Stone Moss
Welcome to our messages section, where you can find the passionate and energetic messages delivered by our lead pastor, Stone Moss. As the founder of our church, Pastor Moss has consistently provided our community with sermons that are not only enlightening but are also bursting with energy and fervor.
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Healthy Habits Week 1
In today’s ever-evolving world, we often find ourselves caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life, sometimes overlooking the importance of maintaining good health. But did you know that God desires for us to be healthy, not just spiritually, but also physically and mentally?
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2/16/2024
Brick By Brick
In “Brick by Brick,” guest speaker Gerad Strong compares building relationships to assembling a LEGO set—Jesus is the instruction manual. In Matthew 7, Jesus teaches that a strong foundation comes from following His Word. Just like skipping steps in a LEGO build leads to mistakes and frustration, ignoring His guidance causes relationships to crumble. When we try to do things our way, we often have to go back and fix what we skipped. But when we keep Jesus at the center and follow His instructions, our relationships become strong, stable, and built to last.
2/9/2024
Protecting Your Relationship
In “Protecting Relationships,” Pastor Stone Moss highlights that healthy relationships require boundaries. Since we all have dysfunctions, unchecked issues can lead to breakdowns. God’s design includes boundaries, as seen in Genesis 2:15, where He set limits in the Garden for protection. Likewise, we must establish boundaries to maintain healthy connections.
2/2/2024
Attributes of a Healthy Relationship
In “Attributes of a Healthy Relationship,” Stone Moss emphasizes that the foundation of any strong relationship must be defined, with Jesus at the center. Relationships should actively pursue God, not just rely on Him in times of trouble. Often, when things are going well, we neglect to seek Him, but Colossians reminds us to set our minds on things above, not earthly matters. True, healthy relationships are built on faith, keeping Christ as the focus in all aspects of life.
1/26/2024
Do Not Give Up
In “Do Not Give Up,” Stone Moss reflects on Genesis 6, where God establishes His covenant with Noah, emphasizing that starting is easy, but finishing is difficult. Faithfulness is the metric God cares about, and He calls us to follow through with the assignments He gives us. Drawing from Galatians 6:9, the sermon reminds us that we will reap a harvest if we do not give up, encouraging perseverance in faith and obedience
1/19/2024
Prayers For Everyone
In “Prayers for Everyone,” Stone Moss reflects on 1 Chronicles 4:10, where Jabez, despite being born in pain, turned to God in passionate prayer. He cried out for blessing, showing that the solution to pain is seeking God through prayer. It is okay to ask for God’s blessings, as true prayer comes from the heart and a desire for His presence in our lives.
1/12/2024
3 Ways We Should Pray
In “3 Ways We Should Pray,” Stone Moss teaches that spiritual maturity is revealed by how quickly we turn to God in prayer. Drawing from Luke, he emphasizes that Jesus often withdrew to pray in private, showing that the best way to pray is alone with God. Prayer isn’t about getting what we want but about deepening our relationship with Him. The sooner and more consistently we pray, the stronger our faith becomes.
1/5/2024
The Purpose and Promise of Prayer and Fasting
In “The Purpose and Promise of Prayer and Fasting,” Stone Moss reflects on Matthew 6:5, teaching that prayer is about connecting with God, not seeking attention or immediate results. True prayer is communication with God, not tied to what we get from Him, but to deepen our relationship with Him.
12/29/2024
How To Control Your Mouth
In “Control Your Mouth,” Stone Moss highlights Proverbs 18:21, teaching that words hold the power to build up or destroy. Gossip is dangerous, and negativity pollutes our environment. Careless words are like flaming arrows, causing harm, so we should use our speech to bring life and encouragement.
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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.
