First Presbyterian Church of Rockwall

09/06/2026

Welcome to Worship on 9-6-26 at FPC.

08/30/2026

August 30, 2026
Welcome to worship for the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost

08/23/2026

August 23, 2026 Welcomt to FPC-R worship service.

08/15/2026

FPC Rockwall

08/09/2026

08/09/2026

08/04/2026

We are looking forward to a new year of growing in faith and embodying God’s love together!

Join us for Rally Day this Sunday, August 9, as we worship and break bread together, bless our young learners, and enjoy a delicious lunch afterwards.

We are also raising funds for Kids Against Hunger! We are partnering with FUMC Rockwall, FUMC Heath, and Holy Trinity by the Lake Episcopal Church to send 50,000 meals and 180 bottles of formula to Puerta Lempira, Honduras. The link to give online can be found in our bio!

See you this Sunday!

05/21/2026

Join us this Pentecost Sunday as we celebrate God’s Spirit rushing into the world to gather and transform God’s people.

Don’t forget to wear red and stick around after worship for our Pentecost Picnic! Bring an entrée, side dish, or dessert to share and we will provide the drinks and the wonderful company.

See you this Sunday!

04/03/2026

“Judas betrays Jesus, and his emancipatory mission, with a kiss that signals to the authorities: he is the one you seek! … In the chaos of the moment, forgetting the nonviolence Jesus has modeled, his disciples ready their weapons. One even swings his sword and cuts off the ear of an arresting official. Immediately, Jesus reminds his people that they fight with words, ideas, and vision. To press the point, he touches the wounded officer and heals him. The power of God that Jesus represents shows care even for the oppressor—even as Jesus uses God’s power to overturn systems of oppression.

Dying on the cross, Jesus reinforces his message of nonviolent resistance in the most heartbreaking of ways. As the authorities crucify him for proclaiming and prosecuting the hope of liberation for all God’s people, Jesus asks God to forgive them. To the end, he fights them by loving them.

Our calling is to go and do likewise. Fight: Consistently. Defiantly. Furiously. Nonviolently. Whenever and wherever we encounter brokenness, injustice, and oppression. To do otherwise is to betray everything for which he lived and died.”

—Rev. Dr. Brian Blount, from his commentary on Luke 22:47–23:46 |

04/02/2026

You can trade in love
for a bag of coins.
And even then,
even still,
even now,
Jesus will love you enough to
wash your feet.
If you hear nothing else in the gospel,
hear this.

—excerpt from the poem “If You Hear Nothing Else, Then Hear This” by Rev. Sarah A. Speed

Art: “Flow” by Carmelle Beaugelin Caldwell () |