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Well Faith with Pastor Chris Teien is about experiencing a life of worship, encouragement, learning, and loving as you follow Jesus. Discover Bible-centered sermons and teaching from Pastor Chris, along with occasional guest messages, to help you trust God’s Word, grow in faith, and live faithfully in every season of life. Chris serves as lead pastor of Rockwell Church in Virginia, Minnesota. New messages are shared each week, with occasional replay messages marked by an asterisk (*). Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.Church

  1. 4d ago

    Biblical Wisdom for Managing Money Faithfully

    Money does more than pay bills. It reveals what we value, whom we trust, and whether we see ourselves as owners or stewards. In a world filled with quick-profit promises and endless financial advice, Scripture offers wisdom that has endured for thousands of years. Pastor Chris Teien shares biblical financial wisdom from Proverbs and the New Testament. Because everything belongs to God, believers are called to manage every resource for His glory. That means acquiring money honestly through diligent work, managing it generously and carefully, using debt cautiously, and treasuring God above every possession. Financial faithfulness is not a path to salvation or a guarantee of wealth. It is an expression of worship and trust in Christ, whose righteousness alone delivers us from eternal death. In this Message: 1. Acquire Honestly Good planning, hard work, integrity, and growing skill normally lead toward provision, while laziness, empty talk, dishonest gain, and hasty shortcuts lead toward loss. Biblical wisdom also recognizes that injustice can keep diligent people from enjoying the fruit of their work, calling those with means to notice and help. (Proverbs 21:5; 10:4; 12:11; 14:23; 22:29; 13:23; 16:8; 20:14) 2. Manage Generously God gives resources to be stewarded, not hoarded. Honor Him first, give cheerfully, care for people in need, save patiently, know the condition of what you own, and avoid consuming everything you receive. Debt may sometimes be necessary, but it should be approached cautiously because the borrower becomes servant to the lender. (Proverbs 3:9; 11:24; 6:6; 21:20; 27:23; 28:27; 22:7; 22:26-27; Matthew 6:33; 2 Corinthians 9:6-11) 3. Treasure God Unreservedly Wealth has limited value and can never secure eternity. A godly reputation, contentment, and dependence on God are better than riches that produce dishonesty or turmoil. At death every earthly asset stays behind, but through Christ believers receive the lasting riches of grace and righteousness. (Proverbs 30:7-9; 15:16; 22:1; 11:4; 2 Corinthians 8:9) Takeaway Review your finances as a steward before God. Ask whether your income is earned honestly, whether your spending reflects wise planning, whether your giving is cheerful and generous, whether your debt is limiting your freedom, and whether your heart treasures Christ above money. Choose one concrete act of faithfulness, then carry it out with prayer and integrity. Illustrations The $20-a-Day Difference: Spending $20 more than you earn each day produces roughly $7,000 of debt in a year, while saving $20 each day produces roughly $7,000 in savings. Small daily choices accumulate into significant consequences.A Retiree Who Keeps Learning: Ken continues learning technology after retirement and uses those skills to serve the church through video and audio ministry. His example shows that faithful people can keep developing useful skills in every season of life.A Channel of God’s Blessing: A businessman viewed his ability to earn money as a channel through which God could bless others. He enjoyed God’s provision, but he also gave quietly and generously whenever serious needs arose.Key Quotes “God entrusts us with resources so we will faithfully manage them for His glory.”“Work faithfully, spend carefully, save patiently, borrow cautiously, pay what you owe, and avoid shortcuts.”“Money cannot deliver us from death. Jesus’ righteousness is what delivers us and makes us truly rich.”Search Topics biblical financial wisdom, Christian money management, Proverbs about money, biblical stewardship principles, how Christians should handle money, generosity and giving, Christian teaching on debt, hard work in Proverbs, saving money biblically, contentment and wealth, putting God first in finances, true riches in Christ Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19654668 26.0816de Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

