

✨ Live under God’s covering with honor, purity, and obedience

Pastor Randy walks us through Proverbs 2, Philippians 2:12, 1 Peter 1:17, and other passages that reveal the beauty and weight of the fear of the Lord—the kind that shapes our choices, regulates our actions, and produces purity, obedience, and deep love for God.This is more than a sermon.It’s a wake-up call.

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❤️‍🔥 Have you ever felt like life got so busy that your love for Jesus started to fade?In this powerful message, Pastor Dallas calls us to return to our first love—to the simple, passionate pursuit of Jesus that once set our hearts on fire.It’s not about a new revelation… it’s about returning to the basics:1️⃣ Returning to your first love2️⃣ Rebuilding the altar of prayer3️⃣ Rediscovering God’s Word as your foundation4️⃣ Reconnecting with the body of Christ5️⃣ Releasing your faith to the world💬 Key Quote:“We don’t need a new revelation—we just need to return to the basics.”🔥 Whether you’ve walked with Jesus for years or are just beginning your faith journey, this message will help you rekindle intimacy with God and rediscover the joy of knowing Him personally.📌 Connect With Us🌐 Website: COTRD.org📍 Location: 608 Linda Dr, Daingerfield, TX📅 Services: Sundays @ 10:30 AM | Wednesdays @ 6:30 PM🙏 If this message blessed you, please like, comment, and share it with someone who needs a fresh start with God.#BackToTheBasics #ReturnToYourFirstLove #ChurchOnTheRockDaingerfield #DallasMonticue #HolySpirit #Revival #ChristianSermon #Faith #Jesus #BibleTeaching

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In this powerful and convicting message, Pastor Randy Seybert challenges believers to draw a clear line between good and evil in a culture that constantly tries to blur it. Using Romans 12:9 as the foundation, he reminds us that the Christian life is not about compromise — it’s about clinging to what is good, holy, and true while rejecting what is dark, deceptive, and destructive.

From the subtle tactics of the enemy to cultural celebrations like Halloween, this message exposes how easily believers can become desensitized to sin. Pastor Randy boldly calls the church to live with spiritual discernment, to hate evil not out of pride but out of love for God, and to stand firm in a world that celebrates what God calls wicked.

If you’ve ever struggled with gray areas, moral compromise, or the pressures of culture — this sermon will give you clarity, conviction, and courage to walk in God’s way.

🙌 Key Points:

• There’s one way to God — and that’s through Jesus Christ.

• The battle today is not between right and left, but between good and evil.

• True love requires hating what hurts God and people.

• We’re called not to condemn people, but to discern right from wrong.

• Hold tight to what is good — don’t let the world pry it out of your hands.

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This message is from Pastor Randy at Church on the Rock (COTR), Daingerfield, TX.

Row in rhythm. Serve in unity. Take the right position. Pastor Randy moves us from simply finding a place to serve to adopting the posture of a servant—humility like Jesus.

Using the oar illustration, he reminds us to get in the boat, pull in sync, and keep our hearts aligned. Unity multiplies strength; disunity just spins the boat in circles. We look to Philippians 2:6–8 where Christ—though fully God—took the form of a servant, and to John 13 where Jesus washed feet, modeling greatness with a towel, not a title. He invites the weary to learn from His gentleness (Matt. 11:28–29) and redefines success (Mark 10:42–45): whoever would be great must be a servant.

The call is clear—empty yourself of pride and recognition, tie the towel around your waist (figuratively), and serve with love inside the church and beyond its walls.

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You weren’t saved to sit — you were saved to serve! 🙌
In this powerful and practical message, Pastor Randy Seybert reminds us that every believer has been gifted by God for a purpose. You were purchased by His blood, purified by His Spirit, and possessed for His glory.

📖 Key Scriptures:

• Luke 19:13 — “Occupy till I come.”

• Titus 2:14 — “Zealous for good works.”

• Ephesians 2:10 — “Created in Christ Jesus for good works.”

• 1 Peter 4:10 — “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another.”

💡 Main Themes:

• Every member is a minister.

• Christianity is participation, not observation.

• We’re called to get in the game and get in the boat.

• God has joined us together — the church is better together.

