Rock Point

In this series, we are going to dive into one of the most incredible talks Jesus ever gave: “The Sermon on the Mount”. When Jesus arrived He knew that our attempts at lasting change and growth don’t lead to the life we all strive for. This seems to come up at the start of a new year when we set new resolutions to do and be better than the year before. In this week’s message, we are going to see that Jesus says His kingdom is completely different from religion, and how we can discover if we are standing on a foundation of the Gospel. 

In this series, we are going to dive into one of the most incredible talks Jesus ever gave: “The Sermon on the Mount”. When Jesus arrived He knew that our attempts at lasting change, and growth don’t lead to the life we all strive for. This seems to come up at the start of a New Year when we set new resolutions to do and be better than the year before. In this week’s message, we ask the question: “If Jesus brought a new Kingdom, how do we practically live in it?” 

Throughout History it seems that we have the desire to develop, grow, and make ourselves better, yet so often our attempts to do that fall short. It seems that most of our attempts to make ourselves and society better struggle to fix some of the fundamental problems that we wish we could change. In this series, we acknowledge this reality and discover that Christianity clearly teaches that Jesus knew that our attempts to change do not work so He came to bring us something brand new! 

In this series, we discover a couple of areas where we tend to strive to find identity, peace, joy, comfort, and control. In this week’s series finale we ask the question: How do I live in God’s Kingdom instead of putting my hope and identity in my kingdom? 

In this series, we discover a couple of areas where we can strive to find identity, peace, joy, comfort, and control. In this week’s message, we continue looking at how money and morality can become a defining factor in our lives and how Christianity offers an invitation to find the joy and security we are looking for in Christ and His Kingdom. 

In this series, we discover a couple of areas where we can strive to find identity, peace, joy, comfort, and control. We begin this week by looking at how our money and morality both can become a defining factor in our lives and how Christianity offers an invitation to find what we are looking for in Christ and His Kingdom. 

We live in a world where everything around us tries to label and define us. Oftentimes without realizing it, we accept the labels placed on us and they end up defining our lives and can keep us from being who God has made us to be. In this week’s message, We discover that Christianity clearly teaches that God is relentless in His pursuit of us, and wants us to live freely in the identity that He gives us. 

We live in a world where everything around us tries to label and define us. Oftentimes without realizing it we accept the labels placed on us and they end up defining our lives and can keep us from being who God has made us to be. In this week’s message, We discover that Christianity clearly teaches that God calls us His children and how this has the power to change the way we see ourselves and how we relate to God. 

We live in a world where everything around us tries to label and define us. Oftentimes without realizing it, we accept the labels placed on us and they end up defining our lives. and can keep us from being who God has made us to be. In this week’s message, we look at the reality that it is often easier to be defined by our sin disease instead of allowing what Christ has done for us to be the foundation that we stand on. 

In this series, we are discovering what God calls us. Christianity teaches that God has a good, pleasing, and perfect will for our lives and wants to invite us to be defined by Christ and what He has done for us. In this week’s message, we look at five specific words that He calls us by and discover an invitation He gives us to step into a new identity. 

In this series, we are going to discover what God calls us. Christianity teaches that God has a good, pleasing, and perfect will for our lives. In this week’s message, we look at something in our lives that can get in our way, without us knowing it, that leads us to see ourselves differently than God sees us. 

We live in a world that bombards us with living for ourselves. When you combine this emphasis in culture with our own sin disease it makes it easy for us to forget, as Christians, what we should value most. In his letter to the church at Philippi, Paul encourages his readers to realize that Jesus didn’t consider his own status as God something to live for, but rather Jesus chose to consider others, humble Himself, and serve...ultimately by giving His life away. In light of this, Paul encourages his readers to view their lives as a reenactment of Jesus’ life. In a world that values self, value serving. 

In this week’s message, we discover a helpful tool that helps us discover thorns, weeds, and bad seeds that are choking out the Gospel in our hearts. 

It seems that everywhere you look in our nation and culture you bump into many different opinions and stances, and it seems as if fighting for something is front and center of our lives. In this series, we want to discuss what RockPoint has decided to stand on, what we are fighting for, and who we are. In this week’s message, we look at one word in our mission statement that reminds us that we all have different stories, questions, experiences, and hurts. We want to be a safe community for anyone to discover, develop, and deepen a relationship with Jesus. 

It seems that everywhere you look in our nation and culture you bump into many different opinions and stances, and it seems as if fighting for something is front and center of our lives. In this series, we want to discuss what RockPoint has decided to stand on, what we are fighting for, and who we are. In this week’s message, we look at our third filter and discover how the Gospel and discipleship can allow us to be safe enough for people who don’t like the Church to discover the Gospel in a real way.

It seems that everywhere you look in our nation and culture you bump into many different opinions and stances, and it seems as if fighting for something is front and center of our lives. In this week’s message, we look at RockPoint’s second filter and discover what we mean by the question: “Are we Discipleship Driven?” This question is important to ask as a Church, and important for individuals to ask as well because the answer can lead to hearts deeply impacted by the Gospel.