The Church at Rocky Peak | Weekend Services

What does it take to enter the Kingdom of God? This week, we examine the Sermon on the Mount (found in Matthew 5-7) to discover what kind of person God calls us to be so we can enter His Kingdom and live under His leadership as true disciples.

What does it mean to be a disciple of Jesus? This week, Michael kicks off our new series, “Disciple… The Call to Follow,” by introducing three foundational principles that define what it means to be a disciple.

This weekend, we conclude our two-week series, “Goodbye Yesterday.” We learn that if we become rooted in God’s promises in our current life, we can trust in Jesus for our future.

Because of Jesus’ death and resurrection, we as Christ-followers have a new identity as temples of God. This week, Andres delves into how extraordinary life cis because we live each and every moment with God.

This week, Pastor Michael concludes our “Gospel of God” series with some insight on Paul’s final words of encouragement—a challenge and a promise—to the church in Rome and for as Christ-followers today.

As Paul wraps up his letter to the Romans, he offers a vision of a life transformed to be like Jesus. This week, Michael unpacks three big-picture questions to help us recognize the life-changing power of the Gospel in our own lives.

When we choose to follow Jesus, we begin to experience many of the gifts He has for us. This week, Joel explores what freedom means for Christ-followers and how that freedom might serve a purpose greater than ourselves.

Because of the Gospel, we are no longer children of sin and darkness but children of the light. This week, Andres explores what it means to live as children of light in a dark world.

As followers of Jesus, what does it look like to live a transformed life in our relationship with government? According to Romans 13, it means recognizing that God is at work through governing authorities and striving to be good citizens who positively influence our culture. We are called to stand courageously for what is right, good, and true, but to do so with respect and by living out the law o...

What does it look like to live a transformed life? This week, as we continue our series in Romans, Michael explores four diagnostic questions that guide us to reflect on the areas where we have experienced transformation—and where it is still needed. These questions help us recognize where we need to surrender so the Holy Spirit can continue renewing our minds.

This week, in our series “The Gospel of God,” Michael teaches that Jesus came not only to restore our relationship with God but also to connect us with fellow believers. We are created to live in community, supporting and caring for one another according to our unique gifts.

One of the primary areas where we need transformation through the renewing of our minds is in how we love. This week, Michael shares what true love looks like from God’s perspective and explains why love is such a high priority for us as Christ-followers.

Have you ever wanted to know what God’s will is for your life? This week, Joel begins unpacking the next section of Romans, exploring what it means to practically live out the Gospel of God.

This week, Joel walks us through Romans 11, highlighting the importance of trusting God and walking humbly within His story. God is faithful, and He’s not done working in our lives and our stories.

What does it mean to be saved? As we continue our series, “The Gospel of God,” this week, Andres highlights key words from Romans 10 that lead us into a deeper understanding of the true impact of salvation on our lives and reality.

This weekend, we had the privilege of hearing a powerful message from Pastor Peter Kasirivu, founder of Africa Renewal Ministries, where we were reminded that Jesus is the Great Light who drives away darkness. As followers of Christ, we are called to live for God in every area of our lives and to reflect the light of Jesus to everyone we meet.

This week, we continue our exploration of the Bible’s teachings on predestination and free will, as Michael compares and contrasts the theological viewpoints, along with the biblical evidence and truths, from both sides of the debate. He also shares that each side reveals important truths about who God is and who we are, which can be beneficial in our walk with Jesus.

As we begin a two-week series on the topic of free will and predestination, Michael explores the difference between primary and secondary issues. While true Christ-followers may disagree on various secondary issues, our priority is to love one another despite these differences.

As we head into a new season of Life Groups here at Rocky Peak, Joel explores what it means to be church and walk together in community. By doing life together, we can apply what we're learning about being Christ-followers and live out Jesus' command to love one another.

Last week, we wrapped up the big picture story of the Gospel of God. But before Paul dives into how we can practically live out the Gospel, he first addresses an issue within the early movement of Jesus that troubles him deeply: Why isn't Israel accepting the message? Pastor Michael encourages us to reflect on the people in our own lives who don't know Jesus, and how we might help guide them towar...

This week, as we wrap up the big picture story of the Gospel of God, we learn that God has an epic plan for each of our lives. When we choose to follow Jesus, we come to know God, our Creator, and become the people we were meant to be.

Pastor Michael explores the Story of Glory as explained by the Apostle Paul in his letter to the church at Rome and how this story will unfold for those who come to Jesus, receive the Holy Spirit, and look to what is coming when Jesus returns. Persecution may be a part of this "in-between time" or here-and-now story, but believers who share in Christ's suffering will one day also share in Christ's...

In the third and final message of "The Gospel of God, The Spirit of Life" series, Pastor Michael focuses on the truth that is revealed by the Holy Spirit, teaching that God's rescue mission of a rebel race thru our adoption to Sonship is brought about by the Holy Spirit when we are transferred from condemnation to a spirit of life. The Spirit leads us into experiential truth, opening the eyes of o...

Pastor Michael continues our journey through Romans 8 in part two, “The Spirit of Life” in The Gospel of God series. The Apostle Paul contrasts two different types of people - those in Adam with minds governed by the flesh, and those in Christ whose minds are governed by the Holy Spirit. Paul wants us to understand that the Spirit gives new life and, when we come to Christ, we are changed supernat...