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October 4, 2026 • 7 Minute Read
Thanksgiving Outreach 2026
Dear Solid Rock family, For many years, our Thanksgiving outreach has been a wonderful expression of generosity to our community. Under the leadership of Jim Peterson and his team, many of you have given generously, contacted people throughout our community, packed boxes, organized food, and delivered meals. Thousands of boxes have gone out from Solid Rock over the years. We are grateful for that legacy and for every person who has faithfully served. We thank God for the gospel seeds that have been planted through salvation materials and personal conversations, and for all the fruit, seen and unseen, that the Lord has produced through this ministry. We want to carry that legacy forward by putting more of that ministry into your hands! We want more members of Solid Rock personally loving, serving, and building relationships with the people God has placed around them. Last year, we paused our Thanksgiving Box Ministry to pray and consider how we could build upon what has been done while creating more opportunities for personal ministry and ongoing relationships. As we've considered what that could look like, Jesus' words in Luke 10:27 have helped shape our thinking: “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind, and your neighbor as yourself.” This year, Thanksgiving boxes are returning with a renewed emphasis: Give generously. Love personally. We don't just want to meet the need. We want to meet the person. We want to continue the generosity that has characterized this ministry for so many years, while creating more opportunities for you, the members of Solid Rock, to personally engage with the people God has placed around you. We want you getting face-to-face with your community. You knocking on your neighbor's door. You learning someone's name and hearing their story. You praying with them. You making room at your table. And, as the Lord opens doors, you sharing the hope of Christ with them. And here's what can happen when you personally get involved: Thanksgiving gives you a reason to begin a relationship that can continue long after the box is empty. Once you've stood at someone's door, learned their name, heard a little of their story, and prayed with them, they're no longer just a name on a Thanksgiving list. They're someone you know. When Christmas comes, you can check in and see how they're doing. When you drive past their house, you know who lives there and can remember to pray for them. You can invite them over again, invite them to church, or simply continue being a Christian neighbor who knows them and cares about what is happening in their life. The Thanksgiving box becomes a bridge. It gives you a simple opportunity to take the first step toward someone, and that first step can open the door to an ongoing relationship. We don't want follow-up to simply be another church program. The relationship itself becomes the follow-up. Thanksgiving can be a small catalyst that helps us do something much bigger: be the church to the people God has placed around us and love our neighbors as Christ has called us to. We've seen the value of this kind of deeper relationship before. In 2019, we adjusted our missions strategy by focusing our support on fewer missionaries while investing more deeply in those relationships. Our overall missions giving did not decrease. Instead, our partnerships grew stronger. Today, we communicate more regularly with our missionaries, know their ministries more personally, and enjoy deeper partnerships in the gospel. That experience showed us the value of intentional investment and deeper relationships. We believe Thanksgiving gives us another opportunity to pursue that same kind of depth, not by leaving behind the generosity of the past, but by building upon it and inviting more of our church family to participate personally. This year there are four ways you can participate: PROVIDE Provide a Thanksgiving box for someone you know. Think about your neighbors, friends, coworkers, or others God has already placed in your life who could benefit from a Thanksgiving box. You can purchase and provide the food yourself, or you can sign up for the church to provide the contents. Either way, you personally deliver the box and use it as an opportunity to strengthen that relationship. CONNECT Connect with someone in need through Reach Out. Maybe you want to participate, but you don't personally know someone who needs a Thanksgiving box. That's where Reach Out can help. When you sign up to CONNECT, we will provide you with the name of an individual or family in need, ideally someone who lives near you, who has connected with our Reach Out Benevolence Ministry. The church will provide their Thanksgiving box and their contacts, and you will provide the relationship. You'll contact them, introduce