Solid Rock Church Sermons

Solid Rock Church sermons

Solid Rock Church Sermons is a general podcast hosted by Solid Rock Church, with 656 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Solid Rock Church hosts Solid Rock Church Sermons, a general show with 656 episodes published.

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  Stewards, Not Owners

  Sep 26, 2026—

  In this opening sermon from our Entrusted series, we looked at how 1 Chronicles 29:10–19 reminds us that everything we have belongs to God and comes from His hand. David's prayer points us toward gratitude, humility, and joyful generosity, reminding us that even our ability to give is a gift from God. Because our lives are brief compared to God's eternal nature, we are called to faithfully steward the time, resources, abilities, and influence He has given us, investing in people and purposes that extend beyond our lifetime. Ultimately, faithful stewardship flows from gratitude for what Jesus Christ has done for us, leading us to offer our hearts willingly to God and use all He has entrusted to us for His purposes.

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  Vulnerable Transparency 2026

  Sep 20, 2026—

  In this sermon, we explored how we are created to be fully known and deeply loved, but fear often leads us to hide our sin, pain, weakness, and shame. In 1 John 1:5–10, we were challenged to step out of hiding and learn to walk in the light with God and with trusted people. Vulnerable transparency does not mean telling everything to everyone, but choosing to let go of a carefully managed image and allow safe, grace-filled relationships to see what is really happening within us. Because Jesus already knows us completely and has carried our guilt and shame to the cross, we can have the courage to be honestly known. As we bring truth into the light and meet it with grace, we experience greater intimacy, healing, and freedom.

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  Emotional Honesty 2026

  Sep 13, 2026—

  In this sermon, we explored Psalm 42 and what it means to practice emotional honesty by naming what is happening within us and bringing our whole experience before God. We talked about how our emotions can reveal what we fear, desire, need, and value, and how ignoring or numbing them can lead to unhealthy patterns. We were challenged to become curious about what is happening beneath the surface and allow our emotions to move us toward God, healing, and deeper relationships. At Solid Rock, emotional honesty helps us create a culture where people can be known without pretending and where vulnerability moves us toward relationship rather than isolation.

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  Intentional Relationships 2026

  Sep 6, 2026—

  In this sermon from 1 Samuel, we looked at the story of Jonathan and David as a biblical example of an intentional relationship. Their close friendship was clouded by a very difficult circumstance: Jonathan's own father wanted to kill David. Despite this incredible challenge, we see qualities in their relationship over time that illustrate what it means to be in purposeful relationship. Jonathan especially emerges as a person who pursues David with humility, courage and encouragement in his faith. Likewise, David shows incredible love and loyalty to Jonathan. At Solid Rock we value intentional relationships and seek to live out these Scriptural ideals with one another. With these principles from Jonathan and David's friendship, and especially with Christ as our ultimate example, our relationships with one another should be a blessing and a testimony to Christ's work in our lives.

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  Lifelong Transformation 2026

  Aug 30, 2026—

  In this sermon, we trace Peter's lifelong transformation from an ordinary fisherman into a Spirit-empowered fisher of men and shepherd of God's people. When Jesus called him, He did not ask Peter to transform himself; He simply said, "Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men." Peter followed immediately, but becoming the person Jesus called him to be took a lifetime. Through successes, failures, and seasons of suffering, Jesus remained faithful, using even Peter's mistakes as chapters in his transformation rather than allowing them to become the conclusion of his story. Peter eventually became a courageous proclaimer of the gospel who strengthened others with the lessons grace had taught him. His story reminds us that lifelong transformation is not about strong people accomplishing great things for God but about a faithful Savior completing His work in weak and unfinished people.

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