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Love is a funny thing. However, it is something that we are commanded to do by Jesus in the Bible. But how do we love the people around us? What does it look like? How do we do it without being weird? In our series, How To Love Your ______, we are going to look at two groups of people that it can sometimes be hard to love… our family and our friends. We want students to live out the love of Jesus to the people that they spend the most time with, in a way that brings Jesus glory!

Tonight, the ROCK had its Family Night. Rick talked about how both parents and students can love their families based on Ephesians 6.

A student's language is always changing. Students used to say 'cool', now they say 'lit'. Students used to called their peers 'friends', now they call them 'fam'. A common saying today with students is the phrase, on point. On point means to be perfect or to be awesome.

We’re using the phrase ‘On Point’ to be a description of the ROCK and our faith. We’ll be looking at Acts 2:42 as our example of a church that is ‘On Point’ and see what the believers did to be that way. Each week we’ll look at a different aspect of an ‘On Point’ church: fellowship, prayer and the apostle’s teaching.

We finish our On Point series by looking at the mission that the early believer's had... to reach the world with the gospel. We see that God wants to use us to reach the world around us. We are his plan for the world!

A student's language is always changing. Students used to say 'cool', now they say 'lit'. Students used to called their peers 'friends', now they call them 'fam'. A common saying today with students is the phrase, on point. On point means to be perfect or to be awesome.

We’re using the phrase ‘On Point’ to be a description of the ROCK and our faith. We’ll be looking at Acts 2:42 as our example of a church that is ‘On Point’ and see what the believers did to be that way. Each week we’ll look at a different aspect of an ‘On Point’ church: fellowship, prayer and the apostle’s teaching.

Tonight we see that the early believers committed themselves to the apostle's teaching, which we would call the Bible today. We see that God's Word plays an important role in the life of the follower of Jesus. We'll see that if we want to grow, we need to read!

Tonight we kick off our series, On Point. A student's language is always changing. Students used to say 'cool', now they say 'lit'. Students used to called their peers 'friends', now they call them 'fam'. A common saying today with students is the phrase, on point. On point means to be perfect or to be awesome.

We’re using the phrase ‘On Point’ to be a description of the ROCK and our faith. We’ll be looking at Acts 2:42 as our example of a church that is ‘On Point’ and see what the believers did to be that way. Each week we’ll look at a different aspect of an ‘On Point’ church: fellowship, prayer and the apostle’s teaching.

Alanna shares with us about the importance of prayer in the faith of a ROCK student.

Tonight we kick off our series, On Point. A student's language is always changing. Students used to say 'cool', now they say 'lit'. Students used to called their peers 'friends', now they call them 'fam'. A common saying today with students is the phrase, on point. On point means to be perfect or to be awesome.

We’re using the phrase ‘On Point’ to be a description of the ROCK and our faith. We’ll be looking at Acts 2:42 as our example of a church that is ‘On Point’ and see what the believers did to be that way. Each week we’ll look at a different aspect of an ‘On Point’ church: fellowship, prayer and the apostle’s teaching.

This week we'll be focusing on the importance of fellowship in the life of a ROCK student. We'll see together that a life group will help us gather, grow and go.

Today's parable has been misinterpreted by many, but today Rick shares what the parable of the mustard seed really means!

Today's parable has been misinterpreted by many, but today Rick shares what the parable of the mustard seed really means!

Following Jesus should cost us something. Today Rick looks at a short parable where Jesus challenges his followers to truly be his disciples in a way that had not heard before!

Following Jesus should cost us something. Today Rick looks at a short parable where Jesus challenges his followers to truly be his disciples in a way that had not heard before!

Today Rick discusses the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus and we discuss how the parable applies to our lives today.