  2. Aug 9

    How to Prepare Wisely for Eternity

    Eternity may feel distant, but none of us knows what tomorrow will bring. This message offers sober hope and practical wisdom for facing death without fear, using your life faithfully, and making certain your confidence rests in Jesus Christ rather than wealth, plans, or religious effort. Drawing from Proverbs and the wider testimony of Scripture, this sermon calls us to live wisely because life is brief and eternity is certain. We should face our future honestly, reject the false security of riches, recognize that eternal life is found only in Christ, and continue walking with Jesus in faithful obedience. Salvation is not earned by good works or careful planning. It is received through faith in Jesus, whose righteousness, sanctification, and redemption secure all who belong to Him. In This Message:  1. Face Your Future Life is temporary, tomorrow is not guaranteed, and every person will face death and judgment. Wise believers plan humbly, number their days, and make sure they are ready to meet Christ while using whatever time God gives them for His glory. (Proverbs 27:1; James 4:13-15; Psalm 90:12; Proverbs 14:32; Hebrews 9:27; John 11:25-26) 2. Forsake False Security Money can solve some temporary problems, but it cannot save a soul, prevent every hardship, or endure forever. Instead of exhausting ourselves to accumulate earthly wealth, Jesus calls us to store up treasure in heaven and place our confidence in Him. (Proverbs 11:4; Proverbs 23:4-5; Matthew 6:19-21) 3. Find the Path of Life Many paths appear right, including paths of morality, religion, and self-improvement, but they cannot give eternal life. Jesus alone is the way to the Father, and in Him believers receive righteousness, sanctification, redemption, and the sure promise of life. (Proverbs 12:28; Proverbs 14:12; Proverbs 15:24; John 14:6; 1 Corinthians 1:24, 30; Acts 4:12; 1 John 5:11-12) 4. Follow Jesus Faithfully The righteous path grows brighter as believers mature in Christ. Keep walking in Him, growing in faith, reflecting His love, sharing your testimony, and trusting God to complete the work He began in you. (Proverbs 4:18, 26-27; Philippians 1:6; Colossians 2:6-7) Takeaway Prepare for eternity by asking three honest questions: Am I trusting Jesus Christ alone for salvation? Am I using my time, abilities, and resources for what will matter forever? Am I walking faithfully with Christ on the path He has set before me? Make needed plans, share your testimony with your family, put practical affairs in order, and live each day ready to meet the Lord. Illustrations The memorial service of Elsie, like her husband Dwayne’s, was placed on YouTube as a lasting testimony of faith in Christ, showing how believers can leave behind more than possessions.The long-running musical I Do, I Do traced fifty years of marriage but presented life without God or eternal hope, illustrating how a full earthly life can still miss its ultimate purpose.Winnebago travelers could drive wherever they wanted to seek specialized medical care, yet even extensive resources and mobility could not provide the security that only Christ gives.Key Quotes “The worst thing is not dying. The worst thing is dying without Jesus.” “Do not live as if tomorrow is guaranteed. Plan wisely, but be ready to meet Christ.” “The right path is found only in Jesus Christ.” Search Topics how to prepare for eternity, Christian view of death, biblical wisdom for life, assurance of salvation in Jesus, living with eternal purpose, what happens after death, storing treasure in heaven, Jesus the only way to salvation, how to number your days, following Jesus faithfully, Proverbs on life and death, preparing spiritually for death Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19621781 26.0809de Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

  3. Aug 2

    What Makes a Life Truly Count?

