Sermons & Podcasts
Psalm 22:22-31
15 March 2026
In Victory for the Vindicated from Psalm 22:22–31, this sermon traces the unstoppable growth of God’s kingdom through the vindication of Christ. What begins with personal transformation spreads to the church, reaches the nations, and continues to the next generation. Because Christ has won the victory, his people are called to proclaim, celebrate, worship, and declare his salvation.
Psalm 22:12-21
8 March 2026
When life’s pressures surround us like enemies closing in, Psalm 22 reminds us that we are not alone. In this sermon, we see how David’s cry ultimately points to the suffering and victory of Jesus Christ. Even when circumstances seem hopeless, the resurrection proves that God is faithful to save. Believers are called to recognize the spiritual battle, acknowledge their helplessness, reject self-reliance, and rest in the finished rescue of Christ.
Psalm 22:1-11
1 March 2026
Psalm 22 gives voice to the restless soul—crying out in pain, remembering God’s faithfulness, enduring the world’s scorn, and clinging to Christ who was forsaken so we never would be. In this sermon, we see that true rest is found not in our striving but in the Savior who draws near to the brokenhearted, strengthens us in suffering, and preserves us from the beginning to the end.
Luke 8:22-39
22 February 2026
In this powerful sermon from Luke 8:22–39, Pastor Joe Carnuccio shows how Jesus reveals His authority over both the natural and spiritual realms. Through the storm on the sea and the deliverance of the demon-possessed man, we see a Savior who leads us into fearful situations not to abandon us, but to strengthen our faith, expose our need, and draw us into deeper trust. With compassion, clarity, and biblical depth, this message calls us to rest in Christ’s sovereign rule and confidently proclaim His greatness.
Hebrews 1:5-9
15 February 2026
In a world consumed with self-help formulas and the endless pursuit of happiness, Hebrews 1:5–9 turns our eyes back to the only source of true and lasting fulfillment—Jesus Christ. This sermon calls us to fix our worship on His supremacy, find deep rest under His righteous and unchanging rule, and experience real joy by embracing what He loves and opposing what He hates. Fulfillment isn’t discovered by looking inward, but by beholding Christ, trusting His Word, and walking in the righteousness He gives.
Hebrews 1:1-4
8 February 2026
This sermon on Hebrews 1:1–4 proclaims that God has truly “saved the best for last” by revealing Himself fully and finally in His Son, Jesus Christ—the heir of all things, the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, the radiance of God’s glory, and the perfect sacrifice who secured our salvation. In a world marked by impatience, suffering, and anxious striving, Hebrews reminds us that Christ is God’s greatest gift, given so that we might find true rest, lasting hope, and renewed worship as we behold His majesty and trust in His preserving power.
Philemon 17-25
2 February 2026
In Philemon 17–25 we see the true power of Christian fellowship—gospel-shaped relationships marked by sacrifice, forgiveness, joy, prayer, and unity. Paul’s appeal to Philemon unveils how deeply believers are called to support one another, bear each other’s burdens, and trust the Lord to work through us for the good of His church. This sermon unpacks four imperatives for genuine Christian fellowship: supporting one another without expecting anything in return, trusting that the Lord brings joy and rest through us, expecting God to accomplish far more than we can imagine through prayer, and serving together in unity for His glory. True fellowship is not coffee and conversation—it is mutual participation in the very life of Christ.
Philemon 8-16
25 January 2026
In Philemon 8–16 we see the Apostle Paul make an appeal grounded not in authority, but in love—rooted in the transforming power of Christ. This passage shows how God’s love changes the way we relate to one another, enabling forgiveness, humility, and reconciliation that human effort alone could never produce. True Christian love flows from the gospel and leads us to embrace one another as beloved brothers and sisters in the Lord.
Philemon 1-7
18 January 2026
In this rich and pastoral sermon from Philemon 1:1–7, we explore how genuine Christian virtues are formed—not through self-improvement, discipline alone, or human strength, but through the powerful working of God in and among His people. Paul’s letter to Philemon reveals a church marked by unity in the Spirit, love that grows from gratitude, fellowship that matures believers, and joy that overflows from the wellspring of God’s love. This message calls us to rest in God’s transforming grace, lean into the community of saints, and allow the gospel to shape every part of our lives.
