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  1. Bring Your Kingdom by

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    Bring Your Kingdom – a word by Pastor Steve McInroy from The Rock Church. "Only God can make it happen; He lives inside of us and that’s exactly what He does. As Christians, we share a common mantra — oh Lord, bring your Kingdom!"

    Recently, I listened to a teaching that reminded me how good it is to remember that we (as Christians) are citizens of God’s Kingdom. We have a large family in the faith — brothers and sisters in the Lord, all over the world. God’s Spirit is moving and the Gospel is advancing more than ever. Our family is growing, even today! 

    Jesus talked about the Kingdom more than anything else. 

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  2. Concentrated Radiation by

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    Concentrated Radiation – a word by Pastor Steele Croswhite from The Rock Church in Draper, UT. "the Son of the Living God walked directly into sin’s most concentrated radiation, allowed Himself to be touched by its curse, and let it take His life."

    “But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” — Romans 5:8

    Recently, I read this story and it freshly reminded me of what Jesus Christ did for us.

    “It was May 21, 1946. The place – Los Alamos. A young and daring scientist was carrying out a necessary experiment in preparation for the atomic test to be conducted in the waters of the South Pacific.

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  3. Restoration Projects by

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    Restoration Projects – a word by Pastor Josh Whitney from The Rock Church in Draper, UT. "I realized that it was a picture of what God does with us! He takes broken people and mends and heals us. God is all about restoration projects."

    “And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you”— 1 Peter 5:10.

    During last month’s windstorm, my wheelbarrow blew over and the handle snapped off as it hit the ground. A wheelbarrow with a missing handle is not that useful. I was about to throw it away when it occurred to me that I could replace the broken handle. I went to the local hardware store and, low and behold, they sold replacement handles. So, I bought two and my son, Mclane, and I started on the project. We disassembled the entire wheelbarrow, replaced the handles and put it back together. It was a fun project. I enjoyed working with my son and I saved some money (two handles are cheaper than one new wheelbarrow).

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  4. Walk by Faith by

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    Walk by Faith – a word by Pastor Caleb Yetton from The Rock Church in Draper, UT. "To walk by faith, we must fight to remember what Jesus has done for us. We must believe He is still good, no matter what life brings."

    To walk by faith is not the same thing as merely being entertained by Jesus. Christian author Paul Tripp put it this way, “There is a radical difference between amazement and faith. Faith is a commitment of your heart to a reality that changes the way you live.” 

    What will it take for us to go from amazement to faith? It can be so easy for our fickle hearts to forget the Lord’s faithfulness in our lives. We quickly forget what Jesus did just last week or even yesterday. 

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  5. Use Your Words Wisely by

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    Use Your Words Wisely – a word by Pastor Tony D'Amico from The Rock Church in Draper, UT. "If you were to take your 7,000 words a day and break them into conversations, how many of those would be productive or life-giving?"

    Research shows that we speak at least 7,000 words per day — some of us, even more. It’s easy to get ourselves in trouble with that quantity and believe me, I’m no stranger to it. This can be especially true when words come out of our mouths (or from a keyboard) on topics we care about.

    Our passion, our pride and our words can fly out at an alarming rate. We go toe-to-toe with anyone who wants to step up to the plate. Once done with the argument, we might feel that we came out on top. As a result, we boast about our great words. However, in times like that, most of us spoke emotionally or in the flesh, not in the Spirit.

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  6. Letters to The Church Series by

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    A Study of Revelation 2 & 3

    We live in a day and age where our culture shouts at us constantly. It screams at us non-stop. So many different voices — each one telling us what they think truly matters and what they think we should focus on. It’s overwhelming. It’s confusing. Who should we listen to? 

    We need Truth in order to navigate the world we live in and that Truth can only come from Jesus. In our world today, it’s critical that we focus on what Jesus had to say. He knows what is the ultimate best for us and shares it with us in His Word.  

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  7. Children’s Ministry is back THIS weekend! by

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    Hello, Rock Church Family! We’re so excited to welcome you (and your children) back into our (limited) Children’s Ministry classes starting THIS weekend. We’ve missed you!

    • Please take a few minutes and read this email (and watch this video) — there are important details we’d like you to be aware of and hope it will be very helpful for you.
    • We’ve worked hard to make sure we’ve got systems in place to care for and protect your children!
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  8. Overcome Evil With Good by

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    Overcoming Evil With Good – a word by Pastor Tony D'Amico from The Rock Church in Draper, UT. "when we are overcome with evil, it’s an outpouring from our hearts. The more good we are able to do in these situations means more good will overflow from our hearts."

    The idea of overcoming evil with good has been on my mind lately — I’d like to share some of my thoughts with you. You know, when someone affects you in a negative way, it’s easy to spin your attitude into payback mode. You want to show those who offended (or hurt) you, that you can do the same thing to them. The easy way to deal with your enemies (real or perceived) is to bash, abuse, sue and slander them. You want to avenge the evil they have inflicted on you. But, the Bible is clear that this isn’t the way…

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