    What will matter at the end of your life? Careers, possessions, recognition, and experiences may have value, but they cannot provide lasting satisfaction. In this message from Proverbs 27, 28, and 31, Pastor Chris Teien explains how to live a life that counts by pursuing eternal priorities, developing godly character, and faithfully fulfilling the responsibilities God has given you. Discover why contentment begins when we stop expecting temporary things to do what only God can do. Learn how integrity, repentance, faithful stewardship, and devotion to Christ can produce an influence that lasts far beyond earthly success. In This Message  1. Pursue Lasting Priorities Human desire continually asks for more, but possessions, success, recognition, and experiences cannot satisfy the eternal longing God has placed within us. Contentment grows when we recognize God as enough, receive His gifts gratefully, resist living for human applause, and faithfully care for everything He has entrusted to us. (Proverbs 27:20–23; Ecclesiastes 3:11; Luke 16:10) 2. Build Godly Character Integrity produces a quiet confidence before God, while hidden sin creates guilt and fear. Biblical wisdom is more than knowing what God has said. It means obeying Him, choosing wise influences, confessing sin, turning from it, receiving God’s mercy, and maintaining a tender heart toward Him. (Proverbs 28:1, 6–7, 13–14; John 14:15; 1 John 1:9) 3. Play Your Part Faithfully The qualities described in Proverbs 31 extend beyond one particular role. God calls every believer to be trustworthy, diligent, generous, wise, kind, and devoted to Him. Beauty, possessions, and earthly success fade, but godly character and faithful service produce an influence that lasts. (Proverbs 31:10–31; Colossians 3:23) Takeaway Ask yourself three honest questions: What am I pursuing? Who am I becoming? Am I faithfully fulfilling the part God has given me? Identify anything temporary that has begun to compete with God, confess any sin that is hindering your walk with Christ, and recommit your time, relationships, abilities, and resources to serving Him faithfully. Illustrations • Reading Proverbs is not like opening fortune cookies and keeping only the sayings that immediately sound helpful. Biblical wisdom requires careful thought, understanding, and application. • An advertisement can take us from not knowing something exists to believing we must have it immediately, illustrating how quickly human desire begins demanding more. • The Proverbs 31 woman bringing food from afar is humorously compared to buying blueberries from Chile at Walmart, helping listeners distinguish the timeless principles of the passage from its ancient setting. Key Quotes “Contentment begins when we stop expecting temporary things to do what only God can do.” “Integrity gives us the courage to stand for what is right because we know where we stand before God.” “Beauty does not last, but godly character lasts.” Search Topics choosing what lasts in life, how to live a life that counts, biblical wisdom for daily life, Christian contentment, pursuing eternal priorities, developing godly character, living with integrity, confession and repentance, faithful Christian stewardship, lessons from Proverbs 27, wisdom from Proverbs 28, applying Proverbs 31 Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19588114 26.0802de  Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

  4. Jul 26

    Living Out Your Convictions with Courage

    What does it take to remain faithful when the world encourages compromise? Throughout history, God has often used ordinary people to make an extraordinary difference simply because they had the courage to stand firm and the conviction to follow Him. In this message, Pastor Chris Teien teaches from Proverbs 22–24, showing how God's wisdom equips believers to guide the next generation, preserve self-control, persevere after failure, and live intentionally for His glory. Like a tugboat quietly guiding much larger ships, faithful Christians can influence their families, churches, and communities in powerful ways. God's wisdom teaches that courage is not about being the loudest or strongest person in the room. It is faithfully following Christ every day and trusting Him to use ordinary lives for extraordinary purposes. In This Message 1. Courage to Guide the Next Generation Parents, grandparents, and every believer have the opportunity to influence the next generation for Christ. Proverbs teaches us to recognize danger before it comes, train children in God's ways, provide loving and consistent discipline, and model a life of humility and obedience so future generations will faithfully follow the Lord. (Proverbs 22:3–6, 15; Proverbs 23:12–16; Proverbs 29:15) 2. Conviction to Preserve Self-Control God's wisdom warns that anything controlling our minds or behavior eventually leads us away from Him. Solomon's warnings about alcohol remind believers to exercise self-control, avoid becoming a stumbling block to others, and live under the leadership of the Holy Spirit instead of being mastered by sinful desires. (Proverbs 20:1; Proverbs 23:29–35; 1 Corinthians 8:9–13) 3. Courage to Get Back Up Faithfulness does not mean never failing. God's people sometimes stumble, but His grace enables them to rise again. Through biblical examples and Proverbs' encouragement, this message reminds believers to stand for what is right, trust God's forgiveness, and persevere with courage after setbacks. (Proverbs 24:8–16) 4. Conviction to Live Intentionally A neglected field becomes a powerful picture of a neglected life. Instead of drifting spiritually, believers are called to pursue diligence, reject complacency, and intentionally invest their time, gifts, and opportunities in what has lasting, eternal value. (Proverbs 24:30–34) Takeaway God rarely changes the world through people who appear extraordinary. More often, He works through ordinary believers who faithfully trust His wisdom day after day. Ask God to give you the courage to stand firm, the conviction to follow His truth, and the faithfulness to influence those around you for Jesus Christ. Illustrations The tugboat that quietly guides massive ships illustrates how faithful Christians can have an influence far greater than their size or position.Church trailer safety procedures demonstrate the wisdom of recognizing danger before disaster strikes.The neglected field reminds us that spiritual decline usually happens gradually through small acts of neglect rather than one major decision.Quotes "God's wisdom gives us the courage to stand firm and the conviction to faithfully follow Him.""The goal isn't punishment. The goal is discipleship.""Permissiveness is not love, and harshness is not love. Biblical parenting rejects both extremes." Search Topics Proverbs 22, Proverbs 23, Proverbs 24, Living with Courage and Conviction, Pastor Chris Teien, Christian courage, Christian conviction, biblical wisdom, Christian parenting, self-control, overcoming failure, intentional Christian living, Rockwell Church Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19552268 26.0726de Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

