Welcome Home to 
The Rock Church of South Jersey

Join us each Lord’s Day as we worship the Triune God through expositional preaching, corporate prayer, congregational singing, and fellowship of the saints.

Welcome Home to The Rock Church of South Jersey

Join us each Lord’s Day as we worship the Triune God through expositional preaching, corporate prayer, congregational singing, and fellowship of the saints.

WHAT TO EXPECT

Prayer

A time of corporate prayer at 8:30AM on Sundays. It’s a meaningful way to seek God together before worship begins — and everyone is welcome.

Worship

Our worship style can best be described as contemporary. We embrace what we consider to be a spiritually healthy mixture of modern worship songs and timeless classic hymns.

Message

The preaching is focused on the word of God, verse-by-verse (also called expository).

Parking

We have a parking lot with volunteers present to help direct you, as well as clear signage on how to enter the building.  We also have designated guest parking at the front of the parking lot for you, so please enjoy using those spaces.

Childcare

We are here to serve you and your family, and to provide a biblically sound, fun, and safe learning environment for your children. 

Service Schedule

Service is on Sundays and starts at 10:00AM We’re excited to welcome you! When you plan your visit, we’ll be ready for you with reserved guest parking, helpful volunteers, and the option to pre-register your children

LOCATION

 445 Masonville Rd, Mount Laurel, NJ 08054

Messages From Our Pastor

Pastor BEN HONEYFORD

Lead Pastor of The Rock Church of South Jersey

Sola Scriptura Is Not Solo Scriptura

One of the great truths recovered during the Reformation was Sola Scriptura (Scripture alone). But Scripture alone does not mean me alone with my Bible. There is an important difference between Sola Scriptura and what some call Solo Scriptura. Sola...

How Did God Give Us the Bible?

How did God inspire the men who wrote the Bible? Have you ever wondered whether the biblical authors simply wrote down what God dictated to them? Were they like students taking notes while a teacher spoke, carefully recording every word?...

The Romans 7 Struggle

One of the more discouraging discoveries in the Christian life is that trusting Christ doesn’t end our struggle with sin. Paul describes this conflict in Romans 7: “I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing...

Christ Rules Over All

Jesus said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me” (Matthew 28:18). Christ is Lord over the church, every nation, every ruler, and every part of life. Nothing exists outside Hiauthority. Yet Christ governs all things...

Why Our Church Has a Team of Elders

Jesus is the head of the church. It belongs to Him, not to any pastor or leadership team. He purchased His people with His own blood, and He continues to care for us as our Chief Shepherd. One way He...

Why Church Membership Matters

Church membership can sound like paperwork, a name on a list, or joining a religious organization. Biblically understood, it’s much richer than that. Membership is a church saying to a believer, “We recognize your profession of faith and receive you...

Sermons & Podcasts

Hebrews 10:1-10

1 November 2026

The laundry never stays finished, and the old sacrifices never finished the work of redeeming sinners. Hebrews 10:1-10 shows that the law was only a shadow, the blood of bulls and goats could never take away sin, and Christ came to do the Father's will. Through his perfect obedience and the once-for-all offering of his body, weary sinners have been made holy before God.

Hebrews 9:23-28

25 October 2026

When it matters most, who is on your side? Friends and family can walk beside us in suffering, but only Christ can represent us before God. Hebrews 9:23-28 shows Christ’s work from past to present to future: he appeared to put away our sin, he now appears in God’s presence on our behalf, and he will appear a second time to complete our salvation. Christ died for us, represents us now, and will return for us.

Hebrews 9:15-22

18 October 2026

Have you ever wondered, “After what I’ve done, could God’s promises really be mine?” Hebrews 9:15-22 answers that Jesus’ death and shed blood secure both our forgiveness and an eternal inheritance. Because a will takes effect only at death, our inheritance required his death. And because the first covenant was sealed with blood, our forgiveness depends entirely on his sacrifice. There is a big difference between feeling unworthy and having an uncertain inheritance.