Stones Crossing Church

In Matthew 21:1-11 we will discuss what Palm Sunday really is and how the people who welcomed Jesus as King were actually looking for the wrong kind of king.

We will look at Exodus 14 and how, through God's grace, we can overcome barriers to experience spiritual breakthroughs.

We will be in Exodus 12 as we talk about the Passover. This important Old Testament event reminds us that the only thing that can save us from death is faith in the living God and the blood of the Lamb.

This Sunday, we'll talk about the plagues found in Exodus 7:1-25. The plagues reveal that God is the only true God, and the gods of Egypt are frauds just like the ones we are tempted to worship today.

What does Exodus 6:28-7:13 say about pride and a hard heart?

As we walk through life, we all experience disappointment with God. When we walk through these seasons, God teaches us in Exodus 5:22-6:13 to remember His past, present, and future faithfulness to us so that we can walk in obedience wherever He leads.

In Exodus 5:1-23 we'll look at ways to keep your courage in the face of trials and suffering.

In Exodus 3:10-15 and Exodus 4:1-16, we'll look at how to overcome our most common fears that keep us from being who God wants us to be as we learn from the life of Moses.

In Exodus 3:1-10 we will look at how God reveals His desire to dwell in and empower His people through the filling of the Spirit.

Our passage this Sunday will be Exodus 2:11-25, and we'll examine how God allowed Moses to fail so He could learn how to rely on and be used by Him.

The book of Exodus reveals the God who powerfully redeems His people from slavery and dwells with them for His glory. The early chapters of Exodus remind us that when God seems absent amid trials and adversity, it is precisely then that He shows up. We'll be in Exodus 1:1-22 this weekend.

What is the purpose of the Church? Find out Sunday as we dig into Acts 2:40-47.

In Psalm 67 we'll look at how God blesses His people as they make Him known among the nations.

Psalm 57 is a psalm that shows us that by meditating on who God is and what He’s promised, we can rest in Him as our refuge. We can grow in faith and find joy in God even in stressful or sorrowful seasons.

Our sermon this Sunday is in Luke 1:26-38 where we see Gabriel's announcement that God is sending the promised Savior King to earth through the virgin Mary.

This Sunday in Luke 2:8-21 we will look at Christmas from the perspective of the angels.

Our Advent sermon series continues in Genesis 32:22-32, and we'll focus on the topic of how God changes us.

We're looking at Genesis 16:1-16 and how God turns our wasteland into a wonder.

We will finish our series in the Book of Philippians with chapter 4 showing us what partnering with the Gospel leads to.

What are the "must do's of the Christian life" according to Philippians 3? Join us Sunday as we examine what Paul emphasizes to the church in that chapter of Philippians.

Philippians 2:1-18 tells us about the compelling love of God.

What exactly is the mission of the universal church? We'll be in Romans 8:9-17 to find out.

In Philippians 1:18b-30 we will see what it looks like to live worthy of the gospel.

This week, we'll continue to dig into the book of Philippians and will be in chapter 1, verses 12-18.

We're digging into the book of Philippians, and we'll examine what Paul's letter to the church in Philippi says about the church being a community of grace, specifically in Philippians 1:1-11.