  5. Jul 19

    Trusting God with Your Decisions

    How can you trust God when facing an important decision? Every day brings choices about our families, finances, work, relationships, and future. But are we seeking God’s direction or relying primarily on ourselves? In this message from Proverbs 16, Pastor Chris Teien explains how to trust God with your decisions by surrendering your plans, examining your motives, valuing His wisdom above worldly success, and following His ways each day. We can plan carefully while trusting God to direct our steps, provide what we need, and accomplish His purposes even when life does not unfold as expected. You’ll discover: How to trust God with important decisionsWhy planning is wise, but surrendering your plans is essentialHow to make choices that honor the LordWhy God’s wisdom is worth more than worldly successHow to trust God when your plans unexpectedly changeIn This Message 1. Surrender Your Plans to God Planning is wise, but every plan should be surrendered to the Lord. Through personal stories about financial decisions, a dangerous damaged tree, and other everyday choices, Pastor Chris demonstrates the importance of seeking God in prayer, examining our motives, and trusting Him to direct our steps instead of relying on ourselves. (Proverbs 16:1–9; Proverbs 3:5–6; Proverbs 21:5; Nehemiah) 2. Value God’s Wisdom Above Worldly Success The world measures success by wealth, possessions, recognition, and status, but God values wisdom, humility, and faithful obedience. Proverbs teaches that wisdom is worth more than gold, pride leads to destruction, and true success comes from pursuing God’s purposes rather than worldly approval. (Proverbs 16:16–20; Daniel 4) 3. Follow God’s Ways Every Day Walking in God’s wisdom shapes our words, decisions, relationships, and character. Even when life is uncertain or difficult, we can trust God’s sovereign purposes. He directs our steps and calls us to live with humility, integrity, self-control, and confidence in Him. (Proverbs 16:21–33; Romans 5:8; Genesis 50:20) Takeaway Are you trusting God more than yourself? Bring your decisions and plans before the Lord in prayer. Examine your motives, seek wisdom from God’s Word and trusted believers, and move forward in obedience. Plan carefully, but trust God with both the direction and the results. Illustrations Making a financial decision without prayer after Pastor Chris’s wife was placed on bed rest during pregnancyAsking a professional arborist for help rather than taking unnecessary risks with a damaged treeA GPS rerouting around a closed road as a picture of God’s guidance when plans unexpectedly changeJoseph’s life demonstrating how God can work through suffering to accomplish His purposesPraying as a family before deciding where to attend Bible collegeInvesting in a quality Bible as an example of valuing eternal wisdom above temporary pleasuresKey Quotes “Are you trusting God more than yourself?” “Planning is good. The Bible is for planning.” “God examines your motives.” “How much better to get wisdom than gold.” “Pride always brings us low, and humility lifts our eyes up to God.” “God’s wisdom teaches us to make wise decisions by trusting Him more than ourselves.” Search Topics Proverbs 16, how to trust God with your decisions, trusting God when making decisions, how to seek God’s direction, making wise decisions, biblical decision-making, Christian decision-making, commit your plans to the Lord, God’s will, surrendering your plans to God, following God, godly wisdom, humility, pride, God’s sovereignty, Christian living, faith, obedience, Jesus Christ, Romans 5:8, Joseph, Nehemiah, Daniel 4, Pastor Chris Teien, Rockwell Church Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19516417 26m0719de Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

