RCCS ChapelCast: Recent Episodes
Kevin Thompson
Come and hear the great preaching that goes on each week at Rock County Christian School! These messages are taken from our junior high/high school campus.
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Pastor Aaron Gonzalez of Oakhill Christian Church speaks out of I John 4 about the topic of love.
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In this second summer school chapel, Dr. Don Woodard joins us via Zoom.
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This is one of two summer school chapels we recorded this year. In this chapel, Mr, Thompson speaks on I John 1:9.
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This was the last chapel of the 2020-2021 school year. Mr. Thompson spoke about trials and difficulties from James 1.
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Mr. Thompson speaks to our students from the book of Ruth.
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Mr. Thompson closes out Spiritual Emphasis Week with a charge to allow the Word to change your life.
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Mr. Raleigh, our fifth grade teacher, preaches during our National Day of Prayer chapel.
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Mr. Cernek speaks to our students about who the Bible says that they are, really are.
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On the second day of Spiritual Emphasis Week, Mr. Mitchel speaks to the high school students about how out love for Christ how to take priority over everything else.
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This is Spiritual Emphasis Week. Kicking things off is Mr. Fernandez preaching about what true liberty really is.
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Mr. Bennett speaks about having a creator mindset and not a victim mindset.
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Doug Shaw of Forthright Ministries speaks in our junior high chapel about the lies of Satan.
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A traveling apologetics team from Bob Jones University takes questions from our senior high students.
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A traveling apologetics team from Bob Jones University attempt to address a classic philosophical debate, the problem of evil.
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A traveling apologetics team from Bob Jones University takes questions from our junior high students.
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A traveling apologetics team from Bob Jones University uses sets out to establish the credibility of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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Jesse Knopp of Faith Community Church in Janesville challenges students to live out their faith now, not later.
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Pastor Casey Ehlers joins Mr. Thompson in answering questions from our Senior High students.
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Pastor Casey Ehlers returns to chapel to answer questions from our Junior High students.
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Casey Elhers, the Discipleship Pastor at Hope E-Free Church in Roscoe, challenges our students to love all people.
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Pastor Phil Allen (Faith Community Church Stateline Campus) challenges our students from the book of Easter.
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Pastor Aston Peters (Life Church - Roscoe, IL) gives us a "basic" message on the love of God to wrap up our Spiritual Emphasis Week.
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Pastor Chad Prigge (Fellowship Baptist Church - Watertown, WI) preaches during Spiritual Emphasis Week on the Glory of God.
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Pastor Tim Johnson (Rock Valley Chapel - Beloit) speaks during Spiritual Emphasis Week on the topic of God's vengeance.
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Pastor Jeremy Scott (Memorial Baptist Church - Verona, WI) spoke during day two of this year's Spiritual Emphasis Week. He spoke from Mark 4-6 about God's unlimited power.
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Pastor Phil Allen kicks off Spiritual Emphasis Week 2020. This week we are looking at the attributes of God. This sermon focuses on God's infinite nature.
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Pastor Adam Meyer (Beloit Family Worship Center) speaks to our students about leaving a legacy, based on the life of Elijah.
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Pastor Dannie Evans of the House of God Church in Janesville, WI kicks off our Black History Month with this chapel message.
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Several of our students were able to attend the National Right to Life March in Washington D.C. In this chapel students share about their experience which is followed by a short message from Mr. Thompson on the sanctity of all human life.
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Ray Jewell speaks to our students about what it means to let your light shine.
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Pastor Scott Whiting speaks to our students about their own worth and how much they are loved by Christ.
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Anthony Culver (Youth Pastor - Beloit Family Worship Center) speaks from the Book of Malachi.
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Pastor Aaron White (River Hills Church - Janesville, WI) preaches a Thanksgiving message from the Biblical account of Mephibosheth.
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Pastor Terry Morehouse (Beloit Life Center) preaches on the topic of worry.
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Pastor Jonathan Schuller (Faith Baptist Church - Beloit) preaches from Romans 12:1-2.
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Deryk Hayes preaches a final message here at RCCS on faith right before he leave to take a pastorate in Kentucky.
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Mr. Thompson answers questions from our high school students.
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Doug Shaw speaks about the sanctity of human life during our annual pro-life day.
