Rock Hill Baptist Church

The object of your attention will determine the outcome of your affliction. There are so many directions we can look when we find ourselves in the midst of a storm. In this message from Psalm 55, Pastor Matt teaches on the necessity of keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus.

Have you ever felt like there was no hope? It has been said that you are either in a storm, coming out of storm, or entering into a storm. In this message from Acts 27, Pastor Matt teaches on how there is hope, even in the midst of the storm.

Our mission is clear: We are to reach people with the life-giving, life-changing message of Jesus. In this message from the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Matt teaches about what it means to "Increase our Reach" for the glory of God.

There is a deep desire within all of us to experience peace. While culture may point us in a myriad of different directions to obtain peace, the Bible gives us a proven path to the peace of God. In this message from Philippians 4, we learn 5 ways we can walk on the Path to Peace.

Are you growing spiritually? We are typically concerned with how fast we grow, while God is concerned with strong we grow. The second half of Philippians chapter 3 is all about spiritual growth. From these verses, Pastor Matt explains three ways we can grow spiritually.

So often in life we are busy doing good things to the neglect of the best things. In Philippians 3, the Apostle Paul talks about things of eternal value and eternal significance. As we look to examine these verses, we discover three ways to stay focused on what really matters in life.

Have you ever been physically exhausted or extremely ill? Have you ever been overwhelmed with your circumstances? That is exactly how we find Timothy and Epaphroditus in Philippians chapter two. But, despite their pain, they were still on fire for God. In this message from Philippians 2:19-30, Pastor Matt teaches on four ways we can be committed to the cause, no matter the cost.

As Christians, we are called to "let it shine", but often we are content to live in the shadows. In this message from Philippians 2, Pastor Matt teaches on three ways we can come out of the shadows and shine bright for God's glory.

We all long for clarity in life. Times can be confusing and where to get trustworthy direction can be a challenge. In this message from our Youth Pastor, Daniel Foster, we learn three ways we can find "clarity through a cloud."

What would Jesus do? The Apostle Paul takes it a step further in Philippians chapter two when he asks, "What would Jesus think?" In this message, Pastor Matt gives three principles that will help us develop the mind of Christ.

What do you live for? What is life really all about? In Philippians 1, Paul challenges us to fill in that blank and to determine to live for Christ no matter the cost. If we are going to experience biblical joy, Jesus must be at the center of our lives. In this message, Pastor Matt preaches on 3 ways we can "fill in the blank" with Jesus.

Haters. You can't live with 'em, and you can't live without 'em. Any time you get serious about following Jesus you will experience hatred and criticism. In this message, Pastor Matt speaks on how to navigate this kind of opposition, and how to experience real joy.

Joy is not contingent upon external circumstances. Joy is contingent upon internal communion with Christ. Paul knew how to survive and thrive with just the bare necessities in life. In this message, Pastor Matt shares 4 ways you can experience joy with just a few simple ingredients.

There is great value in connection. We must have a strong connection with God and then we must have a strong connection with God's people. In this message, Pastor Matt teaches how to diagnose our spiritual connection by giving 5 helpful principles from Acts 11.

Do you like to celebrate? As followers of Jesus, we have much to celebrate and much to be thankful for. In this message from Esther 8, Pastor Matt teaches on how the Jewish people were intentional about pausing to praise and thank God for His goodness and His grace. From this example we learn how we can honor God through celebration in our lives today.

Forgetfulness can be fatal. We are prone to forget the goodness and the faithfulness of God. In this message from Joshua chapter four, Pastor Matt gives three ways we can fight against forgetfulness.

Life is full of good news/bad news situations. Esther chapter 7 is characterized by the good news of salvation, and the bad news of condemnation. As followers of Jesus we have to understand that in order to fully appreciate the good news, we have to acknowledge the bad news. In this message, Pastor Matt preaches the good news of the gospel from Esther chapter seven.

God is always at work. Even when we are sleeping or unaware, God is still active. In Esther chapter 6, the most prominent characters of the narrative, Esther and Mordecai, are sleeping. They never speak a word in the chapter. This is because salvation is not ultimately dependent on them, but on God. In this message we learn three ways that God is always at Work.

Have you ever been afraid of messing something up? Esther is about to meet with the King, and if something goes wrong, it would mess everything up. In this chapter we see an incredible example of courage from Esther. A life of faith is a life that is willing to move forward even when the conditions are not favorable. Listen in as Pastor Matt teaches through Esther chapter five.

Much of life is determined not by how you do something but by when you do something. In Esther chapter four we learn that timing is everything. Wherever God has placed you in life is not an accident. Whatever season you are going through is by God's design. In this message, we learn four ways to redeem the time that God has given us.