The GROW podcast

In this episode of The GROW Podcast, Pastor David Rocker reminds us to appreciate people while they’re here — to speak life, show love, and give honor in the moment, not the memory.

In this episode of The GROW Podcast, Rock takes a closer look at the recent firing of Auburn University’s football coach not from a sports angle, but from a life perspective. Change, disappointment, and transition are things we all face, and this moment offers a powerful lesson about leadership, humility, and personal growth.

In this episode, Rock talks about living in a world where right feels wrong and wrong feels right.

This episode is specifically for ladies who are going through the challenging season of menopause. Rock , shares for truths that will help you to navigate through this transitional season of life.

In the episode “When Life Makes a Bad Call” of The Grow Podcast, Rock revisit the Auburn vs. Georgia showdown and unpack how a controversial call – a fumble at the goal line – swung momentum and ultimately altered the outcome. Situations like this often happens in life as well.  

All of us at some point and time has experienced some type of hurt from those closest to us.  On this episode Rock will share some point thats will help you or someone you know, on how to process and overcome those deep hurts that may be haunting you.

Be sure to listen and more importantly share this episode with your true friends.  The three points shared on this episode will help you in recognizing and appreciating true friends. 

In today’s culture we spend the majority of our time looking down at our phones.  On this episode Rock will share how to shift your perspective from looking down to looking up.

On this episode Rock will share three points that will help you to stay focused, and grounded, beyond distracting current events.

If you or someone you know has been struggling with negative thinking.  This episode is one you have been waiting for.  Rock gives three action steps you should take to combat and overcome negative thinking. 

The Grow Podcast is back!  After taking a break the Grow Podcast returns dropping some nuggets to keep you encouraged in a chaotic world.

In order for you to grow and transform your life.  It is important to set boundaries.  On this episode Rock shares the importance of setting mind boundaries.

On this episode Rock challenges his listeners to be intentional about moving from or settling in a place or space of comfort. Rock passionately express the need to get uncomfortable, stretch your faith and move forward.

On this episode Rock shares three encourage points on why you should keep doing good in a world that it constantly becoming darker ever day.

Rock shares three points that will help you recognize that you are growing spiritually.

As you work on becoming the best you that you can possibly be.  Here are three signs that will help recognize that you are growing personally.

On this episode Rock shares some eye opening stats pertaining to the number of players that actually get the opportunity too play in the National Football League.

On this episode Rock shares five point that we should practice.  These points will let legacy builders known senior citizens know how much we appreciate them.

Rock shares an encouraging word about believing in yourself.

Rock shares two personal stories  that will encourage you to keep sharing and living out your faith.

On this episode of The Grow podcast find out the true origin and history of St.  Patrick’s Day.  

In life all of us will experience some type of pain.  On this episode Rock will share some encouraging words that will help you to continue to fight through your pain.

No matter how old you are it is essential that you get your annual check-up done known as a Physical.  On this episode Rock will give you four reasons why you should make sure you go and get your check-up every year.

In closing out black history month Rock shares the history of the first African American NASCAR driver known as Wendell Scott.

On this episode Rock shares the history of the Black National Anthem.