The King Arrives 

The Price of Worship

Have you ever known exactly what you should do... and still struggled to do it?

Most of us assume our biggest problem is a lack of information. If we just knew more, we'd make better decisions. But what if that's not the real issue?

This Sunday, we'll be in John 11:45-57, right after one of the most dramatic miracles in the Bible. The evidence is undeniable. The crowd has seen something they can't explain away.

Yet what happens next may be one of the most surprising responses in all of Scripture.

Join us as we explore a challenge every person faces and discover why the greatest danger isn't failing to see Jesus. It may be seeing Him clearly.

The Danger of Seeing Jesus Clearly

Sunday at Mountain View High School

8:30 AM • 10:00 AM • 11:30 AM

What do you do when two truths collide?

Some tensions in life are easy to resolve. Others aren't.

There are moments when what we know to be true seems to clash with what we see, what we feel, and what we're experiencing right in front of us. 

In John 11, Jesus arrives at a scene filled with grief, confusion, disappointment, and unanswered questions. What unfolds next reveals two truths that still confront every one of us today.

At first glance, they seem impossible to reconcile.

But somewhere in the middle of the tension is an invitation to deeper faith, greater hope, and a clearer understanding of who Jesus really is.

There are so many voices competing for our attention and shaping the way we think, live, and respond. But in John 10, Jesus asks a simple question: Whose voice are you following?

This Sunday, we are continuing through the Gospel of John as we look at Jesus as the Good Shepherd and the confidence we can have in Him.

Most of us move through life listening to more voices than we realize with expectations, anxieties, opinions, pressures, distractions. Some are loud. Others quietly shape the way we see ourselves and the world around us.

In John 10, Jesus describes Himself as a Shepherd whose sheep know His voice. Not perfectly, but personally. A voice that leads instead of pushes. A voice that brings peace instead of pressure.

Maybe that’s the invitation this week: to pause long enough to notice what’s been shaping our hearts lately, and to listen again for the steady voice of the One who knows us by name.

“I am the good shepherd. I know my own and my own know me.” — John 10:14

Seeing Jesus Changes Everything

This Sunday at Stonehill, we’re celebrating all the amazing moms and mother figures in our lives! We’ll have photo booths, a special gift for every mom, and a meaningful Mother’s Day service as we study John 9 together.

This week’s message is for anyone who has ever asked, “God, what are You doing?” In this passage, Jesus meets a man born blind and completely changes his life.

Maybe you’re walking through stress, unanswered prayers, grief, fear for your kids, or a season that doesn’t make sense. We’ll talk honestly about suffering, faith, obedience, and how Jesus still brings light into dark places today.

Invite your family, your mom, and someone who needs hope right now. We can’t wait to worship with you this Sunday at Stonehill!

Finding Who You Are in Who He Is

Let’s be honest this Sunday’s message might be one of the most awkward church topics ever and also one of the most important.

Culture has a lot to say about sex. God does too. If we as a church don’t talk about it the world will define it for us. So this Sunday we are unpacking His design biblically and why it actually leads to freedom not restriction.