yourself, deliver their box, pray for them, and begin building a connection. Then, after Thanksgiving, you'll already have a bridge to check in again, see how they're doing, invite them to church or into your home, and continue loving them personally. HOST Make room at your table. Consider inviting a neighbor, coworker, student, church member, or someone who might otherwise spend Thanksgiving alone into your home. Remember those who are homebound or living in care facilities as well. Sometimes loving our neighbor looks as simple as making room for one more person. GIVE Help make it possible. You can give financially to help provide Thanksgiving boxes that members of Solid Rock will personally deliver throughout our community. Your generosity helps equip others in our church family to build these relationships. IT ALL STARTS WITH SIGNING UP! No matter which way you decide to participate, Provide, Connect, Host, or Give, we're asking you to begin by going to the Thanksgiving webpage and signing up. Please sign up as soon as you know how you'd like to participate. The sooner you register, the easier it is for our administrative team to purchase food, organize boxes, connect people with families, and prepare everything needed for Thanksgiving. Even if you are providing the entire box yourself or hosting someone in your own home, we'd still love for you to sign up and tell us about it. We want to know how our church family is serving so that our elders, staff, and church can be praying for those relationships and for the people you are reaching. Our goal this year is not simply to count how many boxes leave our building. We want to celebrate relationships being built through those boxes. People known by name. Conversations around a table. Prayers offered together. Follow-up phone calls. Invitations into our homes and church. Opportunities to share Christ. We believe this honors the heart of the ministry that so many people have faithfully built over the years. We want to continue that legacy of generosity by inviting more of the body of Christ into the work and making our outreach increasingly personal. So as Thanksgiving approaches, begin asking: Who has God placed around me to love? Who could use a box? Who could use a friend? Who could use a place at my table? Provide. Connect. Host. Give. However you participate, our prayer is that this Thanksgiving will help all of us take another step toward becoming a church that gives generously and loves personally. -Solid Rock Elder Team
October 2, 2026 • 5 Minute Read
Weekly Update 10/4-10
Welcome to the weekly update 👋 This is your one-stop spot for everything happening in our church family. From kids to adults, small groups to special events, here's how you can get connected over the next seven days. Sunday, October 4 7:50am - Prayer for the Sunday Service in B201 Worship Gatherings 8:30 & 10:30am- Join us for Sunday
service in person or online Adult Classes - Dig deeper into the scriptures at 9:00 or 10:30am Kids on the Rock - Age-specific programming during second service Jr Hi - Ages 11-13 meet during the second service (2nd & 4th Sundays) Church Family Lunch - after second service Monday, October 5 Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station 5&2 Soup Kitchen - 4:00pm in Smyth Wednesday, October 7 Youth Prayer - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:00 pm. in Smyth Youth Group - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:30 pm. in Smyth Thursday, October 8 Men's Prayer - 7:00am in Smyth Youth Alive - 10:30am at Prescott High School Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station Upcoming Events Men of the Rock BBQ - Saturday, Oct. 17, 5pm at Doug Baillie’s ranch Thrive Ladies Ministry - Saturday, Oct. 24, 9:45am in the SanctuaryNew here? We'd love to connect. This Week's Message “His Grace”
Dr. Stephen Button Titus 2:11-14 Sermon notes for 10/4/26 I. His Grace Reveals a Sovereign God A. Grace Is the Intention of a Sovereign God -- Ephesians 1:4-5 B. Grace is Initiated by a Sovereign God – Romans 8:28-30 C. Grace Is Implement by a Sovereign God – John 6:37, 44, 65 D. Grace Is the Incarnation of a Sovereign God – John 1:14 II. His Grace Restores a Sinful Man A. Grace Is a Legal Transaction B. Grace Is a Liberating Transaction C. Grace Is a Life-Giving Transaction III. His Grace Reconciles a Severed Relationship A. Reconciliation Is Possible B. Reconciliation Is Provided Discussion and Thought Questions: 1. What part of this study most deepened your understanding of God's grace? 2. Why is showing kindness to someone who is kind to us different from showing grace to someone who treats us badly? Should it be different? 3. How does recognizing my own sinfulness affect the way I view other people who have sinned? 4. How might my prayer life change if I prayed more often, “Lord, do Your work in me,” rather than simply asking God to give me what I want? 5. How would my attitude change if I deliberately viewed my circumstances through the lens of grace? 