As a church, our mission is to make heaven bigger by caring better. To care better, we aim to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and supported. We strive to meet the physical and emotional needs of our community through various programs and events, such as food banks, counseling services, and support groups. We also prioritize spiritual growth and offer opportunities for Bible study, worship, and prayer... MAKE HEAVEN BIGGER BY CARING BETTER As a church, our mission is to make heaven bigger by caring better. We believe that by showing love and compassion towards others, we can make a positive impact on their lives and bring them closer to God. To care better, we aim to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone feels valued and supported. We strive to meet the physical and emotional needs of our community through various programs and events, such as food banks, counseling services, and support groups. We also prioritize spiritual growth and offer opportunities for Bible study, worship, and prayer. By caring better, we hope to make a lasting difference in the lives of those around us and ultimately, make heaven bigger. HOW WE CARE Rock Springs Clinic Rock Springs Clinic is a non-profit healthcare clinic that provides free primary healthcare, including treatment and education for acute and chronic medical conditions, preventive care, and compassionate counseling to uninsured, underinsured, and low-income residents of Georgia. LEARN MORE Jabbok Ministries Jabbok Ministries offers Christian counseling that is Biblically based, non-judgmental, and free of charge. They believe that by giving God's truth in love, God can heal and change even in the most difficult of circumstances. LEARN MORE Rock Springs Outreach Center Rock Springs Outreach Center is an organization that aims to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the poor and needy, both locally and abroad. They provide various ways to help, including community breakfasts, Bible studies, and a thrift store. LEARN MORE Celebrate Recovery At C.R. we work to provide you with all the knowledge, support, and love that you need to conquer your hurts, habits, and hang-ups. We have guidelines in place for all share groups to provide a safe and productive place to heal. A basic requirement of this ministry is anonymity and confidentiality. LEARN MORE Cancer Support Ministry The Cancer Support Ministry provides emotional and spiritual support to cancer patients, survivors, and their families. The ministry offers prayer, counseling, and practical resources to help those affected by cancer navigate their journey with hope and strength. CONTACT US Handling Loss Grief is often the toughest thing we experience in life. It may seem like there is no hope, and the pain can feel overwhelming, but God is our rock in times of struggle. In this, you will find resources to help you with that process. LEARN MORE Handling Anxiety The anxious thoughts and constant worrying feel very overwhelming, but God is our provider and our comforter. This provides you with Biblical truth and practical tools to help you through the process. LEARN MORE Small Groups We believe that life is better together! And the best way to do life together is by getting plugged into a group. Joining a small group is vitally important to your spiritual growth. We have a wide variety of groups to choose from that meet 7 days a week on and off campus. LEARN MORE GriefShare Support Group At Rock Springs, we believe life is better together, especially in seasons of grief. Our grief support group, GriefShare, offers support and encouragement on your journey to healing. Where: Hope House at Original Campus at Rock Springs Church 219 Rock Springs Rd | Milner, GA 30257 Led by: Mary Fickling No cost, everyone welcome, childcare available at RS Kids More Information: (678) 429-6277 or (770) 229-8663 LEARN MORE As I sat reading these cards, tears came to my eyes Filled with emotions of thankfulness, happiness, blessedness, and many others for the prayers and love from Rock Springs Church. People have reached out with testimony of first hand Accounts of how God has restored eye sight in them or people they know. God is a miracle worker and I 100% believe in the power of prayer. So many are praying for Colton and we are beyond blessed and thankful for our community we are apart of. Alison R. CAN WE PRAY FOR YOU? PRAYER REQUEST

< BACK TO OUTLINE Previous Next VII. The World — Our Stewardship and Witness 26. Creation, Stewardship, and the Environment We believe God created the heavens and the earth, and all creation reflects His glory. Humanity was given the responsibility to care for and cultivate the earth as wise stewards, not owners. We affirm our calling to use and protect God’s creation responsibly, recognizing that the world is entrusted to us for provision and for future generations. Though creation is broken because of sin, we look forward to the day when God will restore all things through Jesus Christ. Scripture References: Genesis 1:1, 28; Psalm 24:1; Romans 8:19-21; Revelation 21:5** Expanded Explanation: Creation itself is the first revelation of God’s glory. The heavens declare His majesty, and the earth displays His craftsmanship (Psalm 19:1). Humanity was placed in the garden not as owners but as caretakers, commissioned to “work it and watch over it” (Genesis 2:15). Stewardship reflects worship — caring for what God has made honors the One who made it. Sin brought disorder to creation, resulting in decay, disaster, and misuse of the world’s resources (Romans 8:20–22). Yet the command to steward the earth remains. Believers should approach creation with gratitude, humility, and responsibility — conserving what sustains life, cultivating what brings flourishing, and refusing to exploit what God has called good. Environmental care is not a political issue first; it is a spiritual one. The earth belongs to the Lord (Psalm 24:1), and one day Christ will restore it to perfection. Until then, we manage His creation faithfully as an act of worship and witness to His coming kingdom. 