The Rock Family Sermon of the Week

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

Episodes

  1. 5d ago

    All In, All Flame | Pastor Tim Reyes

    We challenge the idea that Pentecost is a one-time experience and call ourselves into a daily lifestyle of Holy Spirit power, sacrifice, and obedience. We walk through Josiah’s story to expose mixed allegiance, hidden high places, and the difference between performative religion and honest repentance that brings real freedom.  • Pentecost as a lifestyle rather than a moment  • God provides the fire while we stay on the altar  • Conviction that calls us higher, not condemnation that isolates  • Public faith and private faith held together without burnout  • Josiah as a picture of unmixed devotion and clear allegiance  • Small compromises that grow into strongholds over time  • Immediate obedience as a mark of being all in  • The Holy Spirit being grieved or quenched through delay and avoidance  • Repentance that becomes personal instead of performative  • Tearing down lofty opinions and high places in our hearts

    1 hr

  2. Jun 8

    All In, All Flame | Pastor Rusty Nelson

    You can do a lot of “right” things and still drift from the one thing Jesus wants most: love that stays alive. Pastor Rusty takes us into Revelation 2 and the message to the church of Ephesus, a community praised for hard work, endurance, and testing false teachers, yet confronted with a piercing line: they lost their first love. That tension feels uncomfortably current for anyone who has served faithfully, stayed the course, and still sensed their heart cooling off. We follow the image of Jesus walking among the lampstands like a priest tending the fire, then trace the Old Testament pattern of consecration and anointing. Blood prepares the ear to hear, the thumb to serve, and the foot to walk straight. Oil empowers what redemption has made possible, pointing to the Holy Spirit as daily supply, not yesterday’s memory. Along the way, Pastor Rusty unpacks why Ephesus mattered, how truth and love must stay together, and why orthodoxy without intimacy turns into religion. The takeaway is practical and personal: keep the oil flowing and keep the wicks trimmed. Fresh prayer is intimacy, not a punch clock. Trimming the wick means letting God deal with the slow char of pride, offence, bitterness, distraction, wrong motives, and spiritual fatigue so our lives give light instead of smoke. If you’re hungry to be all flame again, press play, share this with a friend, and subscribe and leave a review so more people can find it.

    58 min

  3. Jun 2

    All In, All Flame | Tend The Flame - Pastor Scott Silcox

    We challenge the way we talk about the Holy Spirit by reframing fire as God’s confirmation rather than our performance or a Sunday-only moment. We leave with a clear responsibility to tend the flame through surrender, purity, and steady daily obedience.  • The Holy Spirit brings the fire while we bring the sacrifice  • The meaning of all flame as being consumed by God’s presence  • Leviticus 9 and why fire signals approval and confirmation  • Recognising that not everything burning has God’s approval  • Asking what interference crowds out the flame  • Trimming the wick as a picture of removing buildup and neglect  • Choosing consistency over intensity through daily maintenance  • Refusing to chase the effects of fire without responsibility  • Pentecost as a mobile altar and an internalised temple life  • Purity as wholeheartedness and removing competitors for his affection

    55 min

  4. May 27

    All In, All Flame | Carry The Flame - Pastor Scott Silcox

    Pentecost is not a strange side story we can ignore. It is the day the Church is born, the day God puts His Spirit in His people, and the day ordinary believers become witnesses with real power. Pastor Scott Zilcox kicks off our All Flame series by asking a blunt question: what does “All Flame” actually mean if we are not truly dependent on the Holy Spirit? We get pastoral and practical about the state of the local church, including the uncomfortable truth that we can get really good at sermons, worship sets, systems, and even “cool” Christian culture while drifting into doing ministry without the Holy Spirit. We talk about why Pentecost belongs in the centre of God’s plan, why misused spiritual gifts should not make us dismiss the Spirit, and how the Church loses its foundation when it treats the Spirit like an optional add-on. From Acts 1 and Acts 2 to the larger Bible storyline of God’s presence and fire from Eden through the tabernacle, temple, prophets, and Jesus, we trace why God’s goal is not just to be near us but to live in us. Then we bring it all the way into everyday life with a sharp contrast: before Pentecost the disciples cast lots, after Pentecost they live in partnership, “it seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us.” That is an invitation to stop rolling the dice with decisions and start asking, listening, and waiting.