  6. Jul 12

    Words That Build or Break Relationships

    Your words can strengthen a relationship or slowly tear it apart. Pride, anger, dishonesty, gossip, and reckless speech cause lasting wounds, while humility, integrity, love, and gracious words build trust and bring healing. In this message from Proverbs 6 and 10–12, Pastor Chris Teien explains how our attitudes and words shape our relationships. Discover how Christ transforms the heart, enabling us to reject destructive attitudes, cultivate love and trust, and speak words that honor God and bless others. In This Message:  1. Wise People REJECT Destructive Attitudes Pride, dishonesty, sinful motives, and stirring up conflict destroy relationships and grieve the Lord. God calls His people to examine their hearts, reject destructive attitudes, and pursue humility, honesty, and unity. (Proverbs 6:16-19) 2. Wise People CULTIVATE Love and Trust Healthy relationships require intentional love, integrity, and faithfulness. Christ's love enables believers to forgive others, build trust, and reflect godly character in every relationship. (Proverbs 10:12-21; 11:1-13) 3. Wise People CHOOSE Words Wisely Words have the power to wound or heal. Proverbs teaches believers to speak with wisdom, encourage others, and use gracious speech that brings life. The message also explains Proverbs 11:30 and why careful study helps us understand difficult Bible passages. (Proverbs 12:13-25; 11:30) Takeaway Examine your heart before the Lord. Confess and turn from destructive attitudes, cultivate love and trust, and choose words that bring healing as you seek to follow Christ. Illustrations • A delivery driver's angry outburst cost her family an important business contract, demonstrating how destructive attitudes can damage relationships. • A salesman confidently discussed a fictional "flux capacitor," illustrating how dishonesty quickly destroys credibility and trust. • Cultivating a garden illustrates that love and trust must be intentionally developed over time. Key Quotes "God cares about our attitudes. God cares about our thoughts." "People appreciate honesty." "The words of the reckless pierce like swords, but the tongue of the wise brings healing." Search Topics  words that build or break relationships, Proverbs 6, Proverbs 10, Proverbs 11, Proverbs 12, power of words, words that heal, healthy relationships, Christian relationships, biblical communication, controlling your words, destructive attitudes, love and trust, honesty and integrity, forgiveness, gracious speech, godly character, Pastor Chris Teien, Rockwell Church  Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19483369 26.0712de Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

  7. Jul 5

    Finding True Freedom

    Freedom is more than the ability to do whatever we want. In this message from Proverbs 2-5, Pastor Chris Teien explains how God's wisdom leads to a life of freedom, integrity, and lasting security through Jesus Christ. God's wisdom enables us to navigate life's challenges with confidence. By revering God, walking in wisdom, refusing the chains of sin, and living with integrity, believers discover the true freedom found in following Christ. In This Message:  1. Freedom BEGINS with Reverence for God True freedom starts with fearing the Lord and trusting Him above our own understanding. As we honor God and follow His wisdom, He directs our paths and helps us live according to His will. (Proverbs 3:5-8) 2. Freedom WALKS the Path of Wisdom God's wisdom provides practical guidance for everyday life. Those who listen to His instruction, remain teachable, and continue walking in His ways find stability and confidence even in life's difficulties. (Proverbs 4:10-13) 3. Freedom REFUSES the Chains of Sin Sin promises pleasure but ultimately leads to bondage and destruction. Proverbs warns believers to reject temptation, pursue purity, and remember that God sees every path we take. (Proverbs 5:3-23) 4. Freedom LIVES with Integrity God blesses those who walk uprightly and preserve wisdom, sound judgment, and discretion. A life of integrity provides confidence, security, and peace as we trust the Lord through every circumstance. (Proverbs 2:7-9; 3:21-26) Takeaway Choose God's wisdom over the world's promises. Trust Him, walk in His ways, refuse the chains of sin, and live with integrity as you experience the true freedom found in Christ. Illustrations • Traffic laws illustrate that true freedom is found within God's design rather than in doing whatever we want. • Practical lessons about electricity demonstrate how wise instruction protects us from unnecessary harm. • Solomon's own failure later in life reminds us that no one outgrows the need to pursue God's wisdom faithfully. Key Quotes "True freedom is the freedom to live in Christ and to work out His will and His ways." "Wisdom is the skill of living." "You have to keep coming back to your commitment to wisdom." Search Topics Proverbs, God's wisdom, true freedom, biblical wisdom, Christian living, fear of the Lord, integrity, overcoming temptation, walking with God, Pastor Chris Teien Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19448870 26.0706de Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

