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Listen in as Pastor Jon talks about the Nicene creed and how it gives us language to talk about the witness of God.
Do Not Fear
God's most frequent response to humanity is "Do not fear." It is both a commandment and an invitation. What does a life lived without fear look like? What do churches that accept God's invitation to not fear look like? Join us in worship as Pastor Jon preaches on Isaiah 43:1-3a and addresses these questions!
This week, Pastor Jon will discuss heresies, how they develop, and popular trinitarian heresies. Episodes are available every Tuesday within the StoneBridge podcast.
God cares about how we use our time. In the past year, our normal routines were disrupted by the covid-19 pandemic. As we continue to adjust to the new world we live in, it is good for us to reflect on what the Bible tells us about time and what makes certain times sacred. Join us in worship this week as Pastor Jon preaches from Exodus 20:8-11!
Sluggards vs. Servants, Part 2
C.S. Lewis once said that our desires are not too strong but instead, are too weak. It’s not that we desire bad things too much, it’s that we don’t desire good things enough. This weekend in worship, Pastor Jonathan takes a second look at Proverbs 26, taking a deeper dive into what drives complacency and where our energy can best be redirected.
This week Pastor Jon will walk us through part one of his five part Podcast on The Trinity.
Sluggards vs. Servants, Part 1
As we enter the dog days of summer, StoneBridge greets the season with a new, five-week, message series titled, Summer Light. This weekend, Pastor Jonathan contemplates Proverbs 26:13-16, how it reflects our worst spiritual selves, and inspires us to only settle for the best!
Ms. Stephanie will sit down with two friends and members of the StoneBridge community, Shannon Rohrer and Sally Thompson and talk about mom guilt.
Think About Such Things
This week, Pastor Jon concludes our "Cultivate" sermon series, as he preaches on Philippians 4:8-9, reflecting on Paul's vision for the church. What is the church's role in our lives long-term? And how does the church help us fulfill Paul's encouragement to "think about such things?" Join us in worship for answers to these questions and more!
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