Matthew 14:24-33
11 January 2026
In Matthew 14:24–32 we meet a Savior who steps into the storm, calms our fears, calls us out of the boat, and rescues us when we sink. This sermon unpacks the universal reality of carnal fear, the supernatural courage that comes from Christ’s presence, the inevitability of our faltering faith, and the glory God receives as He lifts His people up. The message is simple yet life-changing: get your eyes off the waves, and fix them on Christ.
Ephesians 4:17–24
4 January 2026
"Out with the old, in with the new." In this message from Ephesians 4:17–24, Pastor Ben unpacks the call to put off worldly living and put on the new life found in Christ. Through the power of the Holy Spirit and the truth of God’s Word, believers are transformed from the inside out—renewed in mind, strengthened in faith, and equipped to walk in true righteousness and holiness. This sermon invites us to renounce the flesh, embrace the life of the Spirit, and step boldly into the new identity we have in Jesus.
James 1:13-18
28 December 2025
Trials test us, but temptations expose what’s inside us. In this sermon from James 1:13–18, guest speaker from God Changes Lives Ministries unpacks where temptation truly comes from, how desires can lure us away, and why God remains good, unchanging, and generous in every circumstance. Discover practical encouragement, gospel hope, and a call to remain steadfast in Christ through every trial.
Isaiah 60:1-5
24 December 2025
In this Christmas sermon from Isaiah 60:1–5, Pastor Ben proclaims the hope of Christ—our eternal Light who breaks through the darkness of sin, suffering, and despair. Through the gospel, Jesus expels spiritual darkness, draws people from every nation to Himself, and turns sorrow into abundant joy. This message calls us to lift our eyes, look to the Savior, and walk as children of the Light.
Titus 3:8-15
21 December 2025
The following is a sermon transcript from our Sunday Service at The Rock Church in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Each week, we gather to worship, learn from God’s Word, and grow together. This transcript is provided as a free resource to encourage and equip you in your walk with Christ. While you’re welcome to read […]
Titus 3:1-7
14 December 2025
Do your relationships reflect the heart of the gospel? In this message, Pastor Ben walks through Titus 3:1–7 and shows how the finished, loving, and glorious work of Christ shapes how we relate to authority, to society, and even to those who have hurt us. Before judging others, we’re reminded to remember who we were—and who we are now because of Christ. Let grace, humility, and gentleness mark every relationship.
Titus 2:11-15
7 December 2025
When you put your faith in Jesus Christ, you are enrolled in the School of Grace. This is a lifelong work where God shapes, disciplines, and transforms His people into the image of Christ through His powerful grace.
Revelation 2:8-11
30 November 2025
Have you ever wondered why God allows seasons of hardship, pressure, or loss? The letter to Smyrna shows us a church crushed on every side yet held firm by Christ. In Revelation 2:8–11, Jesus reveals Himself as the One who knows their pain, their poverty, and their trials—and calls them to endure with eyes fixed on the crown of life.
Titus 2:1–10
23 November 2025
Thanksgiving is just days away, and with it comes the beauty of gathering, gratitude, and the simple joy of a well-prepared meal. Just as garnish elevates a plain dish into something striking, the gospel is a precious jewel meant to shine through the lives of believers. Paul urges the church in Crete — and us today — to show the beauty of Christ not only in what we believe, but in how we live. When conviction and character come together, the gospel becomes unmistakably visible to the watching world.
Titus 1:10-16
16 November 2025
Buyer beware. You know the phrase — it’s the used car salesman presenting the perfect-looking car that hides deeper problems. In the same way, false teachers don’t walk into the church announcing themselves. They come subtly, looking polished, sounding kind, even appearing loving. But over time, the cracks show. Believer, beware. Before you read their statement of faith, read their statement of life.
Titus 1:5–9
9 November 2025
What does it look like for a church to reflect God’s order instead of the world’s confusion? In this sermon, we look at Paul’s instructions for leadership, faithfulness, and unity, and how a church grounded in God’s Word becomes a place of peace, clarity, and spiritual strength.