Stonegate Church Podcast

We keep our eyes open. We point to Jesus. We invite people to take the next step. Acts 3 shows what knowing your role as Jesus's witness really looks like.

How's your spiritual health? Walk through Acts 2:42-47 and compare your life to the first church's 7 health markers.

We’re badder than we thought. Jesus is greater, and kinder, than we thought. A sermon and Discipleship Guide on Acts 2:22-41.

History isn't going in circles. It's heading toward the day Jesus returns. This week in Acts 2, a new day dawns, the Holy Spirit comes and the last days begin.

The Christian impulse isn't to blaze new trails. It's to walk the road God already gave us. We're starting the book of Acts, and we're starting by looking back.

Our culture treats singleness like a waiting room. Paul calls it a gift. Rodney Hobbs walks through 1 Corinthians 7 on why the single life is first-class, not second-class.

Money is powerful — Paul even warns it can wander people away from the faith. This week we looked at three identities that shape how we actually handle it: steward, son, and satisfied. Use this guide to keep the conversation going, whether that's your own reflection time, your community group, or your family table.

We were never meant to follow Jesus alone. Pastor Brandon encourages us on why every believer needs a gospel friend — someone who knows Jesus, knows you, and walks with you on mission.

Baptism is the first step in following Jesus. In Acts 2, Peter preaches the gospel and 3,000 people respond the same way: they believe, then they get baptized. This week's discussion guide walks through what baptism actually means, why it matters, and what it looks like to take that same next step with Jesus today.

Sex was never meant to be hidden or hyped — God designed it for a place, a purpose, and a person. This week's discussion guide walks through 1 Corinthians 6-7 and Genesis 2, helping you and your group process what the Bible actually says about sex, brokenness, and grace. Includes reflection questions, table talk prompts for families, and a companion article for parents navigating this conversation...

Marriage isn't something we invented — it's something we were given. Genesis 2 shows a God who designed marriage before sin ever touched the world. Ephesians 5 shows why: every marriage is a picture of something bigger than the two people in it. This week we ask what marriage is actually for, and why we were never meant to carry it alone. Marriage: It's Bigger Than You | Stonegate Church August 9,...

After the golden calf, Moses asks God for one thing: let me see Your glory. God says no — but He gives something better. He tells Moses exactly who He is: merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love. It's God's own definition of Himself, and it's still how He wants to be known today. But hidden inside that definition is a contradiction. God forgives sin. God will not clear the g...

God offered Israel everything He promised — the land, the victory, the future — but told them He wouldn't go with them. And they mourned. They were learning what we're still learning: God is not the way to the blessing. God is the blessing. Exodus 33 puts two questions in front of us. Do you really want God, or do you just want what He gives? And if sin separates us from Him, how could we possibly...