This week we continue our study in the book of 2 Peter with a specific focus on the importance of scripture in our lives. Sunday we will be examining 2 Peter 1:12-21 and talking about how we can know the Bible is the Word of God and should be trusted. Read the text and consider the following questions: Why is Peter so committed to reminding his readers of something that they “already know”? (v.12-15) Why is Peter’s statement about being an “eyewitness of His majesty” important to the overall credibility of the Bible? (v. 16-19) How can we treat the Bible as “a light in a dark place” in our everyday lives? (2 Peter 1:20-21)

This week we begin a new year with a study in 2 Peter as we strive to awaken within ourselves a hunger for the Word of God.

After an incredible Christmas holiday this week we will look ahead in anticipation of the New Year. New Year’s is always a time of renewed hope and purpose! It is a time when we often resolve to move forward and be better. Unfortunately - more often than not - our good intentions are quickly overwhelmed. This week God’s word will challenge us to make one very significant resolution. Join us Sunday as we focus on Philippians chapter 3 and establish our goal for 2021!

Christmas Eve Service

These days many of us are longing for things to return to “normal”. This week, this Christmas we are going to be looking at Isaiah 9:6 and learning some wonderful truths that will never change not matter how “normal” or abnormal our lives may become!

This week we finish our series in Joseph and we watch Joseph display one of the most meaningful moments of forgiveness in all of scripture. Joseph will teach us that part of trusting God means forgiving people who sin against us. If you want to read ahead read Genesis 44, 45, and 50 and be prayerfully considering who you need to be forgiving.

So far, Joseph has displayed relentless trust for God in times of great adversity – but can he trust God in times of prosperity? This week Joseph finally catches a break and it’s a big one. Here we examine the discipline it takes to maintain trust in God in an environment that is even more hostile toward faith than adversity – the times of prosperity. If you would like to read ahead we will be focusing primarily on Genesis 41.

This is week 4 of Discover Rocklane. Discovering my place worksheet is found below.

This is the Sunday after Thanksgiving! And we are going to spend the Sunday after Thanksgiving with Joseph in prison where he has been serving for years with no end in sight for a crime that he did not commit. The challenge this week is this, “trusting God means being thankful, even when He allows you to suffer.” If you want to read ahead we will be covering Genesis 29:19-23, 40, 41:1. Happy Thanksgiving!

This is our 3rd week of Discover Rocklane. This week is about Discovering Church leadership. You can find notes to follow along down below.