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Caleb Powers, the worship leader at Faith Community Church in Janesville, speaks from the book of Luke about what it means to love God with your soul.
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Ray Jewell speaks from James 1 about persevering in our faith.
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Mr. Thompson preaches a follow-up message to our annual retreat. What do we do with what we learned?
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This is the final message from this year's retreat. Evangelist Sean Teis (www.godismydad.com) speaks about the life of Joseph.
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This is the second message during our annual retreat. Evangelist Sean Teis (www.godismydad.com) speaks from Philippians about the successful life.
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This was the first message of this year's annual retreat. Mr. Thompson speaks from Hebrews 12 about fixing your eyes.
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Today in chapel Mr. Thompson interviewed our new administrator, Mr. Gruber. Unfortunately the first half of the interview was not recorded due to a technical malfunction.
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Nathan Walters of Mission Discovery joins us for our annual missions chapel as he talks about some of his experiences on the mission field.
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Mr. Thompson begins another year of chapel covering our theme verse for the 2019-2020 school year - II Corinthians 4:18.
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This was our final chapel service of the year and the senior class chose Pastor Deryk to come back and give them one final message before graduating.
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Pastor Chris Eldridge (Cornerstone Church) speaks to students about what means for them to "break the glass."
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Steve Williams urges students to be sure of their salvation as he shares his testimony of struggling through this himself.
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This was our annual National Day of Prayer service. Pastor Adam Meyer (Family Worship Center - Beloit) challenges students to love one another, the theme of this year's event.
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During this Pastor Appreciation Chapel, Mr. Thompson speaks about how the pastor is like a shepherd from I Peter 5.
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Youth Pastor Michael Liebelt from Central Christian Church speaks on the topic of fear.
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Randy Melchert, the founder of the Academy of Excellence in Milwaukee, talks about the importance of the trial of Jesus during the Easter season.
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Mr. Thompson takes an interesting look at the story behind the parable of the Prodigal Son.
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We live in a world full of confusion and doubt. How can we build a faith that withstands the attacks of unbelief?
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What do you do when your teen begins to question their faith or abandon it altogether? Why is it that statistics show that 85% of “Christian Evangelical” teens graduate from their faith when they graduate from high school? Some helpful ideas and resources to help answer your teen’s doubts and a wake-up call for us as parents and churches as to how we present a “Modernized Christianity” that is not found in scripture. (Maybe they never had a faith to walk away from?)
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Everyone has experienced trauma of some sort to one degree or another. Everyone processes their experience differently. How do you get through it? How do you help others, especially when you can’t relate to their situation?
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What is the purpose of marriage? This session explores how the Gospel transforms both our goals and definition of success in marriage.
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It's about more than planting, it's about planning. This session will give you practical steps to a secure financial harvest, and plan your finances on purpose.
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In a world that is shifting from consumers to producers, discipling younger students can be frustrating and often feel unproductive. In order to effectively parent elementary aged children, we must learn to adapt and provide kids with opportunities to communicate their understanding of a vast and ever-changing world.
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Casey Ehlers speaks from James 3 and warns us about how we use our words, even online.
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Mr. Thompson speaks from the Psalms about some things that last forever.
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From the Janesville campus, Mr. Bennett speaks about the need to believe and share the gospel.
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Pastor Michael Powers of the Faith Community Church challenges our students to examine their relationship with Christ.
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Mr. Bennett from our Janesville campus explains the many ways through which God talks to us.
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Day 3 of Spiritual Emphasis Week features Pastor Aaron Gonzalez (Oakhill Christian Church - Janesville) speaking from James 1:2-12.
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This Spiritual Emphasis Week message is taken from our Janesville Campus. Mr. Jewell speaks from the book of Hebrews about how God disciplines His children.
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On day 2 of Spiritual Emphasis Week, Pastor Joey Clapp (Morning Star Church - Rockford) speaks from Ephesians 4 about the need to build each other up within the body of Christ.
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On day one Spiritual Emphasis Week 2019, Mr. Thompson interviews author Lee Strobel (the Case for Christ) about doubts that may leave us questioning the legitimacy of the Christian faith. Mr. Strobel will also be our main speaker at this year's family on conference on March 23. Find out more at www.rccsfamilyconference.com.
