Trever Rook

The life of a church hinges on its members genuinely embodying their Christian faith.

Throughout history, men have used this name, both out of context, and as a weapon.

Some were leaving the church to join the cult.

May we never abandon Love.

Which one is your Jesus?

Pastor Trever begins a new series through the book of Revelation. This first message invites us into an introduction of the book and what the first churches were experiencing. They were weary.

“No one should feel like they have to go to the well alone."

What is our commandment?

Pastor Trever talks the passages that make us uncomfortable are the ones we should be talking about more.

Why did Jesus go to the cross? And how does this connect with the "Day of Judgement?"

You've just been hired as a disciple of Jesus. What are your duties? What if you mess it up?

Can we be "Nebraska Nice" and still tell the truth?

God is always working, whether we are awake or asleep.

Pastor Trever talks about God in flesh.

Fighting the Beasts and loving God, ourselves and our neighbors.

Who do we look up to?  Who do we follow?  Who are the heroes?

My first year in ministry left me asking, "Where are you God?" Pastor Trever shares his personal attachment to Psalm 13.

Pastor Trever shares from Psalm 19.

This week pastor Trever talks a little politics as he shares the story from 1 Samuel 8.

God is big enough to handle our honest selves, the pretty and the ugly. So is the church.

“First book in the Bible, we’re just a couple of pages in and we have already found things to argue about for centuries.” Pastor Trever takes a look at the Story of Creation in part one of the series, 15 TEXTS FROM THE BIBLE.

Today we wrap up Paul's letter to the Galatians and share prayers and well wishes for a member of the family.

Bearing each other’s burdens.

The sins of the flesh and the fruit of the spirit

Can we love our neighbor even when we are divided?

What is our Christian uniform?

We can find security in the fact that we are no longer slaves, but free through the love of Jesus.

Are we friends?

Could today's churches benefit from taking a more realistic look at the first Easter Sunday?

Are there things that block us from experiencing the moments?

What makes a family?

"This moment in history left an enormous impact."

"For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse..."

"I bought the shirt, the hat and the bumper sticker, but my faith began to crumble."

Can we get so caught up in the things we are doing, that it becomes more about us, than about who we are supposed to be doing things for?

When faith takes a backseat to politics.

What do you stand for?  Have the things you stood for changed?Today we look at how our ever growing faith can impact our values and beliefs.

Galatians 1:18-24 “When Christ comes into our lives, it can be a bit like receiving a small plant.”

Paul's letter to the Galatians starts with a force that shakes the early church. What was the debate and what were they afraid of?

As we finish the book of Matthew, Pastor Trever talks about how the mission is just beginning for the disciples of Jesus Christ.

If Jesus did rise from the dead, why are we as Christians, acting like he didn't?

"It's simply how the church survives."

“They had put all their hope and dreams in him and now here he was, on a cross, dying.”

As Christians, are we really practicing what Jesus preached?

In this week's message, Pastor Trever tackles a passage that has been used for centuries as a terrible weapon.  We also discuss the devastating events of the past week.

"Most people in history, that commited bad things, thought that they were doing the right things."  Why?

Have you ever had any 'oops' moments?  Was denying Jesus ever one of them?In this week's message, pastor Trever talks about some of his many 'oops' moments.  And denying Jesus has most certainly been among them.

Sometimes it is okay to walk away.

“Your hatred will consume you and it will take you.”

"I will not be able to take it from you, but I will walk through it with you."

“Because he loves you. It's as simple as that."

Why did Judas betray Jesus? In this week's message, Pastor Trever shares a possibility that we all may be able to relate to.

Which parts do we play in the story of Jesus Christ?

This week we hear from our friend and neighbor Gail, as we discuss what it can mean to give to God, our neighbors and ourselves.

Christ shares his love with you.  Now what?  Do you bury it and keep it to yourself?  Or do you share it?  And who do you share it with?

In the first century, some people were not ready for Jesus. What about people in the 21st?

As Christians, what is our job? And what isn't?

What if you only had 24 hours left? What would be important to you?

How do we identify ourselves? Our Neighbors? Our God?

"It won't be easy.  But I'll be right beside you, every step of the way."

Is your faith strong enough to handle the 'winds of the world?'

Why did this make Jesus so angry?

Why are we here? What is the priority of Neighbors Church?

"The greatest among you will be your servant. All who exalt themselves will be humbled, and all who humble themselves will be exalted." (Matthew 23:12) In today's message, pastor Trever shares a time of great humility and how a lesson was learned.

Pastor Trever talks about how loving our neighbor is easier when we first love God.

When the critics say, “Why Bother?” But Jesus says, “Keep going!”

How do we know if we are choosing politics over Jesus?

"I believed in Jesus, but my actions didn't show it." Pastor Trever talks about the importance morality plays in our walk with Christ.

How can we stick to our rental agreement?

If we believe in Easter morning, why do we doubt the love of Jesus?

By whose authority do you live your life?  By politicians?  Or by Jesus Christ?

When you feel like screaming, Jesus Christ understands.He's been there.

What happens when our expectations are confronted with the unexpected?

Have you considered your purpose lately? Pastor Trever invites you to explore it.

What is our status supposed to be?

Who does God like best?

Who's entitled?  Pastor Trever talks about it at Neighbors Church.

What did Jesus say when he was asked, “Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife for any cause?”

Pastor Trever talks about why we forgive.

Is it possible to resolve our differences without trashing each other's character?

Can we be lost long enough for Christ to count us out?

"I'm praying here.  Where's the split second miracle?"Today we talk about Faith and how to define it.

Why are we trying to look like someone we are not? Especially when Jesus knows exactly who we are.

Who are your heroes? What makes them your heroes? And what are the crosses you carry?

Can we find hope within our own honesty?  Even if we disagree on things?Pastor Trever discusses this and more as we cover Matthew 16:13-20.

Where do you see signs of Jesus Christ?

We can learn to be Christian by following the originals? Pastor Trever talks about it in this week's episode.

What does Jesus tell us, when it comes to the way we treat others?Who is welcomed to the table?  Who gets the crumbs?https://neighborscommunity.org/

What masks do we wear? Do we let people truly see our honest self?

What fears keep you from walking like Jesus? Pastor Trever talks about it in today's episode.

What does it feel like to be rejected?  Whose voices are not being heard?Pastor Trever covers this and more as we look at Matthew 13:54-58.

“I’m Kia. I’m 20. I’m a trans man. And I consider myself an agnostic theist.” Today we talk about journeys and the many mysteries of faith.

What do we need to get rid of? And what do we need to put in its place?

Have you ever felt so lost and like you were driving alone in life? During this, Suicide Prevention Month, Pastor Trever shares a very personal story.

Pastor Trever talks about the consequences of when our actions do not match our words.

Do our actions match the one we follow? Or are we being fooled by the headline makers and chest-pounders?

Pastor Trever talks about laws, history, the Bible, and moving into the future.

In this week's message from Matthew 11:16-24, Pastor Trever talks about the choices we have.

What do we do when faced with progress? Can we use the chair and still keep the cushion?