The Rock Presbyterian Church

How do you spot a church? Come and see this Sunday at 11 AM! They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers. (Acts 2:42)

All are invited to close Sunday by praising the One who bought us out of his love!

Come and worship Christ with us tomorrow morning at 11 AM. All welcome!

Far from being awkward, offering a place for confession in corporate worship gives helpless sinners in bondage the freedom they so desperately need. Dietrich Bonhoeffer writes, He who is alone with his sin is utterly alone. Even in a bursting congregation, a lack of confession means a lack of community. --Jonathan Landry Cruse

From one corner of the Internet, a keen reflection on the attractive joy of corporate singing in days of isolation. "Work songs are just one form of communal singing, and communal singing is so different from performative singing that I’m not sure they should both be considered the same art form. The one is antic: a party of one or several, facing an audience, unknown and unknowable beyond the measurements of like and share, seeking fame because well, what else is there to seek? The other is a circle, balanced, equalizing, full but never finished, sending sound out in an invitation to outliers to come lend their voices for the joy and comfort of it."

Come and close out your Sunday with more of Christ!

Come and see Jesus out of the Psalms today at 11 AM!

For a commendable corrective to a common complaint, here is an edifying read.

Gather your friends, get some popcorn, and enjoy this documentary from our friends at Ligonier Ministries. Free for the whole month of October!

Join us for an evening devotion from the letter of Jude!

Come and see Jesus this morning at 11 am!

Wise words for women from Melissa Kruger, who gives ordinary, necessary truth in extraordinary times.

Come and see Jesus in the songs of David tomorrow morning!

As the ladies of The Rock have learned in their Fall study, Dr. John Fesko is a judicious and wise author. Here’s a new and insightful essay from him on the self-attestation of the Scriptures.

Join our Sunday night devotion for a glance at the book of 2 John!

Friends of The Rock, please join us as we worship Jesus this Sunday, starting at 11 AM!

A warm and commendable article by a fellow PCA pastor and friend, David Gilbert.

If Christianity was something we were making up, of course we could make it easier. But it is not. We cannot compete, in simplicity, with people who invent religions. We are dealing with Fact. Of course anyone may be simple if he has no facts to bother about. C. S. Lewis

Come tonight and hear our evening devotion as we conclude the story of Esther!

Come and worship Jesus with us tomorrow!