Solid Rock Church Sermons

Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.

"Heaven on Earth"

"The Love of God Our Father"

"Burning with Purpose"

For many people in today’s church, the term worldliness has a quaint, old-fashioned ring to it. They associate it with prohibitions against things like dancing, going to the movies, or playing cards. Today’s user-friendly, seeker-oriented, market-driven church doesn’t preach much against worldliness. But unlike much of the contemporary church, the Bible doesn’t hesitate to condemn worldliness for the serious sin that it is.

We’re looking at the seven churches of Revelation. There were real churches just like Solid Rock. They existed at the end of the first century in what is today the nation of Turkey. They help us understand what it means to be the church. The first letter to Ephesus taught us that the church is to love God first, passionately and fervently... and then love its fellow members. A church may have many admirable qualities, but if it lacks a first love for God and then its believers, it is in danger of God removing His hand of blessing. Smyrna has a different message. Definitively stated, the church will suffer for Christ. There is no criticism of this church. Of the seven churches, only two escape any criticism: Smyrna and Philadelphia. At some time in your Christian journey, you will be tempted to lose heart and quit. Jesus encourages us to trust Him.

Guest Speaker Leonard Albert

"You've Got Mail - Ephesus - Part 2"

"Super Mommy"

Why aren’t we the church we should be? Because we have forgotten what it is that we are to be. It all starts with the right attitude of the heart. This morning... let’s pause long enough to ask ourselves... if we care about our relationship with the Lord. I’m not asking if you are a Christian, I’m asking if you care about your relationship with the Lord.

Jesus calls each one of us today to be assured that he is alive and ascended and glorified and reigning in heaven. He still has a loving concern for us. And he wants each one of us to live in wholehearted obedience to his every command. For that is the only way to know his blessing in this life.

I Wouldn't Miss it for the World

"Parts and Pieces"

"What a Difference a Week Makes"

The ultimate tragedy is that there are people who are almost ready to make a decision. There are people who stand right on the brink of saying, "I surrender all. I'm going to follow Jesus." And they almost do it. Others are just like those soldiers casting dice at the feet of Jesus. They're so engrossed in what they're doing that they never look up and let the message sink in and make a change in their lives. They're so near and yet so far.

How can we win others to Christ? When you are in the pits with the king, cry out to the Lord like a helpless child; then humbly and hopefully wait patiently for the Lord; and when he comes in his own time and makes you secure, then sing a new song to his grace so people can see and fear and put their trust in the Lord.

Preparation time begins now. If you don’t do anything else in this life make sure you are ready for his appearing. As you can see, this is the most important appointment you have to get ready for and you don’t want to miss it.

Only one life, will soon be past. Only what's done for Christ will last.

"Change Your Clothes"

I wonder what it might be like if we as men and women committed fully to put on Christ daily. Imagine if we swore off bad habits and foul speech, daily studied scripture to prepare for duty, faithfully worshipped God, and honored his name with our heart and our life? What if a cross was more than just a piece of pretty jewelry, but rather a sign of the highest honor, demanding faithfulness to the One who sent his son to bear that pain?