Solid Rock Bible Church

06/13/2026

Note to the change of location.

Due to a chance of rain and colder temps tomorrow, we are moving the Community Service indoors tomorrow. Everyone is welcome at our church at 10am and we'll eat together in the basement while our grills chance the rain. Community Potluck is still happening!

06/12/2026

Message Recap: “How Does Your World Turn?”

What a sobering and strengthening Sunday as we continued in John 15:18–27 and looked at what it means to follow Christ in a world that does not love Him.

Jesus had just commanded His disciples to love one another in John 15:12–17, but then He reminded them that the world would not always respond with that same love. He said, “If the world hates you, know that it has hated Me before it hated you.” Following Jesus means our lives will turn differently than the world around us.

We reflected on the example Jesus gave in John 13:12–17, humble service, obedience, and love. The life of a servant of Christ is not built around popularity, comfort, or approval, but around faithfulness to the One who first loved us.

We also looked at the cost of standing for truth. In Matthew 14:3–11, John the Baptist suffered because he spoke truth boldly. In Acts 7:51–60, Stephen remained faithful even as he was rejected and killed. These passages reminded us that following Christ has never meant fitting neatly into the world’s way of thinking.

Psalm 69:4 pointed us back to the hatred Jesus endured without cause, and John 14 reminded us that even in trouble, Jesus gives His people peace, help, and hope. We are not left alone in a hostile world.

And yet, 1 John 5:5–9 reminds us that victory belongs to those who believe that Jesus is the Son of God. The world may oppose Christ, but it does not overcome Him.

The challenge for us?
Ask yourself: How does your world turn? Is your life being shaped by the world’s approval, or by your love and obedience to Jesus? Let your life turn around Christ - His truth, His love, His peace, and His calling.

Missed it or want to listen again? You can catch this message and all our past sermons here:
https://faithlife.com/solid-rock-bible-church/activity

REMINDER: This Sunday, June 14, church will be a community church service at Chappell Pool Park. Service will begin at 10:00 AM with a potluck afterwards. We’d love to have you join us there! 🙏❤️

06/09/2026

Looking forward to gathering together this Sunday 10am Pool Park. Bring a lawn chair.

With all our fun community events this weekend, don't forget Sunday! See you at the Pool Park at 10am.

05/31/2026

Giving Options for Dave & Laura ❤️

If you’d like to support Dave and Laura financially, you can give through the church by contacting Rod Wright. Giving through the church helps ensure that your entire gift goes directly to Dave and Laura by avoiding online processing fees.

If online giving is more convenient, donations can also be made through the GoFundMe linked below.

We are thankful to share that Dave is doing better and are grateful for the many prayers, messages, and acts of generosity that have blessed their family. Please continue to pray for Dave’s healing, strength, and recovery, and for Laura as they walk through the days ahead.

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-david-nelson-family-medical-emergency

05/17/2026

So thankful for our church family!

05/15/2026

🌟 Message Recap: “Helper’s Help” 🌟

What a rich and encouraging Sunday as we continued in John 14:22–31 and looked at the help Jesus promised His disciples, and the help He still gives to us today.

In this passage, Judas - not Iscariot - asked Jesus, “Lord, how is it that You will manifest Yourself to us, and not to the world?” Jesus answered by pointing back to love, obedience, and the presence of God with His people. Those who love Him keep His word, and the Father and Son make their home with them.

Jesus also promised the coming of the Helper, the Holy Spirit, who would teach them all things and bring to remembrance everything He had said. What a comfort to know that God does not leave His people to figure everything out alone, He gives us His Spirit to guide, teach, remind, and strengthen us.

We also reflected on the difference between the Judas in John 14 and Judas Iscariot, who would later betray Jesus. In Matthew 26:25, Judas Iscariot asked, “Is it I, Rabbi?” and Jesus knew. Just as Jesus said in John 13:19, He told them ahead of time so that when it happened, they would believe that He is who He says He is.

Even as betrayal, arrest, and the cross were coming, Jesus was still speaking peace to His disciples. He said, “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you.” This was not the fragile peace the world gives, but the true peace that comes from Christ, the Prince of Peace promised in Isaiah 9:6–7.

We were reminded through John 12:32–33 and John 3:13–15 that Jesus would be lifted up, pointing to the cross, where salvation would be made possible. And after His resurrection, in John 20:19, Jesus stood among His disciples and again said, “Peace be with you.”

The peace of Christ is not just something we admire from a distance, it is something we are called to let rule in our hearts, as Colossians 3:15 reminds us.

The challenge for us?
Receive the Helper’s help. Trust the Holy Spirit to teach and remind you. Let the peace of Christ rule in your heart. And when life feels uncertain, remember that Jesus has already told us the truth, already gone to the cross, and already given us His peace.

Missed it or want to listen again? You can catch this message and all our past sermons here:
https://faithlife.com/solid-rock-bible-church/activity

We’d love to have you join us this Sunday at 10:30 AM as we continue growing in God’s Word together. You are so warmly welcomed - just come as you are! 🙏❤️

05/13/2026

Just got a notification that the roofers are all done putting the new coating down at the church building!
We pray now that we get no more moisture inside the building!

05/08/2026

Quick update on the roof coding. The crew is headed home for the weekend. They have locked up and left their trailer on the east side of the church building. Just asking that if everybody could kind of keep somewhat of a watchful eye on it so nobody tampers with it or tries to take it would be awesome! They hope to be completed with this project Wednesday.

05/07/2026

FYI – The Roofing crew is on site at the church building starting work today.
They will be here possibly through Thursday of next week (they won't be working on Saturday or Sunday).
They will be spraying a coating on the roof, to avoid overspray on vehicles, we are advised not to park close to the building during their spraying operation and park up Wind of the building.

05/03/2026