Do you know what you’re searching for in life? Respect, success, love, a cure, hope . . . We are all created with intangible longing that only one thing can satisfy. Discover what satisfies and read insights on searching in today’s blog post.
Question of the week—what verses convict you most about your sin? Listen as Pastor Keith Tyler shares insights from Romans on the reality of our sin and the beautiful gift of God’s forgiveness in Christ. Learn more about Jesus’ sacrifice for our sins and His victory over death at our Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday …
“Kind words are like honey—sweet to the soul and healthy for the body.” (Proverbs 16:24, NLT) The book of Proverbs is full of wisdom about words, reminding us of their power to build others up or tear them down. Listen as Meaghan Wall shares insights from Proverbs and challenges us to think about the words …
Couples, check out these three tips for pursuing unity in your marriage, then put tip number three into action at our Woodcraft Date Night on April 16! Join us for a fun evening of creativity and community as you build a woodcraft project together and enjoy food, games, and prizes, too! Learn more and sign …
“The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in Him, and He helps me. My heart leaps for joy, and with my song I praise Him.” (Psalm 28:7 NIV) We pray you find strength and joy in the presence of our Lord today, church family. Find encouragement from God’s Word here: SCC …
When we live as if our worth and value depend on how well we perform, we strive endlessly for affirmation, leaving ourselves vulnerable to pride and fear. But there is a better way. Listen as Sandi Altstaetter shares how the Gospel frees us from the treadmill of performance-based acceptance.
Unity is a key part of God’s design for marriage, and unity is forged by clear communication, grace, and perspective. Listen to these three ways you can build unity by pursuing clarity with your spouse. Find more resources and encouragement for your marriage on our webpage: stonebriar.org/marriage.
True grit in the Christian life means keeping a constant focus on God, no matter what.
Knowing that God’s plans are greater than ours, how can we fully submit to God’s will for our lives? Watch this Devo on the Go from Pastor Keith Tyler for insights and practical ways you can personally submit to the Lord every day. To learn more about who God is and what that means for …
How do you repair damage in your marriage? Listen to these tips on restoration and conflict management from Marriage Ministries leaders David and Jamie Ake, and find more insights and encouragement for your marriage in The Rooted Marriage Facebook group: bit.ly/fbrootedmarriage Find more resources and encouragement for your marriage on our webpage: stonebriar.org/marriage.