Time for some Tuesday Bible Trivia! What did Simon Peter do for a living before he became an apostle? Check back tonight for the answer in the comments, and join one of our midweek Bible studies to grow closer to God through His Word! Explore studies and groups at stonebriar.org/adults.
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Todo lo que disfrutamos en esta vida nos lo ha dado Dios por gracia. Juan 3:27 lo reitera al decir, “No puede el hombre recibir nada, si no le fuere dado del cielo”.
On Tuesday nights here at Stonebriar, we offer a variety of support groups to care for you in difficult seasons. Covering topics such as grief, abuse recovery, and relational issues, these groups are safe places to pursue hope and healing in Christ. Explore our Hope Night programs and more at stonebriar.org/fall.
SoulCare training provides tools and resources that will prepare you to comfort others with the love of Christ. Join our next course in September to develop your active listening and conversation skills, so you can confidently care for people anywhere God leads you. Learn more and sign up at stonebriar.org/events.
“If somebody comes across your path and you’re a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ, it is your responsibility to mediate God’s kindness to that individual.” Watch full messages from Jonathan Murphy’s series on kindness at stonebriar.org/watch, and join us this Sunday for more!
Keith Tyler reports on the Stonebriar Student Ministries missions trip to the Veracruz and Las Chacas, Mexico areas.
Did you know you can easily request a pastoral visit on our website? The staff and volunteers from our Visitation Ministry love to visit and encourage those who are hospitalized, homebound, or in long-term care facilities. To learn more and submit a request, go to stonebriar.org/requestvisit.
“The key to courageous spiritual commitment is learning to trust in God’s power.” Bill Butterworth Many thanks to our friend Bill Butterworth for being our guest at the pulpit this summer. Watch Bill’s full miniseries on demand at stonebriar.org/watch, and tune in to our traditional service this Sunday to hear from our next guest, Dr. …
“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.