Friends and Family: The Rock Church Podcast

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide?

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide?

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide?

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide?

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide?

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide? 

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide?

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide? 

Since the beginning of time, men and women who follow Christ have always felt the pull between Christianity and the Culture in which they live. Public education has changed as well as the laws we vote on each and every year. Our forefathers felt the strain of becoming a new nation through the separation of Church and State. The foundation of our country found it's roots in our freedom to worship thus declaring our independence. Two centuries before, a trio of Godly men began a reformation movement away from religion steeped in false tradition. The Middle ages, the diaspora, All the way back to Daniel trying to live out his faith in Babylon. It's not getting any easier and it is not going to stop. So then, how does a Christ-follower react when Christianity and Culture Collide? 

What is the big deal about the resurrection? Today, churches all over the world are celebrating an event that happened 2000 years ago. The Son of God came to earth, was crucified, buried, and came back to life! Regardless of your personal beliefs, you must do something with that information. For those who have trusted Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior, today is the biggest day of the year! Placing your faith in Jesus gives you the assurance that when this life on earth is through, you will spend an eternity in heaven. But what about tomorrow, or next week, or five years from now?  In the Book of Colossians, Paul tells us that following Jesus Christ is essential for living well on earth. When trials come, there is an answer. When you feel defeated, depressed, or totally exhausted, there are three elements in scripture to help you cope. Could it really be that simple? If so, then it is at least worth a look.