Do you offer deaf interpretation at your Celebration Services?
Yes, our 9 and 11 a.m. services on Sundays are interpreted for the hearing impaired. Our ushers will be happy to escort you to the reserved section on the front right side of the auditorium.

Does Rocky Peak belong to a denomination?
The Church at Rocky Peak is, and has been since its inception, an independent church, not dependent upon a single denominational tradition. We are not defined by any denominational affiliation or association. At the same time, we fully acknowledge we are a part of the great Body of Christ that includes all believers and all of His churches. We’re not doctrinaire, and do not think this is the only church with the truth. We are biblically based and balanced – committed to communicating the truth in love.

How would you describe your teaching and worship style?
We laugh a lot in church, but hold our faith with all seriousness. We teach with depth, but not boredom. (It’s rare to find people drooling!) We enjoy our emotions, but we are not an emotional church. Our pastor doesn’t yell when he speaks, and the people don’t shout and jump around during the message. We are contemporary in our style, yet sound in substance. We enjoy doing what God asks to do – sing to Him a “new song.” We don’t sing very many older songs, and when we do, they don’t sound old! We have no hymn books, no pipe organ, no stained glass windows, no pulpit and no pews. We are casual in our dress, but committed to the character of Christ.

We welcome skeptics, seekers, and, of course, sinners. We accept you just the way you are, but love you too much to leave you that way! As our Lord’s “fishers of men,” we believe in cleaning the fish after they are caught. We are convinced the answers are found in Christ, not Christianity – in a Jesus relationship, not a Jesus religion.