  8. Jun 28

    How to Prepare for What’s Ahead

    Life is a journey filled with decisions, opportunities, and unexpected challenges. In this message from Proverbs, Pastor Chris Teien explains how God's wisdom prepares believers to plan wisely, live with integrity, and trust the Lord as He directs their path. God's wisdom equips us for the future by teaching us to prepare faithfully today. As we seek God's direction, make wise plans, carry the right priorities, and remain spiritually alert, we can move forward with confidence, knowing that the Lord establishes our steps. In This Message:  1. Plan Your Route Wise preparation begins with establishing the right priorities. God's wisdom teaches us to seek His direction, make thoughtful plans, receive wise counsel, and trust Him to guide every step. (Proverbs 24:27; 15:22; 16:9) 2. Prepare for Your Journey Preparation means thinking ahead, recognizing potential dangers, and using the resources God has provided wisely. Those who prepare faithfully are better equipped to serve God through whatever lies ahead. (Proverbs 14:15; 22:3) 3. Carry What You Need The greatest preparation is spiritual. Believers are called to carry integrity, faith, God's promises, and a heart free from bitterness, guilt, and unconfessed sin as they follow Christ. (Proverbs 10:9; 10:12; 28:13; Hebrews 12:1-2) 4. Stay Ready Life can change quickly, but God's people are called to remain spiritually alert and sober-minded. As we depend on the Holy Spirit and trust God's purpose, we can faithfully serve Him whatever tomorrow brings. (Proverbs 20:1; 19:21; 31:4-5; Ephesians 5:18; 1 Peter 5:8) Takeaway Seek God's wisdom as you prepare for the future. Trust Him to direct your path, make wise decisions today, and remain faithful wherever He leads. Illustrations • Planning a camping trip demonstrates the importance of preparing today for tomorrow's journey. • A squirrel storing golf balls instead of nuts illustrates the danger of preparing for the future with the wrong priorities. • Joseph's preparation during Egypt's years of abundance demonstrates how God uses wise planning to accomplish His greater purposes. Key Quotes "Wisdom teaches us how the wise normally live in God's world." "Wise leaders prepare today for the future God may bring tomorrow." "The goal is not simply to memorize individual proverbs, but to understand the wisdom behind them and apply that wisdom faithfully." Search Topics Proverbs, God's wisdom, wise planning, preparing for the future, biblical wisdom, Christian leadership, God's guidance, spiritual growth, Christian living, Pastor Chris Teien Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/19414561 26.0628der Helping you apply God's Word and follow Jesus in everyday life. Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.church  Find episode transcripts at Well.faith

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Well Faith with Pastor Chris Teien is about experiencing a life of worship, encouragement, learning, and loving as you follow Jesus. Discover Bible-centered sermons and teaching from Pastor Chris, along with occasional guest messages, to help you trust God’s Word, grow in faith, and live faithfully in every season of life. Chris serves as lead pastor of Rockwell Church in Virginia, Minnesota. New messages are shared each week, with occasional replay messages marked by an asterisk (*). Learn more at ChrisTeien.com and Rockwell.Church

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    Chris Teien
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
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