27. Justice, Poverty, and the Value of Work We believe God cares deeply for the poor, the oppressed, and the marginalized, and He calls His people to do the same. Work is a gift from God that provides purpose, provision, and a way to serve others. We affirm both our responsibility to care for those in need and the dignity of honest work, knowing that generosity and integrity reflect the heart of God. In all things, we are called to live with compassion, diligence, and gratitude, trusting God as our provider. Scripture References: Proverbs 14:31; Micah 6:8; Colossians 3:23-24; James 2:14-17** Expanded Explanation: God’s concern for justice includes practical compassion for the poor and the marginalized. Throughout Scripture, He defends the cause of the orphan, the widow, and the foreigner (Deuteronomy 10:18). To ignore those in need is to ignore the heart of God (Proverbs 14:31). Followers of Christ are called to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him (Micah 6:8). At the same time, work itself is part of God’s design. It was given before the fall as a means of purpose and stewardship (Genesis 2:15). Through work, we contribute to the good of others and reflect God’s creativity. The dignity of work reminds us that every honest vocation can honor God when done with excellence and integrity (Colossians 3:23–24). Justice and compassion are not opposites—they are partners. The Church’s mission is to meet both spiritual and physical needs, empowering people toward wholeness rather than dependency. Generosity, when guided by wisdom, displays the gospel and declares that God alone is our provider and sustainer. 28. Wealth, Possessions, and Generosity We believe everything we have comes from God and is entrusted to us to use for His glory. Earthly wealth and possessions are temporary, but they become eternal investments when used to bless others and advance God’s kingdom. We affirm the call to live with contentment and gratitude, practicing wise stewardship and joyful generosity. It is more blessed to give than to receive, and we gladly offer our time, talents, and treasures to the Lord. Scripture References: Malachi 3:10; Matthew 6:19-21; 2 Corinthians 9:6-8; Acts 20:35** Expanded Explanation: Stewardship begins with recognizing that everything we own ultimately belongs to God (Psalm 24:1). Wealth is not evil, but it is a trust that tests the heart. Jesus warned that we cannot serve both God and money (Matthew 6:24). Possessions become dangerous when they possess us, yet powerful when used for God’s purposes. Generosity is the antidote to greed. Giving aligns our hearts with heaven, storing treasure where moth and rust cannot destroy (Matthew 6:19–21). Whether through tithing, offerings, or acts of charity, believers express faith by releasing what they have to bless others. Paul reminds us that God loves a cheerful giver, not because He needs our resources, but because giving forms our character (2 Corinthians 9:7). Wise stewardship combines contentment and purpose. We work diligently, spend responsibly, and give generously, knowing that the measure of our life is not what we keep but what we invest in eternity. 29. Tithes and Offerings We affirm that the tithe—the first tenth of our income—is faithfully brought to the local church, without designation, as an act of worship, obedience, and trust in God. Offerings are given above the tithe as expressions of generosity to support specific needs, initiatives, and the advancement of God’s mission. Scripture References: Malachi 3:10; Proverbs 3:9-10; Matthew 6:21; Acts 11:29; 2 Corinthians 9:7** Expanded Explanation: While all that we have belongs to God and is entrusted to us as stewards, Scripture gives clear guidance for how believers practice faithful giving. The tithe—the first tenth—is consistently presented as belonging to the Lord and is to be brought into the storehouse, understood as the local church, where it supports the ongoing ministry and mission of God’s people (Malachi 3:10). Giving the tithe is an act of obedience and trust, placing God first and acknowledging Him as our provider (Proverbs 3:9–10). We believe the tithe is given without designation, entrusted to the church to steward wisely according to God’s leading and the collective discernment of the church’s financial leadership. This reflects both biblical pattern and practical unity, allowing the church to function effectively in fulfilling its mission. Offerings, given above the tithe, are expressions of generosity that may be directed toward specific needs or initiatives, as seen throughout Scripture—whether supporting God’s work, responding to urgent needs, or advancing the mission of the gospel (Exodus 35:21–29; Ezra 1:4; Nehemiah 2:8; Acts 11:29; 2 Corinthians 8–9; Philippians 4:15–18). At the same time, we recognize that all financial gifts are most effective when undesignated and entrusted to the Lord and to the spiritual leadership of the church for faithful stewardship and the greatest kingdom impact. Giving is not merely a financial practice but a spiritual act of worship that reflects the heart. Scripture calls believers to give willingly, cheerfully, and sacrificially, not under compulsion, but as an overflow of gratitude for God’s grace (2 Corinthians 9:7). Through faithful tithing and generous offerings, believers participate in God’s work, support the local church, and invest in eternal impact. 