The Church at Rocky Peak | Weekend Services

When we give our lives to Jesus, we are called to surrender in all areas of life. This week Michael teaches on the importance of a counter-cultural commitment to sexual purity so that we can protect our bodies, our minds, and our relationships with others.

How are we to handle conflict as Christ-followers? This week Michael shows us three key factors in how we can be counter-cultural in our approach. When conflict strikes, the way of culture demands that we attack or withdraw, but the way of the cross invites us to seek reconciliation and forgiveness... just as Jesus did with us.

When we enter into “The New Community” God calls us to a higher standard of living. As we return to our series “Christ, Culture, & The Cross” this week, Michael teaches that accountability, on a personal level and among other Christ-followers, has the power to protect us and restore us.

This week Pastor Joel wraps up our 3-week series by revealing how joy is a key ingredient in giving our whole heart to God. Trusting God can be difficult, but Jesus, who is the source of joy, gives us strength and brings us the hope we need to follow him and experience God’s power working in our lives.

Jesus’ final message to his disciples was to go out and share with others what they had personally witnessed and experienced in their time with him. This week pastor Dre shares that not only are we called to do the same but that when we do the Holy Spirit will empower and guide us through every situation.

This week Pastor Dre kicks off our summer 3-week series “Whole Heart” by encouraging us to embrace a new paradigm: repentance is greater than sin or shame… it's how we experience forgiveness, freedom, restoration, and it is the key to experiencing God’s power in our lives.

The message of Christ crucified has been seen as offensive or as madness, but because of the Holy Spirit we see Jesus on the cross as a continued path to transformation in our lives. This week we close out the 4th chapter of 1 Corinthians and Michael recaps the key points we have learned so far about Christ, Culture, & The Cross.

Unlike other churches of the time, the church of Corinth was not experiencing persecution for their faith. This week Michael shows us how persecution becomes a possibility when we don’t compromise on what we believe, but he also encourages us that through suffering we gain a deeper fellowship with Jesus and increased power to persevere.

Corinth valued honor, America values happiness, but Jesus valued others as he paved the way to the cross with a heart of humility. This week Michael reveals what humility truly looks like and offers tools to help us grow to be more like Jesus by engaging in a culture of humility.

This week we take a closer look at how we are called to lead as followers of Jesus. Pastor Michael teaches that, even when it's difficult, our responsibility to God is to seek the best for those he has entrusted to our care.

From the Garden of Eden to the Book of Revelation, the Bible tells the story of God’s presence in the lives of his people. This week Michael explains how God brings us into that story as the new temple and what that means for how we should live our lives.

Whether you have a formal role in leadership or an informal position of influence, there are times in our lives when we all become leaders. This week Michael examines the difference between how our culture sees leadership and how the cross calls us to lead.

The church of Corinth serves as a cautionary tale as well as a source of hope. This week Pastor Dre teaches on the importance of recognizing how our spiritual maturity impacts the kingdom and how our transformation is direct result of the Holy Spirit's leadership in our lives.

The Holy Spirit plays an active role in our lives as Christ-followers by opening our eyes to spiritual truth. Pastor Michael teaches us this week why the Spirit does this and how our response to these truths determines how much we grow and are transformed.

Pastor Dre continued our series in 1 Corinthians and unpacked Paul’s main message about how we live in a new reality as a result of the cross.

Are you a source of conflict or are you a force for unity? In this message Pastor Michael continues his teaching in Christ, Culture, and the Cross and explains why unity is a top priority for Christ followers.

What is the real mark of a mature Christ follower? We might think it's Bible knowledge, how much we serve, or how often we go to church, but the reality is we can be incredibly immature while checking all of those boxes. In this message Pastor Michael teaches on how the cross shows us the true markers of our spiritual maturity.

Pastor Michael kicks off our new series "Christ, Culture, and The Cross" with an in-depth lesson on the historical and cultural context surrounding the city of Corinth in the first century. As we begin our study in Paul's first letter to the Corinthians we see many parallels between the culture then and our culture now.

Pastor Michael concludes our three part Signs series with this final message, “The Epilogue,” where we learn about more evidence behind John’s bold claims of who Jesus is in the case he’s made in his Gospel.

All the signs have been leading up to this moment, this miracle, this ultimate sign! Pastor Michael teaches on the resurrection of Christ this Easter weekend and why this sign is the greatest of them all.

This week we ask the question - “why did Jesus have to be lifted up?” Pastor Michael unpacks what a Roman crucifixion was like, what it symbolizes, and why our savior gave himself up to die this way.

God’s word tells us that in this life we will have troubles and that we will experience suffering and trials. However, we have a hope and a God that is present with us in our deepest pain and sorrow. Pastor Dre expands on this truth this week in our Signs series, The Path To Glory.

Have you ever gone before the Lord and prayed for unity? This week Pastor Dre continues our series in Signs- The Path To Glory as he teaches on what the next chapter in our walk with God looks like.

This week Michael kicked off our new series, Signs: The Path To Glory. We recapped the two previous signs series leading up to the final days of Jesus' ministry on the earth, where we learn that the true path to glory and life is much different than the disciples anticipated.

Throughout this series we’ve learned that when we come to faith in Christ we are changed supernaturally, which has many new implications on our lives. This week Michael concludes our “Supernatural” series with a teaching on what it looks like to live out our new assignment.