“Don’t judge me!” “Only God can judge me. He knows my heart.” “We listen, and we don’t judge…” These phrases are everywhere—but did Jesus really say we should never judge? In Judgment vs. Judgmental, Paztuh Mike walks through Scripture to uncover the difference between judgment that condemns and discernment that helps us walk in truth. What he shares may surprise you.

“Is accountability the same thing as control?” “Besides, my spiritual leaders don’t really know me like that. They have no right to critique my life choices. Jesus knows my heart.” These thoughts may sound familiar, but they raise an important question: What does biblical accountability actually look like? Accountability is not control. In Lesson 4 of the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike explores the biblical foundation and practical reality of accountability in the Chur

What if following Jesus means giving up your rights—are you in? Surrender can feel uncomfortable, especially when it involves God, other people, our circumstances, and our own will. In our culture, surrender is often seen as weakness or defeat. But in the Kingdom of God, surrender is not losing—it’s obedience. It's strength. It’s righteous. In the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike and Anna Elisabeth share honest, Scripture-based truths that lay a foundation for what it m

Do I tithe or not? This question has become one of the biggest controversies in the Body of Christ. For some, the answers seem clear. For many others, they’re anything but. Are we “cursed” if we don’t tithe? How much is enough? If we’re under grace and not the law, why would tithing still matter? In Lesson 4 of the series Kingdom Unity, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles addresses these questions head-on, walking through the full biblical picture—from Abraham and Melchizedek to the teachin

Is Jesus a Republican or a Democrat?Does He think like a socialist or a capitalist? Isn’t God and His Kingdom just another religion like all the others? In Lesson 3 of the series Kingdom Unity, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles confronts the reality that each Christian must lay aside secular government mindsets and cultural worldviews to truly follow Christ, become a disciple, and walk in love with others.

Have you decided to follow Jesus? What does it actually mean to be saved or born again? Does salvation come with any personal cost? Is there a difference between a Christian and a disciple? In Rock Church Soulard’s official launch Sunday sermon, Come Follow Jesus, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles shares confrontational, but eternal truths from the Word about who Jesus is, what He stands for, and what it means to actually follow Him.

You're invited to a Rock Church Soulard Vision Meeting! Friday, May 1st, 2026. Dinner @ 5:00 pm. Presentation @ 6:00 pm.

Does God even care about the government? Does He believe in one? If you were raised in a Westernized nation like the United States, you probably view God, Jesus, the Bible, and even what it means to be a Christian through the lens of a democracy or republic. In these systems, leadership and laws are voted on. You get to share your opinion—casting a vote on who and what rules your life. In Lesson 2 of the series Kingdom Unity Paztuh Mike covers the truth about God's government

What is unity, and how do we achieve it? In the Kingdom Unity series, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles shares how our secular culture’s viewpoint and method are very different from what God reveals in the Scriptures. Unfortunately, many well-meaning believers in the modern Church have embraced self-absorbed values and a fragile secular foundation. This has created a polluted system and perverse mindsets within the Body of Christ.

In the United States, a majority of Christians view God and His government through the lens of their favorite political party and ideology. The Kingdom of God is… a kingdom. Jesus is not only our Savior. He is the supreme ruler and authority within God’s Kingdom: spiritual and physical. What King Jesus speaks, His Word, becomes law. No options. In Lesson 1 of the series Kingdom Unity, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles emphasizes the absolute need for believers to actually understand the K

In the Milk or Meat? series, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles challenges believers to grow from spiritual infancy to maturity in their faith. After salvation, many settle into a self-centered Christianity—believing God is pleased regardless of how they live—but Scripture teaches that genuine growth requires intentional obedience and spiritual discipline.

Milk or Meat? Your Works Will be Tested by Fire - Are some life purposes and callings more “spiritual” and eternally “valuable” than others? Is pastoring and teaching on Sunday more important than running a business? What about stay-at-home moms and homemakers? Or those skilled in the trades? Government leaders? Accountants, doctors, lawyers, firefighters, police officers, paramedics, school teachers, etc.? The answer is…No!

After the prayer of salvation, a self-willed, cultural Christianity loudly boasts and proclaims, “No matter what we do, we are pleasing to God.” However, Scripture teaches the complete opposite. So what does it mean to be mature in our faith? Why do we even need to grow once we are born again? Is spiritual maturity our responsibility? Does Scripture teach milk or meat?

As much as each local church has a different culture and feel, the underlying principles and foundation must be based on the Word of God. Learn more about Rock Church Soulard's Kingdom Culture Core Values.