Stonehill Church

Let’s be honest: a lot of people wrestle with the point of church. Why gather? Why commit to a church family? Maybe you’ve been hurt in the past, maybe life feels too busy, or maybe you’ve even thought, “Can’t I just follow Jesus on my own?” This week, we’re diving into Hebrews 13:7–21 as Pastor Doug helps us explore what it truly means to be part of a healthy, life-giving church. 

This isn’t a guilt trip—it’s an invitation. A fresh reminder of the beauty and purpose found when we live out our faith together. So come be encouraged. Bring a friend who’s been feeling disconnected. Let’s rediscover why the Church matters and how it can be a place of hope and healing again.

We’re diving into Hebrews 13:4–6 with a message that’s real, relevant, and practical. Let’s be honest—we all struggle at times with putting our hope in things other than Jesus. Whether it’s relationships, success, or security, we can easily lose sight of the One who is truly enough. We’re going to talk openly about purity, priorities, and peace, and how those connect to marriage and the deep truth that Jesus is more than enough for every part of our lives. You don’t want to miss it—bring a friend and come expectant.

What if the simplest acts of love could change lives—starting with yours? This Sunday at Stonehill Church, we’re diving into Hebrews 13:1-3, a powerful passage that challenges us to love deeply, extend real hospitality, and care for others. In a world that often feels disconnected, God calls us to something greater—a life of impact, purpose, and meaningful relationships.

Whether you're looking for encouragement, practical ways to live out your faith, or a fresh perspective on following Jesus, this message is for you.

In the book of Hebrews, many early Christians were tempted to return to their old ways, struggling to stay the course. Sound familiar? As believers, we face the same temptation—to drift back to what’s comfortable instead of pressing forward in faith. But God has given us unshakable promises to keep us focused on what truly matters. These promises strengthen believers and serve as a powerful reminder to those still searching for truth of why following Jesus is vital.

As followers of Jesus, our greatest desire should be to live close to the heart of God — but let’s be real, the world’s economy constantly pulls us away from that closeness.

We’re diving into a powerful truth: Generosity isn’t just about money — it’s an act of worship that draws our hearts near to God’s heart.This is a message we all need — so invite a friend, come expectant, and let’s worship, learn, and grow together!

What does Jesus say about riches? What does the Bible really teach about finances? Should we save for retirement? How do we get out of debt? Does a budget really matter?
Join in as we dive into Jesus’ perspective on money and gain practical wisdom on managing our finances God’s way!

Faith

Continuing in our study of the ancestors of faith, we begin to piece together our path to stronger faith. These believers of old were called to persevere and be content with God's plan without actually receiving the promise of God in their lifetime. We seek to explore how we can be content with God's plan while keeping our eyes focused on eternity.

This week, we'll be looking at a faith that remembers God's promises. Over and over again the heroes of faith in Hebrews 11 remembered God's promises and it cultivated faith and obedience. Remembering the promises of God is critical for keeping the faith in times of waiting and uncertainty!

Maybe you’ve struggled with faith or even wondered what faith really means. We hear the word “faith” all the time, especially in church, but how does it actually impact our walk with Christ? This Sunday, we’ll dive into the first six verses of Hebrews 11 to discover what true faith looks like and why it matters.