6. If salvation is entirely dependent upon God's grace, how should that affect the way I share the Gospel? Songs for Sunday Grace Alone Amazing Grace His Mercy is MoreWatch LIVE On SUNDAY Watch last week’s sermon “This Isn’t What I Expected” 👇 Next Week: Elder Ryan Lynn will start his sermon series on 1 Thessalonians, “Endure” Community Prayer We join together in the spiritual practice of prayer. Here's what our church family is lifting up this week: SUNDAY - Father, may our trust in Jesus bring praise and glory to you. We ask you to help us ignore voices that try to define us by external factors like appearance, success, or other people’s opinions. Thank you that our identity is in Christ, and we pray you would help us remember that. MONDAY - Father, we pray for SRCF staff and ministry teams as duties and responsibilities are distributed differently during Matt’s sabbatical. We also pray especially for the Lynn family as Megan has begun treatment. TUESDAY - Father, we pray that those who are weighed down by depression would lay their burdens down before you. You know our needs before we ask, so we rest confidently in your certain love. We surrender to you our anxieties, worries, and uncertainties about the future. WEDNESDAY - Father, we thank you for the rain! You are our merciful provider and know exactly what we need. Our natural habitat urgently needs water, especially in times of drought. We too need water to quench the thirst of our spirits and we thank you, Jesus, for being our Living Water. THURSDAY - Father, we pray today for Prescott High School students to have respect for fellow students and faculty. We ask that you give them a desire to learn and help them to make wise decisions. As teenage students struggle with relationship challenges and social media issues, help them to turn to you and learn who they really are in Christ. FRIDAY - Father, we pray today for SRCF-supported missionary Michelle Crotts with One Collective. We join with Michelle in prayer for the ministry she manages in Honduras. We pray for the camps she runs and for her ministry to bear fruit. We pray also for her health and encouragement. SATURDAY - Father, we lift up Pastor Matt and Dianna to you today. We ask that you would honor Matt’s request to reflect clearly on life and ministry and that you would graciously give him wisdom for the years ahead. Giving Your generosity makes our work in this city possible. We’re so grateful for you.Give Now Here New to our community? No pressure. Today, just be our guest. Stay Connected 📩 Subscribe to this Collection below ⤵️ to get these updates delivered directly to your inbox. 📸 Follow us on and Facebook & YouTube 💬 Pastoral care or questions? Connect with us here. Services: Sundays at 8:30am & 10:30am
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September 24, 2026 • 4 Minute Read
Weekly Update 9/27/26 - 10/3/26
Welcome to the weekly update 👋 This is your one-stop spot for everything happening in our church family. From kids to adults, small groups to special events, here's how you can get connected over the next seven days. Sunday, September 27 7:50am - Prayer for the Sunday Service in B201 Worship Gatherings 8:30 & 10:30am- Join us for Sunday
service in person or online Adult Classes - Dig deeper into the scriptures at 9:00 or 10:30am Kids on the Rock - Age-specific programming during second service Jr Hi - Ages 11-13 meet during the second service (2nd & 4th Sundays) All Church Prayer - Sunday, Sept. 27, 5:00pm in the Sanctuary Member Meeting - Sunday, Sept. 27, 6:00pm in the Sanctuary Young Adult Fellowship - No meeting this month Monday, September 28 Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station 5&2 Soup Kitchen - 4:00pm in Smyth Wednesday, September 30 Youth Prayer - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:00 pm. in Smyth Youth Group - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:30 pm. in Smyth Thursday, September 31 Men's Prayer - 7:00am in Smyth Youth Alive - 10:30am at Prescott High School Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station Upcoming Events Church Family Lunch - Sunday, Oct. 4, after second service Men of the Rock BBQ - Saturday, Oct. 17, 5pm at Doug Baillie’s ranch Thrive Ladies Ministry - Saturday, Oct. 24, 9:45am in the SanctuaryNew here? We'd love to connect. This Week's Message “This Isn’t What I Expected”
