Death to Life Easter Services
The last week of Jesus’ life changed the world. Imagine the contrast of emotions that His disciples experienced during the final days before His death. Join us this Easter as we experience a unique, two-week journey, that will take us from darkness to light and from death to life! April 13/14 and April 20/21 (Saturday 6:00 p.m., Sunday 9:30 & 11:15 a.m.).
Sonrise Easter Service
Are you an early bird who is excited to celebrate Easter? Join us on Easter Sunday at 8:00 a.m. as we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus together! We’ll meet on the north lawn of the Draper location for a short, special, 45-minute Sonrise Service.
Baptisms on Easter Weekend
We love it when people get baptized at The Rock Church! If you’re interested, contact Pastor Steve McInroy at mac@trc.life. You can go to www.experiencetherock.com/resources/baptism/)or pick up a Baptism Packet at the Connections Booth. Sign up at www.trc.life/baptism. Baptisms will happen Easter Weekend. Deadline to register is Sunday, April 14.
Easter Services from 2018
You can watch the messages from last year to get a feel for what the services will be like.
Bryan D. Edwards - March 7, 2026
The Humility of Christ
In Philippians 2:5–11, we see the radical humility of Jesus, God Himself stepping down to serve mankind. In this message we explore how the humility of the Lord shapes the way we live, and why His example of humility should truly humble us.
Part Seven
Philippians Series
"The Humility of Christ" (Philippians 2:5-11)
Pastor Bryan D Edwards
March 7-8, 2026
From Series: "Philippians"
What does it look like to live with unshakable joy in an uncertain world? Written from imprisonment, Paul’s message to the Philippians points us to the work and example of Jesus. This letter shows us how humility, unity, and hope take shape — not because circumstances are easy, but because the Gospel shapes everything. In this verse-by-verse sermon series, we’ll explore how following Christ leads to contentment, a faith that endures, and a way of life molded more by heaven than by hardship.
