Rocklane Christian Church Sermons

This week we close out our series on Obedience in the life of Abraham with an examination of what was surely the most difficult moment of Abraham’s life. Read through Genesis 22 and ask yourself this question, “What might God be asking you to put on the alter today?”

This week we examine the fateful story of Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 18-19. Take some time to read through this story and the why of each character. Why did God do what He did? Abraham? Lot? What lessons can we learn here?

Today we examine Genesis 17:1-14 where Abram receives a new name! In the same way God makes you and I into something new, through our obedience!

Today we continue our examination of obedience in Genesis, specifically what it has to do with trust. Trusting God is essential to obeying Him. We will be reading through Genesis 15-16, take some time to read the text and see how God works to help Abram trust Him.

This week we continue our study of the life of Abraham called “Obedience”. We are looking at three occurrences in Abrahams life found in Genesis 12:10-15:1 that show God weaning Abram off of his control. Abram tries to control his situation and makes it worse, when he trusts God great things happen!

This Sunday we begin a new series called “Obedience” that looks at the life of Abraham as described in the book of Genesis. This week in particular, we are focusing on the relationship between faith and obedience. Read Genesis 12:1-4 and Hebrews 11:8 and consider how Abrahams faith is displayed in his obedience.

This week we bring to a close our series “Pray Like Jesus” by looking at the 3 prayers Jesus offered from the cross. These prayers can be found in Luke 23:34; Matthew 27:46; Luke 23:46. Take some time to read those prayers, keeping in mind the state Jesus was in as He offered them.

This week we examine a sorrowful prayer offered by Christ at Gethsemane in Matthew 26:36-46. Here we see Jesus praying for something He wants but also praying for God’s will above His own. Read the text and consider the balance we must strike between presenting our desires to God, as we should, but praying for God’s will above all else – know that God’s will can be costly – consider where it led J...

This week we begin a short series called “Pray Like Jesus” in which we will be examining three prayers of Jesus that He offered just before and during the greatest trial of His life. This week we will be looking at what we call the High Priestly Prayer of John 17. If this was your first time here please click this link: https://rocklanechristian.org/forms/connection-card Want to fill out the sermo...

This week we draw our series “Newton’s Third Law of Motion” to a close by studying the story of the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11:1-9. Read the story and try to identify where these people went wrong and why God acted as He did. As you do this ask yourself this question: how do I allow Christ to be the source of my identity? Genesis 11:1-9

** scrub to 6:15 to view the service.** The Equal and Opposite Reaction to Righteousness Genesis 6-9 Genesis 6:8, “But Noah found favor in the eyes of the Lord.” - “Noah was a righteous man,” Noah desired the ways of God. - “blameless in his generation.” Noah was known as a man of integrity. - “Noah walked with God.” Noah depended on God for direction. The equal and opposite reaction to Noah’s rig...