Ed Gudeman Matthew 11:2-6 Sermon notes for 9/27/26 Songs for Sunday Come Thou Fount Ancient of Days The Church’s One Foundation This is My Father’s WorldWatch LIVE On SUNDAY Watch last week’s sermon “Be Like Me” 👇 Next Week: Elder Steve Button will share a message titled “His Grace” Titus 2:11-14 Community Prayer We join together in the spiritual practice of prayer. Here's what our church family is lifting up this week: SUNDAY - Father, we pray that we will worship you in spirit and in truth today. Keep the eyes of our hearts focused on you so that your Word will dwell in us richly. MONDAY - Father, we pray today for SRCF-supported missionaries Ed and Sheryl Gudeman with WorldVenture as they transition responsibilities in their supervision of missionaries. We ask that you will help Ed prepare for all the classes he will be teaching in Spanish-speaking seminaries. TUESDAY - Father, we pray that Pastor Matt and Dianna will have a meaningful season of rest, renewal, and time with you while they are in Japan. Please give them the time they need to focus on their love of Christ and also to deepen their love for one another. We pray that you will keep them safe and return them to us encouraged for the season ahead. WEDNESDAY - Father, today we pray for Yavapai County. We have been blessed by you to live in such a beautiful area and ask that you would protect us in this place. Protect the land from wildfires and other disasters. Protect the people from influences to follow any God other than you. Place godly people in governing positions and let Yavapai County be known for our love for you and each other. THURSDAY - Father, we pray that those who are struggling with depression would be able to lay their burdens down before you. You know our needs before we ask, so we rest confidently in your certain love. We surrender to you our anxieties, worries, and uncertainties about the future. FRIDAY - Father, we pray that we will not rely on our own imagined strength but rather acknowledge that we need your power. Please help us to recognize our personal limitations so that we turn to you for your power to work in our lives. SATURDAY - Father, we lift up the Solid Rock Reach Out ministry as they help meet the needs of the community by assisting with rent and utilities. We pray that those who are helped by the resources from this ministry will see your love through the gift. Giving Your generosity makes our work in this city possible. We’re so grateful for you.Give Now Here New to our community? No pressure. Today, just be our guest. Stay Connected 📩 Subscribe to this Collection below ⤵️ to get these updates delivered directly to your inbox. 📸 Follow us on and Facebook & YouTube 💬 Pastoral care or questions? Connect with us here. Services: Sundays at 8:30am & 10:30am
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September 17, 2026 • 5 Minute Read
Weekly Update
Welcome to the weekly update 👋 This is your one-stop spot for everything happening in our church family. From kids to adults, small groups to special events, here's how you can get connected over the next seven days. Sunday, September 20 7:50am - Prayer for the Sunday Service in B201 Worship Gatherings 8:30 & 10:30am- Join us for Sunday
service in person or online Adult Classes - Dig deeper into the scriptures at 9:00 or 10:30am Kids on the Rock - Age-specific programming during second service Jr Hi - Ages 11-13 meet during the second service (2nd & 4th Sundays) Monday, September 21 Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station 5&2 Soup Kitchen - 4:00pm in Smyth Wednesday, September 23 Youth Prayer - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:00 pm. in Smyth Youth Group - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:30 pm. in Smyth Thursday, September 24 Men's Prayer - 7:00am in Smyth Youth Alive - 10:30am at Prescott High School Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station Friday, September 25 Parkintones - 9:00am in the Fellowship Hall (B106) Upcoming Events All Church Prayer - Sunday, Sept. 27, 5:00pm in the Sanctuary Member Meeting - Sunday, Sept. 27, 6:00pm in the Sanctuary Young Adult Fellowship - Sunday, Sept. 27, 7:30pm in the chapel Men of the Rock BBQ - Saturday, Oct. 17, 5pm at Doug Baillie’s ranch Thrive Ladies Ministry - Saturday, Oct. 24, 9:45am in the SanctuaryNew here? We'd love to connect. This Week's Message Making Disciples His Way “Be Like Me”
Bob Childress Matthew 10:1, 5-15, John 21:7, 15-19, Matthew 28:18-20 Sermon outline for 9/20/26 1. How Jesus Entrusted His Disciples * Matthew 10:1, 5-15 – Sending ____________ by _______________ He told them… Where not to go Vs. 5 ................... Where to go Vs. 6 What to say Vs. 7 .......................... What to do Vs. 8 What not to do Vs. 9 ..................... What not to take Vs. 10 When to stay Vss. 11-12 ...................When to leave Vss. 13-14 * John 21:7,15-19 – Entrusting Peter ___________ denials, ___________ questions, ___________ commands * Matthew 28:18-20 – He commanded them to ____________ _______________ 2. Three keys for entrusting disciples corporately in the church. * Champion entrusting wherever you see it occurring in the church. * Personally enter the entrusting process whenever possible. * Rejoice and covenant to support and pray for those your church has entrusted for ministry in the church or elsewhere. Entrusting Defined: We increasingly and intentionally involve equipped disciples with ministry here and abroad. Questions for Discussion and Application 1. What are things you have learned about the discipling process in our series that will help you be a more effective discipler? 