Solid Rock Church

Every life is shaped by choices. In this message, Choosing Your Future, we explore four life-shaping decisions from Hebrews 11 and the life of Moses.

In Galatians 4:4–5, the apostle Paul gives one of the clearest and most profound explanations of the meaning of Christmas. At just the right moment in history, God acted. He sent His Son—fully God and fully human—born under the law to redeem us and bring us into His family.

Why does Christmas have so much music attached to it? More than any other holiday, Christmas comes with a soundtrack that fills churches, homes, and public spaces.

Christmas is a season filled with light, but why does light matter so much?

The Christmas Tree is not just one of the most familiar parts of the season; it also points us to the deeper truth of hope.

Most of us grew up with the image of Santa Claus—the red suit, the sleigh, the gifts, the joy. But long before the movies and the traditions, there was a real man whose life pointed people to the heart of God.

In a world filled with brokenness, it's easy to forget the beauty God has woven into creation. But long before Louis Armstrong ever sang "What a Wonderful World," God looked at what He made and declared, "It is very good.”

Daniel lived with integrity, faced false accusations without fear, and trusted God even when the consequences were severe.

We're living in a time of increasing sin, but rediscovering God's word can help us reconnect with our faith.

In Daniel 3, three young men—Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego—were thrown into a fiery furnace for refusing to bow. They weren’t rescued before the fire but were met by God in it.In this message, Pastor Jehu Hernandez explores how the presence of God meets us in suffering, why Jesus entered the ultimate furnace on the cross, and how we can develop faith that says, “Even if He does not, I will still trust Him.”