Rock Church Chicago

Do current events in the world have you worried or scared? Listen in to Pastor Rusty Railey of Joliet First Assembly as he brings a challenging message from Matthew 14:22-33. You'll learn that Jesus walked on the very thing that caused His disciples to be uncertain and fearful, got in the boat, and crossed to the other side of the lake with them.

Pastor Wes shares his final challenge and vision to Rock Church in a Letter to the Church.

In the final part of our 20/20 Vision series, Pastor EF Estela reminds us that when we are in a season on refining, the process that we go through is the access to the promise God has for us.

Most of us are familiar with the story of David and Goliath. This week, Pastor Wes dives into 1 Samuel 17 and takes a deeper look into the four other giants David faced and how we--like David--can learn to defeat them in our own lives.

You may have a physical family, but have you ever considered the benefits of having a spiritual family? Listen in as Pastor Wes explains why we all need a spiritual family.

Pastor Scott Forsberg from Joliet First Assembly joins us this Sunday to continue our 20/20 Vision series.

Pastor Wes continues his series for the new year, 20/20 Vision. Listen in as he shares part 2 of Transformation.

Your mind is your greatest asset. Yet, there are enemies all around us that want to turn your life from righteousness to sin. Listen in as Pastor Wes explores Romans 12:2.

At the beginning of this new year and new decade, we invite you to join in as we take a look at the very beginning: the Book of Genesis. Join us each Sunday at 10 am.

In this last week of our series, we take a look at the journey of the shepherds and wise men to honor Jesus as we prepare for and celebrate Christmas.

During the four weeks of Advent leading up to Christmas, we will experience the anticipation of the prophets, the joyful proclamation of the angels, the journey of the shepherds and wise men to honor Jesus --and how all of this fits in with how we prepare and celebrate for Christmas now.

During the four weeks of Advent leading up to Christmas, we will experience the anticipation of the prophets, the joyful proclamation of the angels, the journey of the shepherds and wise men to honor Jesus --and how all of this fits in with how we prepare and celebrate for Christmas now.

During the four weeks of Advent leading up to Christmas, we will experience the anticipation of the prophets, the joyful proclamation of the angels, the journey of the shepherds and wise men to honor Jesus--and how all of this fits in with how we prepare and celebrate for Christmas now.

Over the past few weeks we talked about how difficult it is to imagine our ordinary, common lives actually being blessed and sacred and holy. And we explored how our sin and our suffering make it feel like our brokenness disqualifies us from having something to offer. Yet when we surrender our story to Jesus, we are blessed by having our identity recovered and restored, and our brokenness becomes openness to God’s grace. But there’s one more word in the series: Given.

We welcomed Mark and Anjali Jones, missionaries to Eswatini, Africa, where they have built churches, dug water wells for fresh drinking water, and equipped and trained local pastors for ministry. For more information or to donate to the Jones family, please visit https://agmd.org/Profile/Index/25c2b5f9-2f9f-4d1d-8fd9-8709e4dee3a4.