StoneBridge Church // Sermon of the Week

We become hypocrites when we pretend to be something that we are not. God doesn't deal with fake. We have to be honest with Him and others and confess our sins so He can work in them and with them.

Our desire is to see everyone become more like Jesus before they die.

The best way for this to happen is to be involved in a small group with people who love Jesus and love you and you can be open and honest with.

No matter how hard we try to obey the law we will ultimately fail because we have a wicked heart. But Jesus is the fulfillment of the law, and when He makes us clean He enables us to keep it by giving us a new heart.

In the Beatitudes, the ones Jesus says are blessed are not the ones that looked blessed in the eyes of the world. But they are the winners in God's economy. His values are very different from the values of this world.

It is not enough to know the Truth, we must live out the Truth that we know. God is concerned about our hearts, but our actions should reflect what is in our hearts. If the Truth is in there, it ought to be coming out in the way we live.

Jesus wants us to cast our cares and anxieties on Him. We do this by humbling ourselves before Him, praying, and turning our focus from our

problems to the One who is the Answer.

Making a transition from one thing to another can be difficult, but if we keep looking to Jesus He will provide us with all we need to make the change.

Making a transition from one thing to another can be difficult, but if we keep looking to Jesus He will provide us with all we need to make the change.

When we try to do things in our own strength, things will eventually fall apart and we will not be useful. When we trust in God's strength, He will hold all things together and will be able to use us.

Relationships are at the heart of life.

What can we do to ensure that we are living in peace with everyone?