Stone Moss
Welcome to our messages section—where faith comes alive! Each message from our Lead Pastor, Stone Moss, is designed to help you Encounter God, Love People, and Find Purpose. Get ready for passionate, faith-filled teaching that will challenge, encourage, and equip you to step into the limitless life God has for you—because There is More!
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Commandment #3 Misusing God's Name
In Commandment #3: Misusing God’s Name, Pastor Stone Moss explains that God’s name is holy and should never be used casually or disrespectfully. With over 300 names revealing His character, using His name rightly means calling on Him with reverence, not frustration. Exodus 20:7 and Matthew 5 remind us to honor His name in word and action. As Christians, we represent Christ, and how we live should reflect the holiness of the name we bear. Misusing God’s name—even in business—has serious consequences.
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9/28/2025
Burn the Ships
In “Burn the Ships,” Pastor Stone Moss uses the story of Cortez burning his boats to show that following Jesus means there’s no turning back. From Luke 9, he explains that discipleship comes with a cost: laying down excuses, refusing delayed obedience, and letting go of distractions that keep us tied to the past. Just as Jesus set His face toward Jerusalem knowing the cross awaited Him, we too are called to surrender fully, live with undivided focus, and “burn the ships” of comfort and compromise—choosing to follow Him completely, whatever the cost.
9/21/2025
How Do I Discover My Purpose? | Let's Talk About It
In “How Do I Discover Purpose,” Pastor Stone Moss shows that purpose begins with faith, not just knowing what to do. From Matthew 17, he explains that faith sees before it’s seen, steps forward when uncertain, and stands firm in hardship. Like a mustard seed, even small planted faith grows as God reveals His plan piece by piece, reminding us that discovering purpose comes through trusting Jesus and walking in faith each step of the way.
9/14/2025
Now What? | Let's Talk About It
In “Now What,” Ryan Jennings encourages believers to trust God in uncertain times by looking to Exodus 14. He shares that when we don’t know what to do, we should be still and let God fight for us, move forward in faith, and trust His plan even when it doesn’t make sense. God can turn hardship into good, and true hope begins with making Jesus Lord and Savior.
9/7/2025
Parenting | Let's Talk About It
Gerad Strong teaches that parenting is ultimately about transmitting a sincere, lived faith to the next generation—something every believer can do, parent or not. Using 2 Timothy 1:5, he stresses that authenticity at home, example over words, and intentional discipleship matter most, reminding parents they’re the primary pastors across their 168 weekly hours. He urges families to share their God-stories, pray and engage Scripture together, speak destiny, model confidence, balance freedom with guidance, and celebrate godly choices—partnering with the church to raise not just good kids, but godly ones.
8/31/2025
How to Handle Stress | Let's Talk About It
Stone Moss teaches that stress is universal, but it doesn’t have to crush us. Using Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 19, he shows that stress is not a sin but a signal—pointing us back to God. The answer is not striving but surrender: recognizing the signals, releasing what we can’t carry, and refocusing on God’s whisper instead of life’s chaos. He reminds us that stress thrives in isolation but shrinks in community, and that rest and relationship are God’s gifts to strengthen us for His purpose.
8/24/2025
Grape Jelly | Let's Talk About It
Ty Buckingham teaches that “grape jelly” represents a poverty mindset—settling for less because it’s all we’ve known. Through Acts 4, he shows that God calls His people to live with no lack by tithing, giving, and trusting Him to bless abundantly. He urges believers to break free from scarcity thinking and step into generosity, where God’s provision overflows.
8/17/2025
Forgive Like You're Free
Pastor Stone Moss taught that forgiveness isn’t optional—it’s commanded by God and frees us first. Drawing from Matthew 18, he explained that unforgiveness is like carrying heavy bricks: it doesn’t punish others, it imprisons us. Forgiveness doesn’t mean saying the hurt was okay, forgetting it happened, or immediately trusting again; it means releasing the debt to God. Moss reminded that forgiveness is a repeated decision, like a muscle we keep working, until our feelings catch up. True freedom comes when we forgive as we’ve been forgiven, setting boundaries wisely, and letting Christ’s grace heal our wounds.
8/10/2025
Peace In The Middle
Pastor Stone Moss preached from Mark 4 about Jesus calming the storm, showing that peace isn’t only found after trials but is available in the middle of them. Storms expose who is really steering our lives, and if we rely on ourselves, they crush us—but if Jesus is at the center, they shape us. Moss emphasized that Jesus addresses not just the visible “waves” (symptoms) but the unseen “wind” (the source), reminding us that He brings lasting peace when we trust Him as Savior, not just helper. True peace comes not from avoiding storms but from walking with Christ through them.
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You Reap What You Sow
In the sermon “You Reap What You Sow” based on Galatians 6:7-9, Stone Moss emphasizes that sowing and reaping is a process that takes time. Paul warns us not to be deceived—God cannot be mocked; we will reap what we sow. Our current harvest comes from seeds we planted in the past, whether good or bad. If we are now sowing sin and planting bad seeds, we cannot expect a fruitful harvest. Instead, we must start sowing good seeds of faith, righteousness, and obedience to God, understanding that while the harvest takes time, the outcome will always reflect what we’ve planted.
