“That is how God’s work gets accomplished—it’s accomplished through the sending of His people.” Elder Rhome van Dyck Listen to Rhome’s full message from last Sunday at stonebriar.org/watch, and join us for part two this Sunday at 9 a.m. in our contemporary service.
“Cling to God. Glorify God. Listen to God.” Bill Butterworth Listen to the first two messages in guest preacher Bill Butterworth’s series “Strengthening Your Spiritual Commitment” now at stonebriar.org/watch, and join us this Sunday at 9 or 10:45 a.m. to hear the final message.
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Take time to sit and be still. Let all else fade from view, and focus on Jesus, remembering that He is always more than enough. Find more music and messages from God’s Word at stonebriar.org/watch.
“When we come as sinful people to the cross, we hold nothing back. We come just as we are.” Pastor Chuck Swindoll Listen to Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s latest message, “Getting Past Yesterday’s Failures,” at stonebriar.org/watch.
¿Aguna vez has expermientado el tipo de miedo que parece consumir tu vida? ¿Ese tipo de miedo que te quita el sueño y te provoca hasta ansiedad? La Biblia está llena de ejemplos de hombres de fe que experimentaron temor.
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Today marks two weeks since the unthinkable tragedy in Uvalde. With broken hearts, we continue to pray for our neighbors to the south. Please pause for a few minutes today to pray with us, asking God to surround this grieving community with the love and hope of Christ.
If you are worshipping online with us on a communion Sunday, we encourage you to participate in the Lord’s Table with us. To take communion at home, set aside some crackers and juice, or use anything you have on hand—the intention of your heart matters more than the elements you use. As you prepare to …