Stonehill Church

Easter is more than outfits, photos, and brunch. It’s about the best news the world has ever received. Whether you’ve been to church your whole life or not at all, you’re invited. Come experience Good News that actually changes your life.

You can be close to Jesus… and still not know Him. You can believe in Jesus… and still be struggling with sin. This Sunday (Palm Sunday), Pastor Doug will be teaching as we walk through John 8:31–44, where Jesus draws a line between real faith and false faith, and it’s not what most people think. This message might challenge what you’ve always assumed about faith, freedom, and what it really means...

What if the biggest problem in your life isn’t what you think it is? Stress, pressure, relationships, purpose. We spend so much time trying to fix what is on the surface… but what if something deeper is going on? It is like when a warning light comes on in your car. You can ignore it for a while… but eventually, it catches up to you. Jesus gives a warning like that in John 8, one that is too impor...

What if the thing you have been searching for, clarity, direction, and hope, has been right in front of you the whole time? This Sunday at Stonehill we will look at Jesus’ powerful words in John 8 where He declares, “I am the light of the world.” We will explore what it really means to know God, not just know about Him, and how walking with Him changes everything.

In a moment charged with accusation and shame, three characters emerge—and each one holds up a mirror to our hearts. Jesus stands at the center—full of truth and grace—refusing to condemn, yet calling us to leave our life of sin. Come discover how His grace doesn’t excuse us, it frees us—and why the stones we’re holding might be the very things keeping us from transformation.

Do you ever wonder what your purpose is on this earth? What practice did Jesus command right before He went back to heaven after rising from the dead? What were His final words to us? This Sunday we’re finishing our Sacred Practices series by looking at the one practice every follower of Jesus wrestles with. In Acts 1, we’ll uncover what Jesus said in His final moments, why it matters for you, and...

Sacred Practices - Sabbath

What if the thing you’re missing right now isn’t more effort but a deeper connection with God? This Sunday at Mountain View we’re opening to Matthew 6:5–18, where Jesus shows us the practices that can help bring real peace, clear direction, and a closer walk with Him in the middle of everyday life. It’s also our final week at two services (9:30 and 11:00) before an exciting new season begins, so i...

Sacred Practices - Scripture

Ever feel like life is quietly telling you, “Just a little more and you’ll finally be okay”? More money. More margin. More stuff. More success. And yet, many of us have more than ever and still feel restless, anxious, or behind. This Sunday we’re opening God’s Word to a passage that confronts that pressure head-on. In 1 Timothy 6:6–19, Paul speaks into the tension we live with every day: What is e...

What is a Christian, really? When Jesus said, “Come, follow me,” what was He actually inviting people into? This weekend at Stonehill, we’re launching our new series Sacred Practices by exploring how Jesus’ invitation was about learning a way of life—practicing what He practiced and being transformed from the inside out as we become more like Him. We’ll begin with the first and foundational practi...

The Pharisees used tactics to try and convince the Levite guards of their authority. These same tactics we see the enemy using even to this day. We must strengthen our knowing of God and confidence in who He is so as to not be led astray by some of these tactics.

Have you ever noticed that you can have more than ever and still feel empty? Why are so many of us busy, connected, and still tired, anxious, and unsatisfied? This Sunday at Mountain View, we’re opening John 7:37–44 where Jesus makes a bold promise to thirsty people. If you’ve ever felt like something is missing, we’d love for you to join us at 9:30 or 11 and discover what actually satisfies.

Which Chair Are You In?

Faithful Then, Faithful Now

The Promises of Christmas - The Promise of Light

The Promises of Christmas - The Promise of God’s Presence

In the midst of darkness, we are called to arise and shine. Isaiah 60 speaks directly into seasons of despair, difficulty, and thick darkness, whether that's personal struggle, cultural chaos, or the weight of circumstances beyond our control. The prophet Isaiah wasn't offering empty optimism to a nation in exile; he was proclaiming a promise that would echo through centuries. The Magi who travele...

Promise of the King

What are the odds that one person could fulfill hundreds of ancient prophecies? Mathematically speaking, it's impossible, yet that's exactly what happened when Jesus arrived in Bethlehem. Ezekiel's prophecy reveals a stunning promise: God himself would become the shepherd of his people. For 580 years, Israel waited in silence, suffering under foreign rule, longing for the good shepherd who would f...

The Book of John - Why We Can Believe Jesus

Ever feel like God’s timing just isn’t your timing? Or have people in your life who need Jesus, but it feels like they’re never going to turn to Him? We’re looking at a moment in Jesus’ life when everyone tried to rush Him and when people close to Him still hadn’t submitted to Him and what it teaches us about trusting God’s timing in our own lives.

Do you ever feel like you’re going through life looking for things to fill you, success, comfort, relationships, and they feel good for a while, but somehow you still end up unsatisfied? Sometimes we do the same thing with faith. We sample a little grace when we’re tired, a little forgiveness when we mess up, and a little encouragement when life gets hard, but we never fully experience the whole l...

Have you ever noticed how physical hunger can make us do some crazy things? The same is true in life — when our souls are hungry, we start reaching for anything to fill the emptiness. So let me ask you: Are you satisfied? Are you content with where you are — with what life has given you — spiritually, physically, and mentally? We’ll look at what Jesus meant when He said, “I am the Bread of Life.”...

Jesus Revealed