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Mr. Thompson speaks from II Timothy 3 about the authority of the Word of God.
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Pastor Deryk Hayes of the First Baptist Church of Freeport, IL speaks from the book of Revelation and describes a little bit about what Heaven will be like.
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Pastor Phil Allen of the Daystar Christian Fellowship speaks during our homecoming week about superheroes and the reality of our weakness and need for Christ.
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In this first chapel of 2019, Mr. Thompson takes us through Isaiah 1 to talk about our need to treat sin serious. He spoke on confession, repentance and forgiveness.
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Pastor Jesse Beernink of the Resonate Church in Janeville speaks from Colossians 3:1-4.
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This chapel features an interview Mr. Thompson recorded with Sean Christensen, missionary to Haiti and one-time teacher at Rock County Christian School.
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Anthony Culver of the Family Worship Center in Beloit urges students to face the giants in their life by not passively sitting aside.
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Mr. Thompson shows us from Luke 17:11-19 how to replaces forgetfulness with thankfulness.
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This was our Reformation Day Chapel in which Pastor Aaron White (River Hilly Community Church - Janesville) spoke on the subject of grace.
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Mr. Thompson takes student questions about sex before marriage, how can God love me, when does life begin and how do you know when God is speaking to you?
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This was our tenth year taking part in the Pro-Life Day of Silent Solidarity. David Lingle of the Wisconsin Family Counsel spoke to our students about the sanctity of human life.
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Pastor Phil Allen of the Daystar Christian Fellowship speaks on the topic of grace from the book of Exodus.
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Pastor Terry Morehouse of the Beloit Life Center speaks on the topic of worry and anxiety.
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Mr. Thompson speaks about the issue of "drama" within our school.
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Wrapping up this year's retreat, Mr. Thompson preaches from Romans 5 about the role of suffering plays in receiving hope.
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Mr. Thompson preaches during our annual retreat from Psalm 42. He gives three helps for your hope.
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Pastor Greg Lynas (Hope E-Free Church in Roscoe, IL) speaks from Psalm 1 about the need to be firmly planted in the Word of God.
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RCCS students report on the missions trips they took last summer.
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Mr. Thompson kicks off the 2018-2019 school year with a message based on our new theme - Anchored in Hope.
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Doug Shaw of Forthright Ministries speaks to our students about the controversial issue of judging others.
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Pastor Deryk Hayes shares a few Scriptural ideas of how to be successful in school.
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Pastor Adam Meyer speaks in our Summer School Chapel about praising God. Unfortunately because of a recording error, the second part of this message is a little difficult to hear.
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This our very first year of summer school here at Rock County Christian School and thus this would be our very first summer school chapel. Mr. Ray Jewel speaks from I Timothy 1 about what it means to follow Christ.
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Mr. Thompson closes our year just like we began, by examining our theme "Choose Today" from Joshua 24.
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Evangelist Matt Downs of the Bill Rice Ranch speaks from Luke 18 about the Parable of the Persistent Widow during our annual National Day of Prayer chapel service.
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Mr. Thompson preaches during our annual Pastor Appreciation Chapel. From Ephesians 4, he spoke on the Pastor as a gift from God for our growth.
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Mr. Thompson share several Biblical principles to consider while thinking about social media.
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It's about more than planting, it's about planning. This session will give you practical steps to a secure financial harvest, and plan your finances on purpose.
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It is natural for parents to want to "control" their kids. What happens when we feel out of control or try to control that which we do not have control? Join us in discovering what control is and isn't and what we can and can't and should and shouldn't control.
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As a bereaved parent, Laura, will minister hope and give practical encouragement to families who have faced deep tragedy and loss. This will also be helpful for those who want to know how to effectively minister to these shattered families.
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Conflict is all around us, and it's costly. It wears on us. There is a better way to handle conflict, and God has revealed it to us in His Word. These biblical principles of resolving conflict can bring us new peace and hope!
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Join us for a lively discussion fueled by questions submitted by teenagers about all aspects of life and faith. A panel of local pastors and youth leaders will be fielding these questions in a way that is both knowledgeable and relatable.
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Last year witnessed an alarming rise in depression and suicides among American youth. Learn from a Christian counselor how to be a good first responder and mentor for depressed and suicidal youth.
