The Rock Family Sermon of the Week

The Rock Family Worship Center is a multi-cultural non denominational church led by Pastors Scott & Britt Silcox.

The Rock Family Sermon of the Week is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  The Rock Family Sermon of the Week

  All In, All Flame | Through The Church - Pastor Scott Silcox

  Aug 18, 20261h 21m

  We ask what God thinks about the church and let Ephesians reset our assumptions, our complaints, and our sense of purpose. We move from consuming church to building it together, choosing unity, maturity, and spiritual strength as the body of Christ. • Challenging the habit of letting culture define the church for us • Comparing the church to an engagement ring that signals a promise • Walking through Ephesians to show the church as God’s plan from the beginning • Describing believers as citizens and stones joined into a Spirit-filled temple • Explaining manifold wisdom as light through stained glass • Reframing the church as a testimony even to spiritual powers and darkness • Calling leaders to equip and believers to work the ministry • Urging maturity so the body grows when each part works properly • Grounding the church’s value in Jesus’ sacrifice for her • Teaching spiritual warfare through the armour of God and choosing peace • Ending with a confronting question about giving ourselves to what God is building

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  All In, All Flame | Pastor Leisa Nelson

  Aug 18, 202641 min

  We pursue unrecognizable transformation by surrendering fully to Jesus so His image is restored in us through the cross and the fire. We challenge ourselves to stop settling for being near the flame and instead remain in God’s presence until His fragrance becomes the evidence on our lives. • All in and all flame as the fruit of one surrender • Restoration of Christ’s image through the cross, the Spirit, and the purifying fire • Kingdom carriers who release something into every room • The fragrance of Christ as evidence of victory and intimacy • The bonfire picture of staying close enough to carry the smell • Blessing versus intimacy and the danger of spectator faith • Knowing Jesus by experience and encountering Him in suffering • Denying self as refusing to follow yourself • The cross as surrender that keeps our hands occupied with mercy, humility, and obedience • The cross and the flame as completing works that make transformation inevitable

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  All In, All Flame | Tongues Of Fire - Pastor Christian Lake

  Jul 27, 20261h 4m

  We measure a healthy church by the strength of its spiritual family, where babies, parents, and grandparents create a place that feels safe and rooted. We trace “tongues of fire” from Acts 2 to James 3 and face a hard question: are our words building unity or burning it down? • Why multi-generational church life signals health and safety • God’s long story of family restoration from Genesis to Jesus • Praying for prodigals by name and confronting unbelief • What “all in” and “all flame” mean in daily worship • Acts 2 as a picture of unity and gospel clarity • Why the Holy Spirit comes to build the church, not platforms • Division as the fastest way to quench the fire • James 3 on the tongue as a destructive fire • Gossip disguised as jokes or “ministry” prayer requests • Alliances and factions formed by information and insecurity • Augustine’s table rule as a practical guardrail • Jesus on reconciliation and resilience held together • Honesty versus silence and checking pride versus conscience • 1 Corinthians 13 and love as the motive for speech and restraint

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  All In, All Flame | Higher Ground - Pastor Chris Mitchell

  Jul 20, 202658 min

  We share Pastor Chris Mitchell’s testimony about being prayed out of darkness and we join together to call prodigal names before God with faith and gratitude. We then move from valley thinking to higher ground, learning how humility, Scripture, and the Holy Spirit reshape our perspective and habits. • Praying together for prodigals by name and believing for homecoming • Asking “where are you” in your current season and naming trials honestly • Seeing higher ground as a spiritual place and a heart posture • Seeking what is above and setting our minds on heavenly things • Recognising higher ground through changed identity and secure footing • Understanding peaks as breakthrough moments and plateaus as formation • Building habits of going to God first and depending on the Word • Taking practical steps through holy dissatisfaction, Spirit-led living, and laying aside weights • Confronting hypocrisy as a weight that blocks growth

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  All In, All Flame | Jesus' Prayer - Pastor Rusty Nelson

  Jul 20, 202657 min

  We walk through John 17 as Pastor Rusty Nelson opens the longest recorded prayer of Jesus and shows what is burning in his heart on the eve of the cross. We hear seven anchors for real discipleship: knowing God, being kept, being sanctified, being sent, pursuing unity, longing to be with Jesus, and living in the Father’s love. • Prayer as an exchange with God, including silence and wordless longing • Jesus as our great High Priest who intercedes for us • Eternal life defined as knowing the Father through Jesus • “Keep them” as protection in the world, not escape from it • God’s name as identity, authority, character, presence, and covenant faithfulness • Sanctification by truth rather than pressure from culture • Being sent as image-bearers on mission in everyday life • Unity as a credible witness, not denominational uniformity • Heaven as the goal of salvation, being with Jesus forever • The Father’s love as the mark we carry into the world

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