Kingdom Rock Radio

Paul in his letter to the Corinthian church was encouraging the church to work together. He told them that there should be no division or schism in the body but that they should have the same care for one another. We can learn from the letter that Paul wrote to the church for when we have different ministries in the church, we should work together. Pastor Dobbs will be teaching how different auxiliaries such as men's ministry, youth ministry, women's ministry, etc. should work together to fulfill the will of God for the church. Join us online: OCCVR.org

Over the past two weeks, we have been looking at the journey that Jesus took on the road to Emmaus following His resurrection. It seems that we don’t know what to do with ourselves after all the build-up of celebrating Easter, but through this series, we’ve learned to do exactly what the two men in Luke 24:13-33 did — take a walk with the risen Savior. When you walk with Jesus, you will discover some things along the way. You’ll learn that He is always there for you even if you can’t see or recognize Him, and you may also find out that He is an incredible friend. This week, we’re exploring another aspect of the journey to Emmaus. If you’re going to walk with the risen Savior, be ready to set an extra plate because Jesus wants to come over for dinner.

Thousands of thoughts go through our minds each day. How many of yours are positive? Negative? The enemy works in our minds by planting thoughts. We make decisions based on our thoughts. These decisions can dictate the outcome of our lives. Fix your thoughts! Focus on the things of God so that your mind will be renewed, and you will not be conformed to this world. Join us at kingdomrock.org

Join James and Trypehna as they talk about "The Tricks of Manipulation". This is part 11 of the series Marriage Reloaded. kingdomrock.org

Are you tired, discouraged, feeling overwhelmed? Stress, pressure and feeling overworked can find you screaming out for peace. God can provide you with tranquility, love and soundness of mind. Quietness and stillness with the Lord can provide hope, love and rest. Join us for this series on the Power of Prayer.

Join Karmen as she reads through a section of the book of Psalm called the “The Songs of Ascent”. She will be reading Psalm 126-128 today.

Rejoice for God is ready and willing to heal you! http://www.prayerdrive.com/

In today's teaching Mayor Sewell teaches on false prophets. Grab your Bible and get ready to discuss the book of Matthew chapter 7 verse 15). www.kingdomrock.org

Let Jesus be your physician! http://www.prayerdrive.com/

Paul in his letter to the Corinthian church was addressing some of the issues that were going on in the church. He reminded them that God is not the author of confusion. He also wrote to them that God is the author of peace as in all the churches of the saints. Pastor Dobbs in this teaching will address some of the issues that were going on in the church as well as teach us that God is the author or composer of peace in our lives. He is composing tranquility, security, safety, and prosperity for us as the saints of the most High God. Join us online: OCCVR.org

Easter is over. We celebrated the resurrection a couple of weeks ago, but now, what do we do? We do exactly what two guys in Luke did on the day Jesus rose from the grave: take a walk with the risen Savior. Last week, we started a new series, looking at the experience these two men had with Jesus on the road to Emmaus and learning things that might help us on our own walk with Him. In the first part of this series, we discovered that — sometimes — Jesus is in disguise, and this week, we’re exploring what it means to be friends with Jesus.

Focus is the ability to see with optimum clarity the path set before you in order to make sound decisions. It is the ability to set proper priority in the mist of chaos and confusion. But what happens when our lives are out of focus? How can we regain that focus? Join Pastor Mark Stroud as he speaks a practical and inspiring word which will help you to regain your focus and move forward in your walk with Christ. kingdomrock.org

Join Karmen as she reads through a section of the book of Psalm called the “The Songs of Ascent”. She will be reading Psalm 123-125 today.

The Book of Acts is filled with powerful examples of the wonderful works of God. In this series we'll explore the Book of Acts and discover hidden mysteries that will change your life forever. www.kingdomrock.org Mission Tabernacle Outreach

Jesus is God, but the Pharisees opposed this truth. Join in as we see how Jesus expressed his divine nature in the Book of John. kingdomrock.org This is Part 8 of the Book of John kingdomrock.org

Rejoice for Jesus will heal you! http://www.prayerdrive.com/

In today's teaching Mayor Sewell teaches on deception. Grab your Bible and get ready to discuss the book of Matthew chapter 7 verse 21). www.kingdomrock.org

Rejoice for Jesus came to cancel your sins not count them! http://www.prayerdrive.com/

Because we spend so much time and energy preparing to celebrate the resurrection, the week after Easter can sometimes feel like a bit of a letdown. It’s possible that the people in Jesus’s day felt the same way. There was a ray of hope following the crucifixion, but how were they supposed to live in this post-resurrection world? In the midst of the mental and emotional chaos surrounding the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, two of His followers take the short walk from Jerusalem to their home in Emmaus, and based on their experience along that road, we’re kicking off a new series today to explore some of the things we can expect to find and learn when we’re walking with the risen Savior.

The Lord has ordained the Body of Christ to rule and reign in the earth. To that end, we have been given great power and authority to manifest the will of God. Having power and displaying it are two different things. To find the answers, we must learn to walk the Path of Power. This message is part 9 in the series Fake Church. Watch the entire series at our site: www.kingdomrock.org