The Church at Rocky Peak | Weekend Services

The longer we follow Jesus, the bigger our view of Jesus should get, and this week, we’ll look at 7th and possibly biggest sign that Jesus performs in the Gospel of John.

When we're at a place where we're calling out to God and He isn't coming, it's always for our good and His glory, but it's sometimes very painful. This week we jump deeper into the Gospel of John and learn about what to do when God delays.

This weekend in the Gospel of John, we examine our own view of Scripture and the authority they have in our lives. Do we live as though we believe God's Word to be true, or do we cave into the societal pressures of our time.

When life becomes increasingly difficult we become more aware of our need for a shepherd. When we listen and follow the voice of our good shepherd, Jesus, we allow him to lead us into life to the fullest.

“In this message, Dre leads us through John 9 and we see how Jesus cures us from ‘spiritual blindness,’ which then allows our hearts to see Jesus as King.”

In this week's message, Dre leads us through the conclusion of John 8 and wraps up these numerous arguments between Jesus and his opposition regarding Jesus' identity and what is 'truth.' The key question the passage asks of us is, 'How do we respond when Jesus' words seem unbelievable to us?'" And that's what this message explores.

When it comes to the Gospel, we tend to be able to grasp who Jesus and His Father are but forget the power that the Enemy also has. In this week’s message, Pastor Tim reminds us that the devil is a real player in our world and our actions reveal if we are aligned with Jesus or with Satan. When people see your spiritual walk, do they see your Heavenly Father?

Jesus had a lot of fans of his message, but not many who actually listened and followed his message. This week Pastor Michael teaches on the major difference that sets apart followers from fans.

Jesus modeled what it looks like to follow your deepest passion. His passion was to please his father and in this message we learn how when our deepest passions are not for the Lord, it will lead us away from a life that pleases God.

Jesus came to show that he is the only savior for this world, the one, true light. Now the question we will unpack in this message is how we either move towards the light or away from it.

How do we steady ourselves in the steepest moments of our walk with Christ? In this message, Pastor Michael teaches on the absolute necessity of holding tightly to both grace and truth.

When Jesus challenges what you believe, it's to lead you on a path that will give you life. Pastor Dre teaches on how we need to allow Jesus to awaken us to receive His message in a way the pharisees could not.

In this week's message, Pastor Tim talks about how Jesus cares more about what is on the inside and asks if our actions reflect a desire to be servants of Christ. It is more important what is going on inside our hearts rather than caring so much about what we present on the outside.

A strong start with Jesus does not guarantee a strong finish. When we come to a crossroad where our faith costs us something, we have to decide if we’ll stay with Jesus, or if we’ll leave.

When we find ourselves following Jesus in hopes that life will be easier for us, we need to reevaluate why we should be following Jesus. Pastor Michael continues his teaching on the Gospel of John and what happened after the sign of the fishes and loaves.

Sometimes we find ourselves in storms because of our own foolish mistakes, sometimes because we live in a fallen world, and sometimes because God sends us there. In this message we learn about the opportunity storms bring when it comes to growing in our relationship with Jesus.

In the message this week, Pastor Dre talks about the feeding of the five thousand men and how Jesus tested his followers to trust Him in something that seemed unrealistic. We may think that we know what is best, but God is the one who knows all and can do anything. We must rely on Jesus and trusting Him with the impossible.

Do you feel like you’re struggling to grow? Maybe you feel stagnant in church, your community, or during your one on one time with God. In this message Michael teaches that when we feel this way there’s one key question to ask ourselves.

Is our destiny determined by what we believe or by what we do? In this message, Pastor Michael continues his teaching in the Gospel of John where we see that what we truly believe determines everything we do in life.

There are lots of different voices we can follow: the voice in our head, the voice of culture, the voices of family... but in this message we learn about how only God’s voice will lead to a path to life.

How is our faith strengthened? Through steps of faith. In this message Michael teaches on how the father of a sick child shows us what a step of faith looks like as we continue our study in the book of John.

When it comes to sharing Christ, our opportunity is simply to point to the greatness of Jesus, but it's Jesus who will ultimately transform the lives of the ones we're sharing with. In this message, Pastor Dre teaches on the importance of sharing our testimonies and what we are called to do when it comes to putting Jesus on display in our lives.

We’re living in a post-modern culture where absolute truth is rejected and replaced by personal and ever changing “truths”. In order to enter a real relationship with Jesus, we must be radically honest and accept real truth. In this message Pastor Michael teaches about how we can’t receive a savior unless we’re being honest about our need to be saved.

The resurrection of Jesus is the first step for the resurrection for all creation, including us! This Easter Pastor Michael teaches why because of this, we need to be living this life for the next life.

There is no person, pleasure, pursuit, or power that has the capacity to satisfy the deepest desires of your heart other than your Creator. In this message we learn what it means to drink from the well only God can provide as we continue our study in the Gospel of John.