Recent Sermons

Here is a list of messages (aka sermons) with links to the episode descriptions and notes.

Messages at Rockwell Church

Sermon: When Life Tests Your Faith

What happens to your faith when life does not go the way you hoped? Difficult circumstances can leave us discouraged, confused, and wondering where God is. This Sunday, Pastor Chris Teien begins our new series, James: Authentic Faith, with an encouraging message from James 1:1–12 about trusting God when life…

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Sermon: Working with Purpose

Does your daily work really matter to God? Work is about more than earning a paycheck. It is one of God’s gifts through which we can serve others, care for our families, support His church, and become a blessing to people in need. Whether you are employed, studying, retired, managing…

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Sermon: Wisdom for Building Friendships That Last

What does it take to build friendships that last? The book of Proverbs gives us practical wisdom for becoming the kind of friends who speak truth, give wise counsel, remain faithful, and help one another grow. We’ll walk through Proverbs 27 and discover what God’s Word teaches about faithful, meaningful,…

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Sermon: Time-Proven Financial Wisdom

Everyone is looking for solid financial advice. Every day we’re surrounded by voices telling us how to earn more, invest smarter, get out of debt, prepare for retirement, or build wealth. While much of that advice can be helpful, the most important financial principles are not new. They come from…

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James: Authentic Faith Series

What does authentic faith look like? The book of James challenges us to move beyond simply knowing God’s Word to faithfully living it every day. Written with practical instruction and direct encouragement, James shows us how genuine faith transforms the way we respond to trials, resist temptation, treat people, use…

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Sermon: Preparing for Eternity

How much time do you spend preparing for the future? We save for retirement, buy insurance, maintain our homes, and make plans for the years ahead. But how often do we stop to consider the one future that every one of us will face? The book of Proverbs reminds us…

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