2. The entrusting process takes time. Think back on how the entrusting process developed with your children. How did you increasingly entrust them with responsibilities in the family setting? 3. What does the account of Peter’s restoration seen in John 21 teach us about the entrusting process? 4. What are some of the unique life experiences God could use to move into the lives of others? 5. How does the entrusting process assist us in raising up effective servants and ministers in the church? Songs for Sunday Christ Our Hope in Life and Death Yet Not I But Through Christ in Me There’s Nothing That Our God Can’t Do Blessed AssuranceWatch LIVE On SUNDAY Watch last week’s sermon “Follow Me” 👇 Next Week: Missionary Ed Gudeman preaches on Matthew 11:2-6 “This Isn’t What I Expected” Community Prayer We join together in the spiritual practice of prayer. Here's what our church family is lifting up this week: SUNDAY - Father, we praise you today that you are our strength and our song and our salvation (Exodus 15:2). We thank you that you have redeemed us in your steadfast love. MONDAY - Almighty God, the King of creation, we thank you for salvation, health, protection, sustenance and defense. We praise, exalt and glorify you as the King of Heaven (Dan. 4:37). TUESDAY - Jesus, we depend on you to save us from sin and we pray for your forgiveness. We know that nothing we can do can meet the law’s demands and that you alone can cleanse us from the guilt and power of sin. You are our spiritual Rock of the ages giving us living water (1 Cor. 10:4). WEDNESDAY - Father, we pray today for unity within your church. As your people, the Bride of Christ, we pray that the world will know we are your disciples because we love one another. We pray for the kind of love that bears fruit (John 15:16-17). THURSDAY - Father, we pray today for wisdom in a world that sometimes follows the foolish. We ask for discernment that we might recognize and follow your way instead of the way that appears to be right but leads to death (Proverbs 14:12). FRIDAY - Father, we pray today for miracles in our lives and in the lives of our loved ones. None of us are physically perfect and we could all use a miracle in our bodies that could use your miraculous touch but it’s the spiritual deficit in us that needs the miraculous turning of our wandering hearts to you. SATURDAY - Father, we pray today that you would provide us with giving spirits. Let us be always ready to help those in need. Help us to be grateful for what we have and to remember that every good and perfect gift is from you (James 1:17). Giving Your generosity makes our work in this city possible. We’re so grateful for you.Give Now Here New to our community? No pressure. Today, just be our guest. Stay Connected 📩 Subscribe to this Collection below ⤵️ to get these updates delivered directly to your inbox. 📸 Follow us on and Facebook & YouTube 💬 Pastoral care or questions? Connect with us here. Services: Sundays at 8:30am & 10:30am
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September 12, 2026 • 1 Minute Read
Men of the Rock September 2026 Teaching
In Christ, The Hope of Glory and the Power of sanctification - Chris WardMen of the Rock
September 10, 2026 • 6 Minute Read
Weekly Update - 9/13/26 - 9/19/26
Welcome to the weekly update 👋 This is your one-stop spot for everything happening in our church family. From kids to adults, small groups to special events, here's how you can get connected over the next seven days. Sunday, September 13 7:50am - Prayer for the Sunday Service in B201 Worship Gatherings 8:30 & 10:30am- Join us for Sunday
service in person or online Adult Classes - Dig deeper into the scriptures at 9:00 or 10:30am Kids on the Rock - Age-specific programming during second service Jr Hi - Ages 11-13 meet during the second service (2nd & 4th Sundays) Monday, September 14 Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station 5&2 Soup Kitchen - 4:00pm in Smyth Wednesday, September 16 Youth Prayer - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:00 pm. in Smyth Youth Group - Jr. & Sr High School (grades 6-12) 6:30 pm. in Smyth Thursday, September 17 Men's Prayer - 7:00am in Smyth Youth Alive - 10:30am at Prescott High School Master’s Closet Outreach - 1:00pm in Union Station Saturday, September 19 Thrive Ladies Ministry - 9:45am in the Sanctuary Upcoming Events All Church Prayer - Sunday, Sept. 27, 5:00pm in the Sanctuary Member Meeting - Sunday, Sept. 27, 6:00pm in the Sanctuary Young Adult Fellowship - Sunday, Sept. 27, 7:30pm in the chapelNew here? We'd love to connect. This Week's Message Making Disciples His Way “Come and See”