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The easy accessibility of Internet porn has led to the formation of porn addiction at younger ages than ever before. This presentation will offer a Christian counselor's perspective on how to identify this serious problem and respond effectively.
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This seminar will address the question of worldview by looking at what that means and why it is important for a family to follow it consistently. We will look at some of the more popular films from a Christian lens and find out how to address other worldviews that your children face.
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As the only parent in a space that seems full of two-parent households, it’s tempting to let feelings of loneliness become the main focus and to sink into isolation. Join me as I share what I’ve been learning as a single mom through participating in and serving with my community.
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This is the final general session of the 2018 Community Strong Family Conference.
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Intention is not enough. We must MOVE in a direction to get to the destination that we want to be at. Direction with intention determines our destination.
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Pastor Jesse Beernink of Resonate Church in Janesville delivers an Easter message focusing on why Christ came to die.
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In this final session of our Spiritual Emphasis Week, Pastor Aaron White (River Hill Community Church) speaks to our students on the uniqueness of the Gospel.
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Pastor Tim Johnson (Rock Valley Chapel - Beloit, WI) answers the charge that all Christians are hypocrites.
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Day three of Spiritual Emphasis Week 2018 features a message from the book of John about doubt.
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On day 2 of Spiritual Emphasis Week Michael Powers (Youth Pastor at Faith Community Church in Janesville) preaches a convicting message about the preciousness of the Word of God.
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This sermon kicks off our 2018 Spiritual Emphasis Week. Pastor Patrick Morgan (Christ Presbyterian Church - Janesville, WI) speaks about the importance of truth over emotion from Psalms 42 and 43.
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Mr. Thompson speaks from the book of Ruth during our Grandparents Day Chapel.
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This panel discussion closes out our Black History Month and seeks to look at racial issues through the lens of grace.
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Mr. Thompson talks about what means to be "born again" from John 3.
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Josh Calhoun of Central Christian Church speaks on Valentines Day.
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Mr. Thompson speaks from Revelation 2 to warn students against tolerating sin in their lives or in the lives of others.
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Pastor Greg (Youth Pastor at Hope Evangelical Church) talks about 4 small creatures from the book of Proverbs.
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Mr. Jewell urges us to die to self and look to Christ from Luke 9.
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Mr. Thompson kicks off the new semester, our half-way point in the school, but turning to the middle of the Bible - Psalm 118.
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Pastor Phil talks about Homecoming Week through the lens of Ecclesiastes chapter 1.
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Pastor Terry Morehouse (Beloit Life Center) speaks about the fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom and knowledge. (Unfortunately the first 5 minutes of this message were not recorded)
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Mr. Thompson shares a different look at Christmas from Revelation 12.
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Pastor Gary Shields speaks from I John 2 about the importance of obedience and love.
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Andy Dressler (youth pastor at Rock Valley Chapel) speaks on how our view of thanksgiving is effected by our view of God.
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From II Peter 1 Mr. Thompson goes over a list of 8 different qualities the Bible says ought to be part of our growth as followers of Christ.
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On this Reformation Day Chapel, Pastor Aaron White (River Hills Community Church in Janesville) preaches from Galatians 1.
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In this chapel Mr. Thompson answers several questions submitted by the students.
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RCCS once again took part in the annual Pro-Life Day of Silent Solidarity. On this day we stand for those who cannot stand for themselves. Students are encouraged to wear strips of red duct tape as reminders of the children lost everyday through abortion. Throughout the day we spoke about the sanctity of human life in classes and took time to pray for women struggling with this decision.
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Mr. Thompson speaks about the authority of the Word of God.
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Anthony Culver, youth pastor at Beloit Family Worship Center, speaks about answering God's call from Exodus 3.
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Doug Shaw of Forthright Ministries speaks from Hebrews 1:1-2.
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From Psalm 19, Mr. Thompson speaks about how general and special revelation reveal God.
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This is the final message from this year's retreat. Mr. Thompson speaks about the importance of humility when it comes to unity.
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In this second retreat message, Mr. Thompson speaks of a fallen world that is marred by sin, yet also highlights the hope we have in Christ.
