Rock Point

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 introduce you to the three filters or questions that we run everything we do as a church through. We have discovered that these questions help us make sure that what we are fighting for points back to our mission to be a safe community where anyone can 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 take a few weeks 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 the tool RockPoint uses to stay on our mission, and how this tool can help you remember to set your mind on Jesus. 

In life, it’s not a matter of if, but when we suffer hurts and wounds. So, if this is something everyone has to deal with, then how are we supposed to deal with it? What does God have to say about proper healing for the wounds and hurts we have in our life? In Psalms 27, David shows us how God wants us to handle and deal with these hurts and wounds. 

In this series we get to hear from different staff members on what they are learning in their walk with God. In this week’s message, Rachel shares what she is discovering about soul rest, how God defines it, and how we can access the rest Jesus offers us. 

In this series, we hear from different staff members about what they are learning in their walk with God. In this week’s message, Rebekah asks three questions, as well as how she has discovered that the answers to these questions are essential to life and identity. 

Christianity teaches that from the very beginning, God intended for us to not only help but also need each other. In this week’s message, we discover that God intentionally created the Church to operate like a body. His Spirit empowers us with unique strengths and gifts to help us share God with others and find encouragement in a safe community. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, Paul concludes his letter by encouraging his readers to stand firm on the foundation of the Gospel and remember that the ability to stand comes from Christ alone. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we look at what Pauls says about the power and purpose of Marriage and how these ideas can have the potential to change our lives for the better. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we look at how the Gospel changes our perspective on parenting and how these ideas impact our other relationships as well. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we continue looking at what it practically looks like to walk from a place of first sitting with Christ. When we can look at these steps through the lens of the Gospel it brings so much clarity on what Paul is actually telling his readers. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we begin to see what it looks like to practically walk worthy of the calling we have received, and it begins with remembering what Jesus has done for us and in us. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we look at the reality that when we sit with Christ he not only gives us a new identity and a new nature, He actually puts His Spirit in us to transform and empower us. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we continue to read the letter Paul wrote to the Ephesians and how his letter clearly describes what Christianity meant for them and what it means for us today. 

Christianity offers us an incredible opportunity to read documents written by people who knew Jesus. They wrote first-hand accounts of what Jesus said and what He did. In this series, we are reading a letter written to the Ephesians by a guy named Paul. In this week’s message, we look at Paul’s motive for writing the letter and an overview of the document to better understand Christianity.

In this series, we dive into a beautiful and powerful description of what Christianity is and how it impacts our lives through a letter Paul wrote that is found in the book of Ephesians. In this week’s message, we go back and look at the history of Ephesus and how the context of what was happening in their culture brings clarity to what Christianity meant to them then, and how it can bring clarity to what Christianity means for our lives today. 

In this week’s message, we look at two events that happened in the life of Jesus that changed the faith of those who were a part of the story. These events point to an idea that, if we engage in it, has the ability to change the way we see Jesus, can grow our faith, and allow us to be a part of someone’s story in incredible ways.