Stonebridge Church

In preparation for His darkest hour, Jesus models for us what is necessary to 'stand firm until the end.'

At His last Passover meal, Jesus institutes a New Covenant (a new way of relating to one another) between God and God's people.

Mary's extraordinary act of devotion draws a sharp contrast between her heart for Jesus and that of the religious leaders and even Jesus' disciples.

Jesus tells His followers how He expects them to live in the midst of tribulation.

OneLife Week 6

Jesus closes out his teaching in the Temple by holding up a most unlikely person as a picture of what He is looking for from His followers.

OneLife Week 5

We can learn how to better read the Bible by looking at how Jesus responded to challenges He faced regarding His understanding of the Scripture.

OneLife Week 4

Jesus has given us authority to reach the people around us and influence areas in our city. But He didn't just give us authority, He also gave us Power through the Holy Spirit to accomplish these things.

OneLife Week 3

We are created to live an abundant life in Christ. However, when we hold onto to past hurt or anger it can cut us off from all God has for us.

Jesus cleansed the Temple as a sign that its lack of fruitfullness was displeasing to the Lord. As followers of Jesus, we are now the Temple of he Holy Spirit and Jesus expects us to bear fruit.

OneLife Week 1

God has chosen to partner with us and use us to accomplish His purposes. To do this we need to ask Him for what we need and trust He will show up. We also need to be willing to serve others.

In order to receive the Kingdom of God we must receive it like children. However, we are all tempted to lean on things other than the grace of God.

God intended for marriage to be between one man and one woman forever.

God's love for us is sacrificial and wide open. We should love others with the same kind of love.

David announced our new staff member and some ideas for things moving forward.

The disciples were arguing about who was the greatest, but in God's Kingdom the one who serves is the greatest. Instead of building up ourselves, we should be thinking of how we can help others.