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This was the kick-off message to our 2017 Middle School High School Retreat. This year Mr. Thompson preached through our school's statement of faith. He followed a basic outline of Creation, Fall Redemption. This is the first of those three messages.
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Deryk Hayes, the Interim Pastor of the First Baptist Church of Freeport, IL, speaks of the one way of salvation from John 14:6.
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This summer missions chapel features our lifestyle leadership class explaining our theme for the year, a brief message from Mr. Thompson on Acts 1:8, a presentation from Dylan Hill concerning his missions trip and a look ahead to next year's summer missions trip to Costa Rica.
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Welcome back to school! In this first chapel, Mr. Thompson speaks on our theme for the year - Choose Today. His text was Joshua 14:1-25.
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What happens when tragedy strikes?
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Adoptive/foster families often struggle on ways to communicate how they best can be served. This workshop is geared toward helping you better understand the plight of families who have recently adopted or started taking in foster children.
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Many older people have taken on the challenge of parenting their grandchildren or out of the foster system. What are the challenges they face and how can this experience become a positive one for all involved?
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We are looking at the role social media has in our lives. What is out there,what are the pros and cons,for both parents and kids. What are safeguards that can be put in place for both, a basic understanding of what “technology”
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God has laid out the the biblical blueprints necessary for the Christian home to work. For our home to work,we must submit to His plans and guidelines, which are found in His Word.
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Marriage can be hard! That is the bad news. The good news? Marriage can be great! These two couples combined bring over 75 years of marriage experience. They have lived and experienced the good and bad… real marriage.
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With the college community becoming more secular, being a faithful Christian is becoming harder. How can parents faithfully prepare their children to walk into College while sold out to King Jesus?
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After nearly 22 years of marriage and 10 years of pastoring and counseling married couples,I have observed three characteristics that routinely emerge in healthy marriages.
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Sometimes it seems like the only way to keep up with all the demands on our lives is to run at“maximum capacity” and then some. But there is another way. Come explore what it means to live with Margin.
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Do you ever wish you could truly understand what your teen is talking about? Or feel like you’re speaking different languages at times. Walk through some of the tips and helps in the book “Let me tell you what your teens are telling me” by Blaine Bartel
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We’ll see what the Bible has to say about raising small children and learn some techniques Jesus used in his teaching and discipline and see how those are supported by the latest brain research. Leave with of ideas that are easy to implement.
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Ephesians 5:1 –Imitate God, therefore, in everything you do, because you are his dear children.
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Our marriages and families exist in the real world. That means that there are ups and downs;good times and bad times; success and failure. Yet in the midst of all of that there is real hope. Where do we find real hope for real life?
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While marriage is an integral part of God’s created order for mankind, God also has a purpose and plan for singleness. Don’t waste your singleness but instead see it as the gift it is, whether it be temporary or prolonged. God has not abandoned you but chosen you for His purpose!
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A panel discussion featuring several family-related questions.
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Sowing & reaping applies in marriage. Sowing the right language and action, in time, produces great harvest.
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Christians who understand God’s treatment of adoption are well-prepared to direct their children (whether those children are adopted or not) to find their truest identity in Christ rather than in biology.
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Join me as we explore the Love Languages and identify your primary language so that you can communicate effectively your love for each other.
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Maintaining hope and faith during the difficult teen years is a challenge. I will give some examples I have had with rearing my children and the joys as well as the test and trials of those years for my family. I will encourage the families to trust God and His process even when it looks desperate and it feels terrible.
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Let’s face it, NO marriage is perfect! No matter how “good” or “bad” our relationship is, we all want better marriages. In this seminar we will spend some time digging out a few Biblical principles that should form the foundation for our marriages at every stage of life and growth!
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We will focus on parent’s responsibility for the spiritual upbringing of their teens.
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We will be exploring the citizen’s role and impact on the legislative process as well as a brief overview of some of the legislative proposals that had a direct impact on families.
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What Does God Expect from Me as a Man? Credit: Men’s Fraternity Definition of Authentic Manhood
This was the opening session of the 2016 Community Strong Conference.
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This session is going to focus on how to identify and engage the Millennial generation. We will take a glimpse at what are their values, concerns, and mode of operation. We will discuss how to engage and entrust the future to the next generation.
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