Welcome to the Rock Solid Refuge family of Podcasts!

Rock Solid Devotional

A moment of truth and encouragement to start your day.

Life is hard. When you're in the middle of a storm, it can feel like there's no solid ground. Rock Solid Devotional is a short, hope-filled podcast designed to give you a moment of clarity, encouragement, and biblical truth in the middle of whatever you're facing.

Each episode is just a few minutes long and draws from Scripture, personal experience, and the work we do every day with teens and families in crisis. Whether you're a parent, a leader, or someone who just needs a little light in a dark time, you'll find honest reflection and God-centered wisdom here.

Why We Created This Podcast

For years, Rock Solid Refuge has walked alongside hurting families and struggling teens. We've seen how God's truth restores hope and rebuilds relationships. This devotional pod-cast is an extension of our mission of bringing faith and encouragement to you, wherever you are.

Rock Solid Roundtable

Honest conversations about faith, family, and the messy work of restoration.

Not every question has a clean answer. Not every family story is neat. The Rock Solid Roundtable is a podcast where Dallas Block (CEO), Dan Niles (Manager of Pastoral Care), Brad Block (Manager of Training & Program Support), and Paul Dean (Media Tech), sit down to talk through the real issues families face when life falls apart.

These are raw, thoughtful, and sometimes funny conversations drawn from years of experience walking alongside teens in crisis and the parents who love them.

There are no easy answers, but we believe there is hope.

Why We Created This Podcast

At Rock Solid Refuge, we’ve spent years in the trenches with struggling teens and heartbroken parents. The Rock Solid Roundtable is a space to share what we’ve learned and what we’re still figuring out. We don’t pretend to have it all together, but we do believe in the power of God’s truth, the value of community, and the possibility of healing, even in the hardest circumstances.