    58 min

  5. May 18

    It Is Well | Presence - Pastor Britt Silcox

    We close the It Is Well series by redefining God’s presence as personal friendship that holds our joy steady even when life stays hard. We look at Abraham, Moses, and Jesus’ words in John 15 to show how closeness with God reshapes prayer, suffering, calling, and everyday choices.  • Defining God’s presence as relational closeness, not a mystical idea  • Naming the cost of distance with God, from empty worship to crisis-driven prayer and accusation  • Tracing the Bible’s throughline of God wanting to dwell with us  • Learning trust, surrender, and radical obedience through Abraham’s friendship with God  • Seeing Moses refuse the promised land without God’s presence  • Moving from fearful obedience to sharing God’s heart through intercession  • Hearing Jesus call us friends, not servants, and reveal the Father’s intentions  • Finding help in Romans 8 when we do not know how to pray, the Spirit interceding in weakness  • Connecting calling to places of pain where prayer partners with God’s work  • Choosing God as the reward, asking for His glory and receiving joy over heaviness

    49 min

  6. May 18

    Next Gen Sunday 2026

    We hand the mic to three young adult speakers who challenge us to stop living motivated and start living all in. We call ourselves back to going with the gospel, abiding in Christ as our source, and serving people the way Jesus does.  • The Great Commission as a command for every believer  • Bold evangelism rooted in love for people  • Compassion as empathy plus action  • Abiding in Christ as the only true vine  • Resisting false vines like distraction and busyness  • Treating prayer and Scripture as a relationship – not a task  • Being the hands and feet of Jesus through service  • James 4:17 and the weight of ignored good  • Rehearsing the story of faith in the home  • Striking the match by surrendering comfort and control

    47 min

  7. May 5

    It Is Well | Peace - Pastor Christian Lake

    We tell a true story of feeling stranded and anxious in a strange city, then watch God provide in a way that points straight to kingdom culture and belonging. We connect “It Is Well” faith to shalom, covenant, and Jesus’ authority over chaos so perseverance does not cost us our peace.  • Shifting the goal from preparing to suffer to persevering while still pursuing peace  • The Aaronic blessing as a covenant framework for security, favor, grace, presence and peace  • Shalom defined as wholeness and right standing with God, including the insight that shalom can read as “it is well”  • Why peace is not the absence of chaos but security through it, from Noah to Job to Jonah  • Sea and dragon imagery as a biblical picture of chaos and the enemy’s strategy  • Jesus calming the storm and walking on water as authority over chaos and revelation of divine identity  • Revelation’s ending as the final defeat of chaos, where the sea is no more  • Prayer, communion, and the new covenant as the ground of our peace in Christ

    1h 22m

  8. Apr 27

    It Is Well | Prayer - Pastor Scott Silcox

    We talk about what it feels like when Jesus seems quiet in the middle of chaos, and why God’s delay is not the same as God being late. We trace the storm in Mark 4 and learn how suffering can form a stronger prayer life that builds endurance, trust and a steady faith that others can see.  • Celebrating Freedom Conference fruit, deliverance, baptisms and hunger for God  • Naming the feeling that Jesus is asleep on the boat  • Reading Mark 4:35-41 and facing the question “Do you not care?”  • Reframing delay as purposeful formation, not abandonment  • Learning the prayer of lament, honest grief aimed at God  • Learning the prayer of surrender, releasing control we cannot keep  • Recovering intercession as standing in the gap for others  • Practicing trust when circumstances contradict it  • Embracing silence when pain is too deep for words  • Shifting from quick relief to prayer of formation and true victory  • Noticing “other boats were with him” and how our response affects others

    1h 30m

  9. Apr 22

    It Is Well | Patience - Pastor Scott Silcox

    We hold joy and sorrow in the same week and still trust God’s hand on the page. We slow down long enough to let the Holy Spirit help us interpret our pain so patience can do its full work. • A child learning to read as a picture of how we rush past meaning • A week of wedding celebration alongside deep grief • Psalm 139 and the conviction that God authors our days • Punctuation as a metaphor for spiritual patience and divine timing • Structure that brings clarity when life feels chaotic • Rhythm that slows us so transformation can sink in • Boundaries that protect purpose and pull out destiny • Pauses that reveal intention and prevent misreading suffering • James 1 and the hard command to count trials as joy • The comma in Jesus’ words to the thief as a picture of destiny

    1h 3m

  10. Apr 22

    It Is Well | Perseverance - Pastor Christian Lake

    We wrestle with miracles, unanswered prayers, and the kind of perseverance that forges real faith when life hurts.  • Inheriting a legacy of prayer across generations  • Refusing the idea that hardship always means secret sin or weak faith  • Paul’s thorn and God’s answer that grace is sufficient  • Redefining faith as loyal allegiance that holds under pressure  • Job as a test of endurance and integrity with our lips  • Faith forged like gold through trials and refining  • Church history examples of perseverance under persecution and illness  • Miscarriage, grief, and the shock of gratitude in suffering  • Perseverance as a group project and a warning against suffering in silence  • Expectation as hope that waits and acts differently  • Rejecting entitlement that assumes God is withholding good  • tThe Holy Spirit interceding when we do not know how to pray  • “It Is Well With My Soul” as a picture of steady trust

    1h 5m
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The Rock Family Worship Center is a multi-cultural non denominational church led by Pastors Scott & Britt Silcox.

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  • Creator
    The Rock Family Worship Center
  • Years Active
    2012 - 2026
  • Episodes
    10
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