Gather your family to hear a powerful lesson from the story of Samson in the newest episode of Stories From The Workbench! And remember, you can watch past episodes of this series from Pastor Dave Carl any time on our YouTube channel: Stories From The Workbench
Do you feel stuck today? The Lord sees you and cares for you. Take a moment to listen to this encouraging Devo on the Go and read the first chapter of James, which points us to God for wisdom and endurance in every season.
The more we remember the Lord’s blessings, the more thankful we’ll be! Our faith will be strengthened and our praises will increase. “Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things he does for me.”
Are you feeling the weight of the world on your shoulders? Join Pastor David Ake by the fire and listen to three invitations from Scripture that will lift your burdens and refresh your heart.
What if marriage was intended to make you holy rather than to make you happy? Listen as Marriage Ministries leaders David and Jamie Ake explore God’s loving purposes for your marriage. For community and support to strengthen your marriage, check out Marriage Core, which meets weekly on our campus and online: www.stonebriar.org/events.
Nothing can compare to the lavish love of God. Better is one day in His courts than a thousand elsewhere.
Being authentic allows God to lead us toward the purpose He has created for us. Connecting with genuine believers through fellowship gives us encouragement for our journey.
Gather your family to hear a powerful lesson from the story of Samson in the newest episode of Stories From The Workbench! And remember, you can watch past episodes of this series from Pastor Dave Carl any time on our YouTube channel: Stories From The Workbench
“I am convinced that life is 10% what happens to me and 90% how I react to it.”—Pastor Chuck Swindoll
Listen as High School Ministry Leader Linda Wylie shares insight from Joseph’s story in Genesis, reminding us that our attitudes can reflect the God we love regardless of our circumstances.
