The Rock | Sunday Messages

Pastor Andrew Nemeth shares from his heart as we look at the topic of trusting God. Proverbs 3 and Psalms 127 teach us the importance of co-working with God and exchanging our understanding for His.

Pastor Jeff Wells of Woodsedge Church shares with the staff of The Rock about the importance of daily time with the Lord.

Monday morning, September 23, 2019

Pastor Mike encourages us to check how we relate to the heart of God. Are we treating Him like our "Father God" or like the "Godfather"? 

In this special message we also have an important announcement from the Board of Trustees regarding the mortgage for the church building and the miracles that God has been performing as we believe him for freedom from debt.

Pastor Kristi Polhemus teaches about how we can learn to know God through His word, The Bible. Old Testament and New Testament alike both show us God’s nature and character. When we fully know God we are better able to trust and obey Him as we join in on the great adventure.

Special Guest Jeff Wells (Pastor of Woodsedge) visits with us to share from Psalms 119 and to remind us about the power and importance of scripture.

Pastor Mike teaches about the power of blessing and what we can do to use our words to partner with the word and will of God.

Special guest David Wagner shares a prophetic message about restoration and the wonderful grace of Jesus Christ.

Audio also includes individual prophetic ministry at the end.

Pastor Kristi shares a word about the blessings of the Lord as we look at the story of Abraham in Genesis and at Galatians 3.

In this special service we pray for Pastor Kristi Polhemus as she is formally recognized for her position and involvement as co-lead pastor. Pastor Mike casts vision for our new Wednesday night programs and shares an invitation from the Lord to "bless as I have blessed" and a warning to avoid cursing anyone made in the image of God.

Pastor Andrew walks us through a few Biblical narratives to illustrate how often the promise that God gives us can be interpreted as a problem. But with a bit of faith we can readjust our lens to see the truth and take hold of what's been promised.