From the Upper Room to the Empty Tomb: Week 1

Your Digital Diet Week 1 - Your Attention is Your Life

You don’t drift toward the life you want. You drift toward what has your attention. In this episode, we kick off the Your Digital Diet series by uncovering a powerful truth: what you consistently focus on is forming you—whether you realize it or not. From endless scrolling to constant noise, the world is competing for your attention every second. But what if the real issue isn’t time… it’s focus? Join us as we explore: • How distraction quietly shapes your life • Why your habits matter more than your big decisions • What Psalm 1 teaches about being spiritually rooted • How to begin reclaiming your attention for God

From The Upper Room to the Empty Tomb Week 2

There are moments in life that feel like the end. In this episode, we explore the journey from the cross to the empty tomb—where loss, silence, and confusion give way to hope and new life. Through Luke 23–24, we’re reminded that even when God feels quiet, He is still working. If you’re in a “Saturday” season—waiting, wondering, questioning—this conversation will encourage you to hold on. Sunday is coming.

Men's Ministry -Prayer and Dependence on God

Most men believe in prayer—but few practice it consistently. At Rock Creek Baptist Men’s Ministry, we gather monthly for fellowship and to grow as spiritual leaders. This episode challenges men to move from occasional prayer to daily dependence on God—and gives a simple, practical way to start.

From the Upper Room to the Empty Tomb: Week 1

The night before the cross didn’t look extraordinary—but it changed everything. In this episode, we step into the Upper Room and see how Jesus prepared His disciples through service, truth, and presence… even when they didn’t fully understand. If you’ve ever felt like God is working in ways you can’t see, this message is for you.

Week 4 - It's Not About Me - When it Really Isn't About Me.

What if church was never meant to be about you? In this final message of the “It’s Not About Me” series, we shift from moments of surrender to a lifestyle of living for something bigger. This episode challenges the way we’ve been shaped by culture to consume—and calls us back to a biblical vision of the church: to glorify God, build others up, and serve with purpose. The question isn’t: “What am I getting?” But: “What am I contributing?”