Solid Rock BC

Luke shares something miraculous with us-not just in a miracle but in who Jesus is. Listen to this message as we see Jesus touching the outcast.

In a moment, Joseph goes from prison to palace. Listen to find out how you and I can be ready, like Joseph, for God to use us.

It has been said that grief is our response to a life-shattering loss. Is there hope to be found in our grieving? Join us as Chaplain Matt Barnes leads us through Scripture to the realization that our sorrow and suffering draws us to our Savior, for He grieves, too.

When Jesus calls you to launch out, it’s not about understanding—it’s about obedience, trust, and surrender. Like Peter, stepping out in faith can lead to a life of purpose and impact far beyond your own plans. No reserves. No regrets.

Joseph is now in prison, and things are looking hopeless. But stay posted…God has a plan! Note: Preached  to kids and adults on our Kids Sunday.

What is the secret to effective prayer? Give a listen as Pastor Ford Glover unpacks the role preparation plays in approaching God in both spirit and in truth.

Live with integrity, even when no one is watching—like Joseph, who stayed faithful without a platform, recognition, or reward. True influence is built in private through consistent character, not public applause.

As we continue the summer of Christian Living at Solid Rock, Missionary Hector Garcia walks us through the importance of daily Bible study and gives some practical insight into how to get the most out of it.

Though we have so many modern conveniences, we are all busy. But what if we are too busy!? Jesus had the greatest responsibility and mission and yet here we find him not too busy to spend time with his Father.

Timing is everything. in the plan of God, the "when" is just as important as the "what". Joseph experienced the heart ache of waiting and yet we find him so faithful-even in the pit.

As our summer of Christian Living continues, Pastor Duston Moore of Ravenswood Baptist in Chicago, IL, details what biblical discipleship looks like and calls every Christian to pursue it. Using the example of Paul and Timothy, Pastor Moore shares that each believer needs to be discipling and needs to be discipled.

Jesus faced rejection—and so do we. The pain is real, but how we respond matters. Let’s respond like He did.

As we look at the life of Joseph, we see a young man with a dream…a plan from God for his life. Did you know God has a plan for your life too…a specific plan. Listen to this message to discover what that means for you and find out how you can pursue it

Though it is hard to do, God expects us to use our time wisely. Join us as guest speaker Pastor Daniel Minton takes us through Ephesians 5 and points out how we can redeem the time in our own lives.

Paul teaches us how to use vulnerability as a strength, not a weakness.

By looking at the temptation of Jesus, we can see how He prepared and overcame the devil.

God's word confirms your identity. In this passage we see God confirming Jesus's identity though the world may disagree Jesus is who He is because God said so!

The modern Church has gone from making disciples to arguing about personal preferences. Listen to this message as we examine the calling and process of biblical discipleship.

As we finish the book of Hosea, we see God's sacrificial love on display as Israel is exhorted to return to their Lord. The promise is that God will ransom them and heal their backsliding. This is the promise offered to every soul that turns to God through Christ.

Matthew 15:21-28. Here we see true faith is relentless, fearless, and refuses to settle-pressing through every obstacle to receive God’s breakthrough.

When looking at John the Baptist we see true and Biblical spiritual leadership-not one that leans for themselves, but one that answers a greater calling.

In Hosea 11:12-12:14, God compares the nation of Israel and the nation of Judah, while delivering messages (through the prophet) to both.

How did Jesus “mature” while being man and God? And, what lessons can we learn on how we should grow up?

Culture has shifted the church from a body that serves Jesus to consumers that boast in our brand.