What if the reason you’re stuck isn’t your situation… but your pride?

In this message, we kick off our Life-Changing Pictures & Parables series by unpacking one of the biggest barriers to God’s blessing: selfish pride. Through a powerful teaching from Luke 14 and a look at how pride deceives and destroys, we discover the surprising truth — that humility is the way forward.

Whether you’re in a season of success or struggle, this message will help you see how taking a step back and choosing a lesser seat could actually move your life forward.

We live in a world that never stops moving — but what if real strength is found in slowing down? In this message, we explore God’s design for both work and rest. You’ll discover why rest isn’t just a break from life, but a vital part of how we thrive in it. Jesus invites us to sit with Him, not just serve Him — and that changes everything.

Feeling overworked or constantly tired? You’re not alone — and you’re not without help. In this message, we explore what the Bible says about work and rest — and how the rhythm between the two is key to a meaningful, healthy life. Whether you’re burning out in your job, stuck in striving, or just need permission to pause, this teaching offers practical guidance and a spiritual reset. With sponge-in-hand visuals and biblical truth, you’ll learn how to work with purpose and rest with trust.

Your job matters to God. So does your rest. Let’s get back to the design He had in mind.

Graduation is not the finish line — it’s the starting line.

In this powerful message for Graduation Sunday, Pastor Jason and four graduating seniors reflect on what it means to follow Jesus into the next chapter of life. From high school to college, from student to servant leader, the journey ahead is filled with change — and one thing we all need is wisdom.

Rooted in the book of Proverbs and the story of Solomon passing wisdom to his son, this message unpacks how to navigate transitions with God’s truth, not just good advice.

Featuring real student voices, spiritual takeaways, and a church-wide invitation to invest in the next generation, this is more than a graduation moment — it’s a call to live unshakeable with purpose, legacy, and faith.

On this special Mother’s Day message, we’re taking an honest look at the beauty, exhaustion, purpose, and pressure that come with being a mom. Through biblical encouragement, shared stories, and a powerful reminder from Galatians 6, we’re reminded: God sees every seed you plant — even when all you see is dirt. Whether you’re a mom in the trenches, a grandmother with wisdom, or a spiritual mom to others, this message will speak hope, value, and purpose into your season.

This was no ordinary Sunday. It was a full-out celebration of all that God is doing through Unshakeable, the Gospel, and the power of changed lives. From our First Give offering to stories of radical generosity, from hundreds of baptisms to moments of spontaneous life change — we witnessed God’s kindness on full display.

🙌 We celebrated commitments.

💧 We witnessed baptisms.

🌍 We launched a two-year vision to build unshakable lives, communities, and impact around the world.

This message is a reminder that God still sees the ONE, and He’s still writing stories of transformation. Just like the Ethiopian official in Acts 8, maybe you didn’t just show up to church — maybe God brought you here for this exact moment.

When Jesus called us to follow Him, He didn’t mean it was a perfect performance. He meant it was a relationship. 🕊️

The message of the cross isn’t “clean up your act”—it’s “come back to Me.” No matter how far you’ve wandered, no matter how many mistakes you’ve made, Jesus is ready to forgive, ready to restore, and ready to call you back into a life with Him.

In today’s message, we explore the story of Peter—the disciple who messed up big time, ran away in shame, and still found that Jesus’ love was greater than his failures. If you’ve ever felt too far gone, this message is for you. It’s not too late. You can follow Him again.

Easter isn’t just a celebration of a moment in history—it’s an invitation to life change. This Easter message at 12Stone walks through the powerful truth that no matter how lost, broken, or stuck we feel, we are not a lost cause.

Through the story of Jesus on the cross—flanked by two criminals—we’re reminded that grace is never out of reach. One rejected Jesus, the other surrendered. Which one are you?

You’ll also hear a moving real-life story of Michael, whose journey through addiction and prison felt hopeless… until Jesus. Now, he knows the truth: he has a seat at God’s table—and so do you.

🪑 If the tomb is empty, you are not a lost cause.

Is there still hope when you’ve messed up? This week at 12Stone Church, we looked at one of the most infamous characters in the Easter story—Judas. His failure was devastating, but his story reminds us of a powerful truth: you can be near Jesus and still miss the life He offers. Through this teaching, we explore how our own mistakes, regrets, and shame can make us feel stuck or too far gone—but Jesus says otherwise. The same grace that was available then is still available now. Whether you’re carrying guilt, wondering if you’ve gone too far, or just need a fresh start—this message is for you. You are not beyond God’s love. If you’ve ever felt like you don’t belong in church or that your past disqualifies you, let this be the week you hear the truth: Jesus came for you.

What do you do when someone you care about feels like a lost cause? In this message, we walk through the powerful moment in Mark 2 where four friends bring their paralyzed friend to Jesus—despite the crowds, despite the obstacles, despite the risk. They literally unroof the roof to get to Jesus, believing that healing and hope were just on the other side. Their story reminds us that bringing someone to Jesus isn’t always neat, clean, or convenient. It’s personal. It’s bold. And it often means making a scene.This week we’re asking: Who’s your ONE? Who is near to you but far from God—and are you willing to step out of your comfort zone, risk your reputation, and bring them to Jesus? Because when Jesus is in the room, it’s never a lost cause.