“Prayer is not monologue, but dialogue; God’s voice is its most essential part. Listening to God’s voice is the secret of the assurance that He will listen to mine.” – Andrew Murray With the start of 2023 comes our churchwide emphasis, or theme, for the year: prayer....
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Why Do I Keep Sinning and How Can I Stop?
Let's start by addressing the elephant in the room. We ALL sin. Maybe that's something you've never heard before and you're surprised by it - or maybe you've heard it so often that you've become numb to the idea of it. Either way, it's an inescapable truth about our...
What IS God’s Plan for Me? (Jeremiah 29:11 with Context)
Our culture loves a good one-liner. That’s why we’re so enamored with the elevator pitch, and why we’re so quick to boil everything down to words that fit on a coffee mug or a bumper sticker. And for some things, that works well – like the line about real estate where...
Parker Square Update
It’s not every day that a church willingly takes on two major expansion projects at once — and even more rare for that same church to find itself unexpectedly engaged in a third at the same time! But that’s exactly what happened for RockPointe in 2020.
Why We Celebrate Juneteenth
To be completely honest, as a Black man in America, I’d never heard of Juneteenth until I moved to Texas in 2011. I was 25 years old at the time.
Tips on Choosing a Bible Translation
Today your Women’s Ministry team, led by Women’s Minister Dawn Leath, is bringing you some tips on choosing a Bible translation.
Meet the Powells
At RockPointe, we’re thankful for the God who issued the call, and for the man who answered: our new Worship Pastor, Austin Powell.
Fill the Truck Fridays
When the idea for Fill the Truck Fridays first came about, the RPC Missions team just set out to fill a truck with some supplies to help support two of our local ministry partners: Christian Community Action and The Salvation Army Lewisville.
Oh Praise the Name
According to the authors, Hillsong Worship, this song almost never existed. Portions of a single verse and melody ended up in their “may not finish” basket after they struggled to craft a song conveying the message of the Gospel while acknowledging the timelessness of the hymns that came before it.