Bob Childress Matthew 4:18-22 Sermon outline for 9/13/26 1. How Jesus equipped His Disciples. Mathew 4:18-22 * He invited them to “______________”. * He clarified the end result He had in mind. 2. The process Jesus used to equip His disciples. * Equipping began with _________________. Matthew 5-7 * Equipping included ________________ deeds. Matthew 8:23-27 * Equipping included __________________ ministry. John 6:1-13 * Equipping included instruction on _______________ Disciplines. Luke 11:1-4. * Equipping included sharing the __________ of ministry. Matthew 16:24 3. How the church equips disciples. Ephesians 4:11-12 * Leaders are called to equip the saints for _____________. * Entrusted disciples individually equip the saints for _____________. 4. Three keys to successful corporate and individual equipping. * Character Development * Specific ministry instruction * Shared ministry. Equipping Defined: We walk beside others, preparing them for ministry in their areas of gifting and elsewhere. Questions for Discussion and Application 1. Talk through the process Jesus used to train up disciples. Why is it important to start with instruction before inviting disciples to join us in shared ministry? 2. Read Matthew 16:24-26 and Luke 14:25-33. What do you think Jesus was saying when He called on them to “hate their father and mother” and to “give up all their possessions”? 3. What are some of the ways leaders equip disciples for ministry corporately and individually? 4. What some of the ways members equip disciples for ministry corporately and individually? 5. Review the closing questions together. Are you being equipped for ministry? Are you equipping others for ministry? Why or why not? Songs for Sunday Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery I Will Follow Open the Eyes of My Heart Turn Your Eyes Upon JesusWatch LIVE On SUNDAY Watch last week’s sermon “Come and See” 👇 Next Week: Bob Childress continues his series on “Making Disciples His Way.” Community Prayer We join together in the spiritual practice of prayer. Here's what our church family is lifting up this week: SUNDAY - Father, we are thankful for the opportunity to worship you collectively as a church family. We want to worship you in spirit and in truth as we honor you. Thank you for everyone that works to bring the worship services to us on Sunday morning. MONDAY - Father, we thank you on this Labor Day for the work you have provided for us. Help us to honor you with our labor. We pray that you would provide employment for those who are looking for work. Help us to avoid laziness and to perform all of our work to the best of our abilities. TUESDAY - Father, we pray those impacted by the flash flood at the Grand Canyon. We ask that you would provide comfort to those who lost loved ones and healing to those who were injured. We are so very grateful for everyone involved with protecting the lives of those in danger and we are grateful for the warning system technology. We continue to pray for the victims of recent floods across the world and ask that these disasters might turn hearts to you. WEDNESDAY - Father, we pray for the Thrive ministry groups, both the weekly and monthly studies. We ask you to bless Thrive leadership, volunteers, and participants. Thank you for our church’s interest in the spiritual foundation and growth of our ladies as well as the importance of the community of women. We pray that the women who attend will be touched by your Spirit. THURSDAY - Father, we pray for a increased desire to know you more and to seek your kingdom. Lord, please help us to store our treasure in heaven and serve only you as our master. Help us to trust in you to provide for us as you have promised to do (Matthew 6: 19-33). FRIDAY - Father, we come to you today praying for your healing of those in our Solid Rock family who are suffering with illness or physical pains. We pray for you to heal their bodies and encourage their spirits. Lord, sustain us when we are sick and restore us to full health (Psalm 41:3). SATURDAY - Father, we pray today for forgiveness. Sometimes it seems like we want to do what is right and don’t do it, but rather end up doing just the opposite (Romans 7:15). We know we are fallen but we also know that because of the sacrifice of Jesus, complete forgiveness is available to those who believe in him and repent (Mark 1:15). Giving Your generosity makes our work in this city possible. We’re so grateful for you.Give Now Here New to our community? No pressure. Today, just be our guest. Stay Connected 📩 Subscribe to this Collection below ⤵️ to get these updates delivered directly to your inbox. 📸 Follow us on and Facebook & YouTube 💬 Pastoral care or questions? Connect with us here. Services: Sundays at 8:30am & 10:30am
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