The Rock | Sunday Messages

Pastor Andrew Nemeth teaches on the caution of letting God's gifts to us become our refuge, hope, identity, and dependence. Using a series of questions around each of those topics - we are encouraged to pause, reflect, and ask the Lord what might have taken His rightful place in our lives.

Pastor Marcus Meier teaches on our identity as Priests, Kings, and the Bride of Christ. Exploring scriptures from Genesis to Revelation, Pastor Marcus encourages us to take up our Heavenly calling to minister to, reign with, and be devoted to Christ now.

Pastor Mike Polhemus teaches his part two of a sermon on finances and giving out of Matthew 6 and other scriptures. In this message, listeners are challenged to evaluate if they believe they are owners or stewards of the possessions entrusted to them by God. Afterwards, we break into discussion groups.

In Part 1 of this series, Returning to Our Priestly Identity, Matt looked at one of the deeper foundations of prayer: who we are. Jesus has made us a kingdom of priests, and prayer flows from that identity.In Part 2, we go deeper still and ask: Who is the One before whom priests minister?If knowing who we are gives us a foundation for prayer, how much more might knowing who He is awaken us to pray?

Guest speaker Jake Hamilton shares a message on God's design for shifting culture: Family. Jake shares how this comes from God's design for marriage which starts with Godly men. Jake Hamilton is a worshiper, artist, communicator, and founder of The FIGHT, a global movement calling men to reclaim their identity, fight for their families, and live with courage, conviction, and purpose.

Pastor Mike Polhemus teaches on finances and giving out of Matthew 6 and other scriptures. He challenges us that we can position our hearts to focus on one of two treasures (Earthly or Heavenly), one of two perspectives (Temporary or Eternal), and one of two masters (Money or Christ).

Pastor Jaden Henry preaches out of Revelation & Matthew on zeal and having garments for the wedding day. He encourages us to deny ourselves, disown our lives, and do the good works God has prepared for us to do. Afterwards, we break into discussion groups.

Pastor Matt shows that the church’s call to prayer is not mainly a behavior change but the expression of a blood-bought identity: Jesus purchased a kingdom of priests. Using Revelation 5 and Genesis 2, he argues that humanity was created as a priesthood—Adam as the first royal priest placed in the garden-sanctuary to “tend” and “keep” (serve/minister and guard)—and redemption restores this original purpose.

Pastor Andrew Nemeth shares on the idea "Since we, Let us" as a teaching on personal, spiritual disciplines and corporate rhythms. He encourages us to move from a "me" to "we" mindset as part of a larger corporate body.

Watch this livestream from our Sunday Service 08.16.26. Pastor Marcus Meier teaches out of the book of Ephesians on the Hope that we have been called to, and how we are to live in light of this hope.