30. Science, Technology, and Faith We believe all truth is God’s truth, and that science and technology, when rightly understood, can reveal the wisdom and majesty of our Creator. Faith and reason are not enemies but partners in the pursuit of truth. We affirm the call to use knowledge and innovation responsibly, guided by humility and integrity, for the good of humanity and the glory of God. Our ultimate hope is not in human achievement but in Christ, who is the source of all wisdom. Scripture References: Psalm 19:1-2; Proverbs 2:6; Colossians 1:16-17; James 1:5** Expanded Explanation: Science and faith both seek truth — one explores God’s creation, the other His revelation. When rightly understood, they complement rather than contradict each other. The physical laws that science discovers were spoken into existence by the same God who inspired Scripture (Colossians 1:16–17). Human innovation reflects the creative image of God, yet it must remain under His authority. Knowledge without humility can become dangerous. Technology, though powerful, must serve love, justice, and life rather than pride or profit. Believers are called to engage in science, medicine, and technology with integrity, seeking solutions that uphold human dignity and care for creation. Faith and reason are both gifts from God. True wisdom is not found in human progress alone but in reverence for the Lord (Proverbs 9:10). As we explore creation and harness knowledge, we remember that our hope is not in invention but in redemption—the restoration of all things through Christ. 31. Christ, Government, and Politics We believe Jesus Christ is King over all nations, and our ultimate allegiance belongs to Him alone. Earthly governments are established by God to promote justice and peace, and believers are called to honor and pray for those in authority. While we engage in civic life with integrity and truth, the Church is not bound to any political party or ideology. Our hope is not in politics but in Christ and His kingdom, which will endure forever. Scripture References: Romans 13:1-2; 1 Timothy 2:1-2; Philippians 3:20; Isaiah 9:6-7** Expanded Explanation: God ordains government as part of His common grace—to restrain evil, promote order, and preserve justice (Romans 13:1–4). Christians should respect authority and pray for leaders, recognizing that God can work through even imperfect systems (1 Timothy 2:1–2). Yet our ultimate allegiance is to a higher kingdom—one that is not of this world (John 18:36). Engaging in public life is part of our witness, but the Church must not confuse the kingdom of God with any earthly agenda. Political ideologies shift; Christ’s reign does not. We are called to speak truth to power, defend righteousness, and model civility and compassion in every discussion. When believers act with integrity, justice, and humility in civic matters, they shine as salt and light in a divided world. Our hope rests not in elected leaders but in the coming King whose government will know no end (Isaiah 9:7). 32. Religious Liberty and Freedom of Conviction We believe genuine faith cannot be forced, for God alone is Lord of the conscience. Religious liberty is a gift from God that allows His people to worship, serve, and live according to His Word. We affirm the freedom of all people to seek and follow God without coercion, and the Church’s right to believe and teach according to Scripture. While we honor governing authorities, we will obey God above all when human commands conflict with His Word. Scripture References: Acts 5:29; Romans 14:5; Galatians 5:1; 1 Peter 2:13-17** Expanded Explanation: Religious liberty flows from the nature of God Himself. He does not force worship but invites it through love and conviction. True faith cannot be imposed by law or government; it must arise from a willing heart transformed by grace. This freedom is both a human right and a spiritual responsibility. Christians honor governing authorities (Romans 13:1) yet must also discern when obedience to God requires civil disobedience (Acts 5:29). The Church must be free to teach, preach, and live according to Scripture—even when doing so conflicts with cultural norms or political pressure. Protecting religious liberty is not about privilege but about mission. When believers live faithfully in the public square, they defend the dignity of conscience for all people, ensuring that the gospel can continue to be proclaimed freely until Christ returns. Previous Next

