As we were quarantining the other day, my wife, Jamie, turned to me and said, “You know, this is like the family road trip that never ends.” How true, how true . . . I instantly went in my mind to the crowded backseat of my parents’ 1981 Ford Fairmont when I was a child, …
This week’s episode of Stories From The Workbench takes us way back to the beginning of the world. Watch as Pastor Dave’s workshop creations tell the story of creation itself!
This episode of Stories From The Workbench is about God, Jonah, and the Big Fish! Gather your family to watch and listen as Pastor Dave Carl tells this amazing Bible story from his workshop of wonders.
Looking at the circumstances around us can cause us to feel frustrated and discouraged. Watch this message from Pastor Les Fleetwood to hear practical encouragement from the book of Hebrews that reminds us to fix our eyes on Jesus.
In this episode of Stories From The Workbench, Pastor Dave Carl shares a fresh take on the greatest story in history—the story of Easter! Gather your family to hear how Jesus’ death and resurrection changes everything.
Every Tuesday evening, Family Ministries Pastor Dave Carl will share Stories From The Workbench! Gather as a family to watch tonight’s episode as Pastor Dave takes us through the story of David and Goliath.
Some of you have heard me repeat the same message for the past three years, but at no time is it more relevant. It is the message of the “four resources” our Lord provides to each of His children.
Since the filming of the Yi’s story, our church has renamed our home fellowships as “Community Groups.” If you are interested in leading or joining a Community Groups, visit our Community Groups webpage or reach out to Kristina Davis at kristinad@stonebriar.org. If you enjoyed the Stonebriar Story of James and Judy Yi, read the full …
Meaghan Wall, Pastoral Leader of our GIFT Ministry, was featured on The Autism Hour podcast in December, and we’re excited to share the conversation with you! Check out the recording and find more conversations like this on The Autism Hour’s website. Listen to the Podcast
This past week, I was reading in the Gospel of Mark and pondering the feeding of the 5,000 in Mark 6:30–44. It is such a great story of a miraculous event, but what I love is that it is a testimony of how God feeds an ordinary need in an extraordinary way. As I considered this …