🚣‍♂️ Just like the Clydesdales that pull more together than alone, we can accomplish infinitely more when every believer grabs an oar and rows in unity for God’s Kingdom.

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What does it mean to be holy in a world that celebrates sin? In this powerful message, Pastor Dallas Monticue unpacks the call to holiness found in Scripture and shows us how it’s possible to live set apart in today’s culture.

From salvation and justification, to the ongoing process of sanctification, this sermon explores what it means to be God’s temple, the tension we feel between our old nature and our new identity, and the practical steps we can take to pursue holiness every day.

📖 Key Scriptures:

• 1 Peter 1:15–16 — “Be holy, for I am holy.”

• 1 Corinthians 3:16–17 — “You are God’s temple.”

• Romans 7:15 — “I do not do the good I want, but the evil I do not want is what I keep on doing.”

✨ In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why holiness is not optional but the mark of a true disciple.

• How Paul’s letters to Corinth mirror the same struggles we face today.

• The difference between personal holiness and corporate holiness in the body of Christ.

• Practical steps to walk in holiness through daily surrender, accountability, and being set apart.

No matter where you are—new in the faith, spiritually dry, or on fire for Jesus—God is calling you to live holy. You’ve been purchased with a price, and your life is meant to reflect His glory.

🙏 Stay faithful. Pursue holiness. Shine as the light of Christ in a dark world.

In the wake of tragedy, the Church is asking: Where do we go from here? This powerful message calls believers to stand firm, strive together, and speak the truth of God’s Word with boldness.

Drawing from Acts 7–8, Philippians 1, and 2 Timothy 3, this sermon reminds us that persecution doesn’t silence the Church—it spreads the Gospel. Through the testimony of Stephen, the courage of the apostles, and modern-day movements of revival on college campuses, we are challenged to live fully surrendered to Christ.

✨ Key Themes:

• Standing firm in faith, even in persecution
• Striving together in unity and spiritual warfare
• Speaking God’s Word with boldness and truth
• Awakening from comfort and embracing courage
• Revival and realignment among the next generation

📖 Scriptures Referenced:

Acts 7–8, Philippians 1, 2 Timothy 3, John 16:33, Galatians 2:20

🔥 Let this message embolden your walk with Christ and remind you: To live is Christ, to die is gain.

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This message dives deep into the biblical theme of the Cities of Refuge from Numbers 35 and points us to their ultimate fulfillment in Jesus Christ, our refuge and high priest.

📖 Key Scriptures:

Hebrews 2:1 — “We must pay closer attention to what we have heard, lest we drift away.”

Hebrews 6:18 — “We who have fled for refuge might have strong encouragement to hold fast to the hope set before us.”

🔥 Main Themes:

Proximity is not intimacy — standing near the gates is not the same as entering in.

Safety is conditional on remaining in Christ — don’t drift, don’t step outside the refuge.

Don’t die at the gates — enter fully into the salvation Jesus offers.

🙏 This is not just another Sunday. Our eternity is at stake. Jesus Christ is the only true refuge from sin, death, and separation from God.

🎶 Includes worship, baptism, communion, testimony, and a powerful altar call.

👉 If this message speaks to you, don’t wait. Enter into the refuge of Christ today.

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In this message, Pastor Randy unpacks the biblical call to yield—to lay down our will so that God’s will can flow through us. Drawing from John 15 and Hebrews 12, we learn how God prunes, disciplines, and redirects us so that we might bear much fruit for His glory.Pruning isn’t comfortable, but it’s necessary. God removes the weight, the trash, and even good things that aren’t His best, so that the Son (S-O-N) can shine through our lives. When we yield, we open the door for transformation, holiness, and true fruitfulness—the fruit of the Spirit.Whether through discipline, redirection, or cleansing, the Father’s hand is trustworthy. He is the Good Gardener, shaping us into strong branches that won’t break under the weight of blessing.📖 Scripture References:John 15:1–8Hebrews 12:5–11Matthew 5:16👉 If this message encourages you, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more sermons and teachings.✝️ Want to follow Jesus?Today is the day to say, “Not my will, but Yours be done.” Yield your life to Him, and watch Him bear fruit through you.

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