Stonebridge Bible Church Sermons

Jonny Ardavanis teaches through John 8:31–36 and expounds on the evidence of true discipleship. 

Harry Walls finishes his two-part sermon series on God’s intended design for the church—a Christ-honoring, life-giving, and Biblically functioning community. This week, we examine the role of deacons as ministers of mercy and ministry leaders.

Harry Walls begins a two-part sermon series and explores various Scriptures to uncover God’s intended design for the church as it was meant to be—a Christ-honoring, life-giving, and Biblically functioning community. This week, we look at the role of elders and pastor-teachers in equipping and shepherding God’s people.

Jonny Ardavanis walks through John 8:21–30 and outlines four hallmarks of a hardened heart that lead to the ultimate tragedy of dying in your sins.

Jonny Ardavanis examines the Apostle Paul’s dying words to his son in the faith, Timothy, which exhort the absolute authority, sufficiency, and priority of the Word of God.

Jonny Ardavanis walks through Isaiah 9:1–7, and expounds on the prophecy regarding the Messiah who would come to restore, reconcile, and redeem His people.

Jonny Ardavanis teaches through Philippians 2:5-11, and examines the divine perspective of the incarnation of Christ.

Jonny Ardavanis unpacks John 8:12-20, where we examine Jesus’ proclamation, “I Am the Light of the World," and how it represents God's presence, guidance, and redemptive work throughout Scripture. 

Jonny Ardavanis addresses the unique section of John 7:53–8:11 that was added into later manuscripts, and answers the most important question one could ask, “Why can I trust the Bible?”.

Jonny Ardavanis exegetes Psalm 23 and highlights seven reasons why every believer should be thankful. 

Brooks Buser, President of Radius International , expounds on Romans 10:13-15 and outlines three aspects of global missions.

Jonny Ardavanis continues the teaching series “Living in Babylon” and examines the circumstances and conviction of the Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego found in Daniel chapter 3.

Harry Walls examines a New Testament parallel to Babylon, Crete, and provides four ways for Christians to overcome an evil culture by living in a manner that draws others to the truth.

In his ongoing short teaching series “Living in Babylon,” Jonny Ardavanis explores Daniel 1, and expounds on Daniel’s commitment to not compromise amidst a culture of conformity.

Jonny Ardavanis begins a new mini-teaching series from the book of Daniel and expounds on how to stand for Christ in a collapsing culture.

Jonny Ardavanis teaches through John 7:25-52, and unpacks Jesus’ invitation, “If anyone is thirsty, let him come to Me and drink…”.

Jonny Ardavanis teaches through John chapter 7:1–24, and expounds on the unbelief exhibited by Jesus’ brothers, the Jewish crowd and the Pharisees.

Jonny Ardavanis finishes teaching through John 6.

Guest teacher, Dr. Joel Beeke (Chancellor of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, and Pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation) teaches through Hebrews 12:1-2, and expounds on the mission, manner, and motivation of running the race that is set before every believer.

Jonny Ardavanis teaches through John 6:22-35, and the unpacks the first of Jesus’ “I Am” statements, “I Am the Bread of Life”.

Jonny Ardavanis continues teaches through John 6. This week we examine seven realities from miracle of Jesus walking on water, found in verses 16-21.

Jonny Ardavanis teaches through John 6:1-15, and provides six signposts to navigate the passage. 

Jonny Ardavanis walks through Malachi 1-2, and expounds on a name of God that was first revealed to Moses, El Qannā’, “My Name is Jealous”. 

Harry Walls preaches from Matthew 5:13-16 and outlines four things Jesus calls His kingdom citizens to be for impactful and eternal influence.

Jonny Ardavanis continues teaching through the gospel of John, and outlines three corroborating testimonies that provide validation regarding Jesus' identity as God in the flesh.