Go deeper this week: Deeper with God. Deeper in your purpose. Deeper in your church. That’s how you flourish!

The righteous will flourish like a palm tree and grow strong like a cedar. (Psalm 92:12) 🌴🌲 You're built to thrive even in hard seasons!

Decisions control your life. Get planted in the place where you can make the right ones.

Old age isn't survival mode, it's thriving mode! 🎉 In Christ, you’re called to be fruitful, faithful, and flourishing at every stage of life!

Patience isn’t passive, it’s active trust in God.

Without patience, you won’t receive what God has promised.

Impatience is a lack of trust in God.

Anything great takes time. Don’t quit too soon.

Our hearts are with everyone in St. Louis impacted by last night’s storm. We’re praying for peace, protection, and restoration for our city today. “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” – Psalm 46:1

"A good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children and the greatest inheritance is a spiritual one." Pastor Tommy Barnett

“When you make a covenant with God, He keeps His eye on your family long after you’re gone.” Pastor Tommy Barnett

“If you raise your kids in the way they should go, you’re storing up mercy for the day they’ll need it.” Pastor Tommy Barnett

“Even after 305 years, God still honored a covenant with David. What will He do with yours?” Pastor Tommy Barnett

We remember. We honor. We pray for the families who carry the legacy of sacrifice.

Patience is not passive. It’s active trust in the timing, power, and goodness of God.

You’re not a quitter. You’re an eagle 🦅. Keep soaring above the noise.

Faith and patience are the power twins that bring God's promises to life.

God’s delays are not His denials. What He promised, He will do.

Hang around people who stir up your faith and stretch your patience, not those who fuel your doubt.

Today we celebrate Juneteenth! A powerful reminder of freedom, dignity, and hope. At Church on the Rock, we believe every person is made in the image of God, created with purpose, and deeply loved. As we remember the end of slavery in the U.S., we rejoice in the freedom Christ