Sunday Messages at Stonepoint

In this week's message we explore how Jesus addressed key relationships in Matthew 7:1-14; wealth, others, antagonists, and God. Discover the nuanced understanding of judgment, discernment, and devotion, emphasizing the need for genuine, grace-filled interactions. Learn how the Golden Rule encapsulates Jesus' teachings, guiding us to act with integrity and compassion in all relationships.   Brando...

In this week's message we explore how Jesus addressed key relationships in Matthew 7:1-14; wealth, others, antagonists, and God. Discover the nuanced understanding of judgment, discernment, and devotion, emphasizing the need for genuine, grace-filled interactions. Learn how the Golden Rule encapsulates Jesus' teachings, guiding us to act with integrity and compassion in all relationships.   Cody K...

Join us as we explore the powerful story of Romanian Pastor Richard Wurmbrand and the biblical perspective on authority from Romans 13. Discover how Christ-followers can navigate government, embrace love, and be agents of change in a complex world.   Brandon Bachtel | In God We Trust   www.stonepointchurch.com

In Matthew 6:25-34, Jesus teaches against anxiety over basic needs like food and clothing, emphasizing that life is more than these concerns. By observing how God cares for nature, and understanding how much more He cares for us, Jesus encourages trust in God's provision and focus on spiritual matters.   Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount   www.stonepointchurch.com

Matthew 6:19-24 emphasizes three pivotal choices in Christian life: accumulating treasures on earth versus in heaven, having a clear versus dark spiritual vision, and serving God versus money. Jesus teaches that where we place our treasure reflects our heart's true focus, and we must choose between earthly possessions and heavenly devotion, underscoring that one cannot serve both God and money.  ...

Matthew 6:19-24 emphasizes three pivotal choices in Christian life: accumulating treasures on earth versus in heaven, having a clear versus dark spiritual vision, and serving God versus money. Jesus teaches that where we place our treasure reflects our heart's true focus, and we must choose between earthly possessions and heavenly devotion, underscoring that one cannot serve both God and money.  ...

Jesus warns against performing righteous acts, like fasting, to gain public approval, as this yields only temporary rewards. Instead, acts should be done privately for God's approval. Fasting, when done sincerely, is a spiritual discipline that fosters humility and closeness to God, contrasting with hypocritical displays for public praise. Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! h...

In Matthew 6:1-15, we read of a warning to those who desire to be in the center and receive all the applause. We are not mere actors on the stage, but our purpose is to point others to our Father in Heaven instead. Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In Matthew 6:1-15, we read of a warning to those who desire to be in the center and receive all the applause. We are not mere actors on the stage, but our purpose is to point others to our Father in Heaven instead. Cody King | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

If we as Christians are called to be image bearers of Christ in all we do, we cannot retaliate as the world would. We are called to love as Christ loves, even our enemies! And forgive as we have been forgiven. Archie Engledow | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

If we as Christians are called to be image bearers of Christ in all we do, we cannot retaliate as the world would. We are called to love as Christ loves, even our enemies! And forgive as we have been forgiven. Edward Barrett | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

Jesus' teaching is simple: Let what you say be simply ‘Yes’ or ‘No’; anything more than this comes from evil (Matthew 5:37). May our hearts be positioned toward the Father and may He help us, by His Spirit to be a trustworthy people. Cody King | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com  

Often we think we need to go abroad to make an impact for the gospel, however, missions begins right where the Lord has placed us. May the Lord give us a heart for those who need to hear the good news of Jesus Christ and for those who serve in ministry around the world. Tune in for an interview with Reflection of Grace founder, Jon Price.  Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! h...

Scripture is clear: God's original design for marriage is to last forever (Matthew 19:6). Tune in to this message as Brandon discusses three important points on Jesus' view on divorce.  Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

Adultery is not merely just an external act that we commit physically, it begins in the depths of our hearts where it can be kept hidden. We ought to go to great lengths to get the dirt out of our eyes so that we can live a life wholly pleasing to the Lord. Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

Adultery is not merely just an external act that we commit physically, it begins in the depths of our hearts where it can be kept hidden. We ought to go to great lengths to get the dirt out of our eyes so that we can live a life wholly pleasing to the Lord. Cody King | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

Often we aim for behavior modification, but Jesus is in the business of transforming lives. How we deal with conflict, settle disputes, and deal with hostile situations point others to Christ. Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

We may be good at being rule followers but can miss the point of the gospel: To love God and love others. Only Jesus can fulfill the law and do in us what we cannot accomplish on our own. Archie Engledow | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

We may be good at being rule followers but can miss the point of the gospel: To love God and love others. Only Jesus can fulfill the law and do in us what we cannot accomplish on our own. Cody King | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

The blessings of the Beatitudes give way to identity and responsibility. The disciples of Jesus Christ are called to be salt and light, preserving and illuminating the darkness and decay of our fallen world. Cody King | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

At the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, in the Beatitudes, Jesus flips everything upside down, contradicting all expectations of the kingdom of God. He gives us a clear picture of what the progression in the life of a follower of Jesus Christ should look like. Brandon Bachtel | Summer on the Mount Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

During our prayer service, we spent time reflecting over the past handful of weeks and were reminded that we don’t merely worship God on the first day of the week, but as we go throughout our week. Archie Engledow | In Sync Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com  

Proverbs 31:10-30 presents an idealized portrait of a virtuous woman, emphasizing her rarity and value. Take a listen to 10 qualities that mark such a woman. Cody King | Mother's Day Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

Proverbs 31:10-30 presents an idealized portrait of a virtuous woman, emphasizing her rarity and value. Take a listen to 10 qualities that mark such a woman. Brandon Bachtel | Mother's Day Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

If you have ever been in a season where you have felt spiritually empty and dry, or find yourself in that place now, this message is for you. Learn three things you can apply today to your life of worship.  Brandon Bachtel | In Sync Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com