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As we conclude the series, we examine three gifts found in 1 Thessalonians 5:12-28

Let's talk about the end times!  What do we need to know and how does knowing that the end is coming affect how we live today?  This week, Mitch and Ariel discuss 1 Thessalonians 5.

In part 5 of our series, Pastor Scott shares what we need to know and  how we prepare for the return of Christ as we read from 1 Thessalonians  5:1-11.

Why is talking about death one of the most encouraging topics Christians can talk about? Today, Ariel, Mitch, and Chris unpack some more of the concepts from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18.

As we continue our series, Pastor Scott focuses on 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 as we look at the need for hope.

Sex and sanctification.  Now that we have your attention... today's episode is all about sex and sanctification.  You're not going to want to miss this one, folks!

Today, Pastor Scott turns to 1 Thessalonians 4:1-18 to understand God's will and pleasing Him.

In the third week of the Endgame series, Pastor Mitch reads 1 Thessalonians 2:17-3:13 and asks What is our Goal and What is our Plan.

As we continue in the new series we read out of the second chapter of 1 Thessalonians and unpack three ways we can overcome fear of rejection.

As we kick off the new series in First Thessalonians we look at three ways to know you are a Christian.

Talking about EASTER!  On this week's episode, the whole crew is back with special guest, Rachael Reese, co-director of Stones Crossing Women to talk about Jesus' statement "I am the resurrection and the life."

As we celebrate Easter we read John 11 to see what has to happen for your death day to be greater than your birthday!

Leading into Easter Sunday, Pastor Chris takes a look at other times when Jesus said, "I am."  What does this claim mean and how does his claim prepare us for worship this Easter?

As we're celebrating Palm Sunday, Pastor Scott looks at the greatest claim found in John 18:1-14.

What does it mean to "abide" in Christ and "bear fruit" for him?  This week, Pastor Keith Groves joins us as we discuss Jesus' statement from John 15 -- "I am the true vine."  

Today, Pastor Luke focuses on John 15:1-13 as we see what it means when Jesus says that He is the true vine.

Happy Anniversary to the Sunday Recap!  We've been doing this podcast for one full year, so join us as we celebrate this important milestone.  This week, we're jumping into John 6 where Jesus says, "I am the bread of life."  We might also talk about other kinds of bread too.

Today, we continue the series looking at the words of Jesus, we read a section from John 6 as we look at the characteristics of true bread.

What does the love of God have to do with Pastor Scott's dog?  Find out on this week's Sunday Recap!  This week, Chris, Mitch, and Ariel discuss John 10:1-18 where Jesus claims that he is the Good Shepherd.

Today we turn to John 10:1-19 and look at the where Jesus said that He is the good shepherd and dig in to what that means to us.

Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life.  No one comes to the Father except through me."  Wow... that's an exclusive claim that Jesus makes!  Today, Ariel, Mitch, and Chris talk about that claim and how this really is the answer to every need we have. BOOKS TO CHECK OUT: Tactics by Greg Koukl

As we begin the series where we look at the claims that Jesus made about himself, we turn to John 14:1-11, and see how we can trust Him.

Our God doesn't want us to be burdened, but he prescribes and provides refreshment and rest.  On this week's episode, Chris, Ariel, and Mitch talk about Psalm 23:2, being crazy busy, and adoption.

In the third week of the series we look at Psalm 23 to see what God says about rest.

This week, it's so cold and snowy that we're recording from home!  Mitch, Ariel, and Chris talk about the second sermon in our series "Living In The Overflow" which is focused on Psalm 23.   Also, don't forget to check out "Sunday Prep," a daily Bible reading designed to prepare you for the sermon each week.  You can find it on our stonescrossing.com/blog or on the Stones Crossing C...