Death to Life Easter Services
The last week of Jesus’ life changed the world. Imagine the contrast of emotions that His disciples experienced during the final days before His death. Join us this Easter as we experience a unique, two-week journey, that will take us from darkness to light and from death to life! April 13/14 and April 20/21 (Saturday 6:00 p.m., Sunday 9:30 & 11:15 a.m.).
Sonrise Easter Service
Are you an early bird who is excited to celebrate Easter? Join us on Easter Sunday at 8:00 a.m. as we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus together! We’ll meet on the north lawn of the Draper location for a short, special, 45-minute Sonrise Service.
Baptisms on Easter Weekend
We love it when people get baptized at The Rock Church! If you’re interested, contact Pastor Steve McInroy at mac@trc.life. You can go to www.experiencetherock.com/resources/baptism/)or pick up a Baptism Packet at the Connections Booth. Sign up at www.trc.life/baptism. Baptisms will happen Easter Weekend. Deadline to register is Sunday, April 14.
Easter Services from 2018
You can watch the messages from last year to get a feel for what the services will be like.
Josh Whitney - December 8, 2019
Good News for Mary (Luke 1:26-56)
In this first part of our Christmas series, we look at the Good News for Mary. God uses humble people (like Mary) because God is so humble Himself. Also, we see many examples of people reacting with joy to the news that Jesus is about to enter into our world. Mary's powerful display of worship is an example for us — one that will protect our hearts from worry.
Scripture References: Luke 1:25-56
From Series: "Good News"
Christmas is the time of year when the world remembers the Good News that is found in Jesus Christ. During the Christmas season, the most read passages of Scripture will be from the story told in Luke 1 & 2. These verses tell of the announcement of a Savior (born of a virgin), of Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus, the appearance of angels, and the shepherds going to the stable where baby Jesus lay. This Christmas, we’re going to look a little more deeply into this familiar story. In doing so, we will discover that 2,000 years later, the story of Jesus is still GOOD NEWS.
