Kingdom Rock Radio

Jesus is a master at restoring our broken pieces.

In this message, Pastor Dobbs ministers from John 8:31-32 teaching on how truth can cause a believer to mature or grow up in their walk with God. Join us online: OCCVR.org

We’re living in the last days. The Church of Jesus Christ must begin to stand strong in the mist of darkness. But we must stand with the combination of Word and Power. The Glory of God must once again be seen and experienced within the halls of the Church House. To accomplish this, God’s people must repent and Bring Back the Glory. Kingdomrock.org

This week, we’re continuing our series called “Prescription for the Promise,” exploring the prophetic word about our church that the Lord gave to Pastor John a few months ago. Within this prophecy, there are three kinds of statements. There are descriptions that tell us what’s happening and predictions about things to come in the future, but there are also three commands we must do to see the promise be fulfilled. We’ve already talked about the first prescription: get healthy. Now, as we shift our focus to the second prescription, we’re going to see what the Bible says about getting strong. Ephesians 6 tells us to be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power, and in John 15, Jesus says that we’re unable to do anything without Him. Together, we’ll discover ways to improve our union with God, which is crucial for spiritual strength.

God will supply all your needs according to His riches in Glory by Christ Jesus.

God will make a way to supply your needs.

Last week, we began a brand new series called “Prescription for the Promise,” which seeks to unpack three commands within the prophecy that God spoke to and about Covenant Life a few months ago. He said that we need to get healthy, get strong and get ready. By doing these things, we will be prepared for the promises that He also spoke to us: victory, growth, freedom and repentance. With Get Healthy: Part 1, we talked about the first two steps in the process. First, we need to ask God for an honest evaluation about the areas in which we’re not healthy. Then, we have to be humble enough to accept the evidence and admit that we may have work to do. This week, we’re continuing the conversation about how we can be physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually healthy.

In this message, Pastor Dobbs ministers from I Corinthians 13:11 on the topic of "We Are No Longer A Child! - Part 3. In this message, Pastor Dobbs teaches us the importance of putting away childish behavior so that we can mature in a walk with Christ. Join us online: OCCVR.org

Your world is framed by the words you speak and the words you have internalized. If your life is not what it should be, what did you say? Guard against fear-filled words, and speak faith-filled words continually over your life. Kingdomrock.org

Bishop Barry Walker of a A Place of Refuge Ministries and the Bishop of the Refuge Connection of Churches ministered from Ephesians 4:14-15 on no longer being a child in the second night of our Summer Revival. He warned us about trickery of men, cunning craftiness and deceitful plotting that should no longer be a part of our life. It is time for us to grow up in all things and be mature.. Don't forget to go back and listen to part 1 if you missed it. Join us online: OCCVR.org

Let's believe God for a miracle today!

Bishop Barry Walker of a A Place of Refuge Ministries and the Bishop of the Refuge Connection of Churches ministered from I Corinthians 13:11 on putting away childish things in our Summer Revival. This message will cause one to self-evaluate to see what areas that one needs to put away childish or immature behavior so that we can be mature in our walk with Christ. Join us online: OCCVR.org

God will always take care of you.

A few weeks ago, Pastor John released a prophetic word for Covenant Life. Part of that message is descriptive; it describes the breaking and shaking of strongholds many people in our church are experiencing right now. Some of it is predictive; it predicts that the result of the sharking and breaking will be resolution, freedom, repentance, victory, revival and growth. Another part of the word is prescriptive. It is prescribing a course of action that we should take. This comes in the form of three commands that will hasten the fulfillment of the promises: get healthy get strong, get ready. This week, we’re talking about the first imperative and exploring its biblical foundation. No matter who you are what God has planned for you, you need to be healthy, strong and ready to walk into it.

In this message by Lady Dobbs, she teaches us how to always abound in the work of the Lord such as Paul wrote about in I Corinthians 15:58. Lady Dobbs was our speaker for our annual Back To School event in which she empowered students and adults to have a Godly work habit. Join us online: OCCVR.org

Pastor Timothy Elder's sermon explores Samson's life, emphasizing the consequences of straying from God's path through poor choices and associations. He highlights God's redemption and restoration, showing that no matter how far we stray, God's grace can bring us back to fulfill our purpose www.kingdomrock.org

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Become a wise learner today!

In this message, Pastor Dobbs teaches from Proverbs 3:26 on how the Lord will be my confidence in my journey with Christ. Pastor Dobbs also reminds us that in our prayer life that the confidence that we have that our prayers will be answered is that they align with God's will for that situation. Join us online: OCCVR.org

Over the past three weeks, we’ve been talking a lot about sounds and how we often hear the rumblings of God doing things in our lives before we see those changes come to pass. As powerful as sounds are, though, I don’t think we realize that what we see has a significant impact on our lives. In fact, it’s more about how we see than it is about what what see. So much of life is about perspective, and the impulses deep inside of us tend to color how we interact with and see the world. If the way we respond to the things that happen to us is determined by the thoughts and tendencies we have, it’s worth some analysis. This week, we’re learning how we can properly guard our hearts and ensure that our default reactions to the inconveniences of life are more in line with the Word of God.