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Rock Springs Church, Make Heaven Bigger by Caring Better. If you would like weekly updates about what is happening at Rock Springs, subscribe to our weekly emails below OR download our Church App! MAKE HEAVEN BIGGER BY CARING BETTER NEW HERE? HOW WE CARE SERVICE TIMES SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00 A M 9:30 AM 11:00 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES: 9:30AM 11AM WEDNESDAY NIGHT GROUPS: 7:00 PM Address: 219 Rock Springs Road Milner Ga 30257 (770) 229-8663 ABOUT This location is where it all began and is located in Milner. Since 1852, we have grown and expanded our campus as God continues to bless our church! Here you will find a blended style of worship with a band and a choir, a welcoming atmosphere, and engaging Biblical teaching from our pastor live. Get here early for the best parking and seats. We would love to see you Sunday at one of our three service times! We encourage you to come early for the best parking spots and seats. Come as you are! No matter what question you might have, just ask. Our volunteer team is here to help you get settled. Our team wants to make this a great experience for you. If it's your first time, plan a visit with us! WHAT TO EXPECT This location shares a campus with the original Rock Springs Church and is located just across the parking lot. Our facility is state of the art and the worship experience is second to none! Here you will find a more contemporary style of worship and engaging Biblical teaching. Get here early and stop by our hospitality area for free coffee and breakfast. We would love to see you Sunday at 11! BIBLICAL TEACHING Thought-provoking and engaging messages based on the Bible are brought to you live by our pastor, Dr. Benny Tate. SERMON ARCHIVE WORSHIP A blend of music that creates a full worship experience with a band and a choir. This style offers you the opportunity to worship freely as you feel moved. RS WORSHIP COMMUNITY Imperfect people who care for you - who are interested in your daily life. There are so many different groups that you can be a part of. MORE ABOUT GROUPS LIFE IS BETTER TOGETHER! Make Lifelong Friends. Have Fun. Grow Together. JOIN A SMALL GROUP TODAY MILNER STAFF Dr. Benny Tate Senior Pastor Cameron Shiflett Executive Pastor SEE FULL STAFF

THRIVE WHAT IS THRIVE? The Thrive Senior Adults Ministry at Rock Springs is a great opportunity for senior adults to continue growing in their walk with Christ, stay active throughout the week, and enjoy wonderful fellowship opportunities! Join our Senior Adults Ministry Group on Facebook for more information about the different events happening each week, and click below to learn more about the Senior Adult Small Groups we offer! WEDNESDAY SERVICE: Milner Campus: 5:00 PM Macon Campus: 5:00 PM For more information, contact Pastor Darryl Woodruff at darryl@rockspringsonline.com . HOW WE CARE LEARN MORE Questions? Darryl Woodruff Senior Adults Pastor SEE FULL STAFF

What an exciting time we live in, that we can connect through technology! Many of those who join us online via Facebook, YouTube, or our website do so because of some sort of physical barrier keeping them from plugging in at one of our physical campuses. We want to make your experience with us online the best it can be, that's why we are always looking at ways we can be better.  MAKE HEAVEN BIGGER BY CARING BETTER NEW HERE? HOW WE CARE SERVICE TIMES SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00 AM 9:30 AM 11:00 AM SIGN UP WHAT TO EXPECT What an exciting time we live in, that we can connect through technology! Many of those who join us online via Facebook, YouTube, or our website do so because of some sort of physical barrier keeping them from plugging in at one of our physical campuses. We want to make your experience with us online the best it can be, that's why we are always looking at ways we can be better. BIBLICAL TEACHING Thought-provoking and engaging messages based on the Bible are brought to you live via a large screen. SERMON ARCHIVE ENGAGEMENT People who want to interact and engage with one another while services are live. If you join us on Facebook , we would love to interact with you personally! JOIN TODAY COMMUNITY Stay connected with our church family! Join our newsletter for uplifting messages, event updates, and community news. Be a part of our thriving church community. SIGN UP LIFE IS BETTER TOGETHER! Make Lifelong Friends. Have Fun. Grow Together. JOIN A SMALL GROUP TODAY OUR BUSINESS DIRECTORY Rock Springs Church Preferred Business Partners BROWSE OUR BUSINESS DIRECTORY

SERVICE TIMES MILNER CAMPUS: Sundays at 8 AM | 9:30 AM | 11 AM Wednesdays at 7:00 PM @ RS Kids Building ADDRESS: 219 Rock Springs Road Milner Ga 30257 MACON CAMPUS : Sundays at 11 AM Sunday School at 9 AM Wednesdays at 7:00 PM ADDRESS: 1415 Bass Road Macon, Ga 31210 RS KIDS PRESCHOOL Where kids learn and grow together! Learn More JOY MINISTRY Describe one of your services Read More BABY DEDICATION Schedule a baby dedication or ask questions. Schedule a Dedication BIRTHDAY PARTIES Our facility is perfect for parties. Learn more about how we make parties easy. Learn More ABOUT Our goal is to help children learn about who Jesus is on their level. We do that by building relationships with them, being examples for them, and teaching them God’s Word. We would love the opportunity to partner with you to help your child grow! Our kids' services help them to learn about Jesus on their level while also preparing them for what they can expect in regular service after elementary school. They experience worship, a message, offering, prayer, and many elements of a regular service that is age-appropriate for them! WHAT TO EXPECT SAFETY Safety is a top priority and we do not take that lightly. When you drop your child off you can rest assured that your child is safe. CARE One way that we teach children about Jesus is by showing them through the way we care about them. FUN Take one look at our facility and you'll know what we mean. We believe that learning about Jesus should be fun! Questions? Dr. Benny Tate Senior Pastor Tommy Holton RS Kids Pastor Contact us

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