House of Rock Youth Coffee House

Every month, the teens of RRCF get together hang out, enjoy good coffee, great music, and real friends.… [more]

House of Rock Youth Coffee House House of Rock Youth Coffee House

Cell Church in 30 Weeks

For 30 week, starting in May and running through December, 2010, we will be teaching on a form of Christian… [more]

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Fall Festival 2010

// September 20th, 2010 // No Comments » // Blogs

We’re doing it again! Come celebrate with us during our second annual Fall Festival and open house. The afternoon events will include seasonal food and beverages, crafts, a bake sale, family fun and games.
Invite your friends, relatives and neighbors! Come experience a church that loves and “rocks” with the excitement and the power of God!

Cell Church in 30 Weeks

// May 5th, 2010 // No Comments » // Blogs, Carousel

For 30 week, starting in May and running through December, 2010, we will be teaching on a form of Christian fellowship called Cell Church. It is our belief that transitioning RRCF to a Cell Church model will take the Church out of the church building and put it into the living rooms, coffee shops, corporate meeting rooms, and jail cells of the Kennebec Valley. Continue Reading

How to Read, Examine, and Understand the Bible VI

// May 19th, 2009 // No Comments » // Blogs, Featured Articles

bible_closeupHaving gone this far, I should take time to ensure you know just how crooked and arrogant it is to try and superimpose your own interpretation upon God’s Word, the Bible.  To read and examine God’s Word with the intention of making it teach what you want it to teach, is to align your will with the devil’s will.

Satan was created by God, as an angel to worship God.  God named him Lucifer and he led heaven’s angels in adoration of the Lord.  The Bible describes Lucifer as a beautifully adorned angel.  At some point, Lucifer made the horrific decision of being so enamored with himself that he led a rebellion against God.  He became jealous of the attention given to God and preferred to receive the adoration of heaven for himself.  One third of the angels of heaven followed Lucifer in the rebellion.  God judged them for their arrogant rebellion and cast them down to earth, hence they are called “fallen angels,” having fallen from heaven to earth.  Lucifer’s name was changed to Satan.  The New Testament frequently refers to fallen angels as demons. Continue Reading