Stonegate Sermon Podcast

Jay Mayo continues our new sermon series by looking at Paul's words in Romans 5. In this message, Jay explains what it meant for God to send Jesus to reconcile us to Himself. He challenges us to consider if we truly understand this message of reconcilia

This week we welcome special guest, Dr. Kathy Koch of Celebrate Kids Inc., as she shares her "Created to Be" message with us. Since 1991, Dr. Koch has been a celebrated speaker who has led conferences to thousands of parents, teachers, and children wo

In this week 4 of the Greater Things series, Jay Mayo encourages the church of its God-given purpose reading in Matthew and how each and every person has a part to play in the mission.

This week Gary gives us an update of some of the changes at Stonegate and what God is doing throughout West Texas.

In week 3 of our Greater Things series we get to hear from Dustin Pearce as he shares how God has been working in the lives of he and his wife Alye, shifting their hearts towards church planting.

As we continue this series on Greater Things, we look at the future of Stonegate Fellowship and what God is leading our leadership to move towards over the next 7 years.

Luke McNeely begins our series called Greater Things by taking a look at God's faithfulness. He walks through Acts 11:19-30 and shows how God was faithful to the church in Antioch and is equally faithful to our church today!

What would God say to our loved ones if He were right here in the room? One of our elders Neil Rogers examines a well-known passage from Ephesians 4:29-32 to help us all be better encouragers in relationships. Together, we discover both What God would say

Joe Russo steps us this week to continue our series about how to cultivate a healthy marriage. Joe uses the analogy of an athlete to show us how critical it is invest into our marriage. He explains how God's design for marriage really is best for us, bu

Everyone wants a good marriage. But, what does "a good one" actually look like. One of our elders, Neil Rogers, looks a passage of Scripture rarely considered in marriage to paint a clearer picture of God's Great Expectations in relationships