Stones Crossing Church

We all have challenging relationships in our lives and sometimes we may ask ourselves: Why should we bother to love those who are difficult? We're beginning a new sermon series this week that will help answer that question. Join us for A Loving Life in the next few weeks. This Sunday, we'll be in 1 Corinthians 13.

We're spending time in Psalm 19 this weekend as we examine how God's glory is revealed and our appropriate response to that glory.

This Sunday, we'll dig into Matthew 12:38-42 and look at how Jesus is the greater Jonah.

This Sunday, we'll dig into Jonah 4 and what it looks like to love God with an undivided heart.

This Sunday, we'll talk about God's grace found in Jonah 3.

Today, we talk about God's grace found in Jonah 2.

At Stones, we believe God has called us to Go Beyond ourselves to share the gospel with unreached peoples and places in America and around the world. On this special Missions Sunday, we will celebrate how God has used Stones to reach the nations, spend time praying for the nations, and hear about opportunities to serve the nations. Wes Pastor, president of The NETS Center for Church Planting and R...

The new sermon series "Chase of Grace" will feature sermons centered on the story of Jonah. We'll see the extraordinary grace that God shows to weak people and God's relentless pursuit of lost people.

This Sunday's passage is centered around Ephesians 6:5-9

This weekend we'll focus on Ephesians 6:13-20 as we conclude the series in Ephesians 6. We will learn about spiritual warfare and how prayer can help us take a stand Against the Darkness.

We'll continue in Ephesians 6 this weekend, as we learn more about spiritual warfare and how we can take a stand Against the Darkness.

We begin a new sermon series this Sunday! We'll spend the next few weeks in Ephesians 6 as we learn more about spiritual warfare and how we can take a stand Against the Darkness.

Our passage for this Sunday's sermon will center on 1 Timothy 3 as we answer the question, "What is the nature of the church?"

This Sunday we will conclude the Summer in the Psalms series by examining Psalm 81. Psalm 81 is a call for God's people to worship and obey Him as they walk the wilderness of life.

This Sunday, we'll dig into Psalm 121, one of the ascent psalms used on difficult journeys. God is the one who helps and keeps his people along the way.

This Sunday, we'll dig into Psalm 46, which holds one of the most-used verses in Scripture: "Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!" (Psalm 46:10). But what does that verse mean within the context of the entire psalm?

This Sunday, we'll dig into Psalm 32 and what the passage says about forgiveness being both a joy and a blessing.

God's Word is one of the greatest blessings in the lives of believers, and Psalm 119:1-12 attests to this. That passage will be our focus in our Sunday services.

How do we find hope in Jesus, especially in the seasons when we are spiritually dry? Psalm 42 provides encouragement about that very thing.

In the third part of the series we read Psalm 63 as we focus on cultivating satisfaction in God.

Our Summer in the Psalms sermon series will continue this Sunday. Psalm 16 will be our focus and how Jesus is our ultimate source of joy.

Our Summer in the Psalms sermon series begins this Sunday! We'll take some time to examine various psalms in the weeks to come, beginning with Psalm 91 this weekend.

Paul explained a hope that the people of Athens didn't know they had. A hope that was better than anything else they had and a hope this is better than anything else we have today.

This Sunday we'll be in Ephesians 6:1-4 as we examine parenting from a Biblical standpoint.

This Sunday, we'll examine what it oneness with our Savior looks like.