Rock Hill Baptist Church

Session Five at Rock Hill Conference.

Session Four at Rock Hill Conference.

Session One at RH Conference.

The early church was marked and characterized by momentum. All of us either need to obtain or sustain spiritual momentum. In this message from Acts 6, Pastor Matt preaches on four ways we can build momentum going in to the new year!

When it comes to our spiritual wardrobe, the book of Colossians teaches us that it is out with the old, and in with the new! From Colossians chapter three, Pastor Matt teaches on three powerful principles that can help us step in to the new year with great momentum.

Many times as we journey through life we encounter seasons of darkness. There are moments of great hardship and adversity. In this message from Matthew chapter two, Pastor Matt teaches how God has a design, even in the dark.

Christmas is not really about gifts. We know that. But, it actually is about one gift. It’s about the greatest gift in the history of the world. In this message from our 2018 Christmas Experience, Pastor Matt talks about the importance of not forgetting or overlooking this miraculous gift!

What are you looking for in life? Success? Peace? Joy? Everyone is looking for something. In this message from Matthew chapter 2, we learn about the pursuit of Jesus, the problem of unbelief, and the providence of God.

There is often a gap between the promises of God and the provision of God. Learning to navigate that gap is often one of the most challenging aspects of our Christian walk. In this message, Pastor Matt explains how we can "mind the gap" and witness the promises of God come "Full Circle."

Are you "all in" when it comes to the mission of God for your life? Many people are willing to give a portion of their lives to Jesus. But, when it comes to total surrender, that's a different story. In this powerful sermon from Pastor Matt Chappell, we learn what it actually means to go all in and follow Jesus with everything we've got.

What do we do when we've blown it? What do we do when we have failed and gotten off track? We push down pillars. In this concluding message in our series, Less Than Perfect, we learn from the final moments of Samson's life how we can realign our worship, recognize God's grace, and reignite our faith.

Your purpose is under attack. Make no mistake about it. In this message, Pastor Matt talks about the importance of guarding our God-given purpose. Sadly, so often we sacrifice our purpose on the altar of pleasure. From the example of Samson and Delilah we learn four powerful principles about protecting our purpose.

Far greater than our need for physical renewal is our need for spiritual renewal. Inevitably as we follow Jesus we will enter seasons of spiritual depletion. In this message, we learn from Judges 15 on how we can be renewed and how we can reach revival.

The difference between a life of frustration and a life of fulfillment is found in the presence of God. As we approach Judges chapter fifteen, we find Samson in a state of perpetual frustration. In this message, Pastor Matt teaches on four common reasons we find ourselves in seasons of frustration.

God wants His people to be distinct. In Judges chapter 14, the nation of Israel had become indistinguishable with the world. In an attempt to avoid conflict, they accepted compromise. In this message, Pastor Matt gives 5 ways we can keep our distinction while avoiding spiritual disaster.

Have you ever found yourself in the middle of a mess? In our new series, "Less Than Perfect", we are discovering how God can use us in spite of us. In Judges chapter 13, the nation of Israel was in a complete mess. In the midst of the mess, God shows up and brings a miracle.

In this message, we learn about the third primary purpose for the church: Evangelization. God’s method for spreading the truth of the gospel is using men and women who are yielded to Him. Just as Jesus was sent from Heaven to seek and save the lost, we also have been sent to deliver the gospel to our world.

The Church is not here for entertainment, the Church is here for edification. In this message, Pastor Matt talks about the second primary purpose of the church: edification. We were called and created to build each other up, not break each other down!

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you just thought, what am I doing here? Deep down that is a question that burns within all of us. What are we doing here? Why are we on this planet and what is our purpose? In this message, Pastor Matt preaches from 1 Peter 4 about how we can take aim at our primary goal in life.

One of the greatest challenges we face in life is not the size of our struggle, but the strength of our sight. In this final message of our series, Surrounded by Struggle, Pastor Matt talks about the importance of expanding our perspective in the midst of our pain.