Be strong and take heart, all you who hope in the LORD. (Psalm 31:24, NIV) Take heart, church family—when your hope is in the Lord’s unfailing love, He provides strength to face any challenge. For community and resources for your faith, visit stonebriar.org/events.
Remember, He is God. We are not. Faith is believing He is who He says He is and will do what He says He will do. —Pastor Chuck Swindoll God never changes. Let us keep walking in faith as believers in Jesus Christ. Find encouragement, connection, and fellowship at stonebriar.org/events.
Did you know that as a believer in Christ, you have rivers of living water flowing from your heart today? Pastor Keith Tyler reminds us that when we become believers of Jesus, we have rivers of living water within us!
But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and …
Are you walking today in light or in darkness? Pastor Keith Tyler shares with us that the light of Christ can make darkness flee. As Christ followers, we live full of hope because we have Christ to light the way! We must boldly seek out people that are living in darkness and cannot find the light. Jesus is ready and willing to help us all walk in light today!
David and Jamie Ake highlight the next component of good communication from researcher Dr. David Olson. They emphasize how assertiveness allows each spouse to be candid and vulnerable, which leads to a more supportive connection in marriage.
Imagine the impact our churches would have on our communities if each christian committed to sharing the Gospel once a week with someone who expresses a need. You be faithful to dispense the Gospel to the lost and grace to the saved. Then leave the results in the Lord’s hands. Pastor Chuck Swindoll Join Stonebriar …
With all the daily uncertainty we face, it is easy to feel like we are slaying dragons! Pastor Gerson Cerda shares a timely message from the first chapter of Joshua about the importance of being resolute in our obedience to Christ. Through Pastor Cerda’s thoughtful encouragement, we learn how to face unknown circumstances with the strength and courage given to us from a known God. If we can learn to be steadfast in understanding God’s ways, He will bring us help and direction along the way. He will help us slay dragons!
We remember that day and those we lost. We trust in God’s promises and walk in faith. We pray for healing and protection for our country.
Join us in praying over those affected by the West Coast wildfires: for safety of the brave men and women fighting to quell, contain, and control the fires for God to give peace to those who are frightened for God to comfort those who are grieving for God to give companionship to those who are alone Pray …