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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6/15/2025

More Than A Day Off

Pastor Stone Moss explains that the Sabbath is more than a suggestion—it’s a command from God to rest, worship, and set apart time with Him. Constant busyness can become a spiritual threat, crowding out time for God and meaningful relationships. True service to the Lord includes rest and worship, not just completing tasks.

6/8/2025

Commandment #7 Adultery

Pastor Stone Moss teaches that adultery is a serious violation of the holy covenant of marriage, bringing impurity, broken trust, and self-destruction. The ripple effects devastate families—leading to resentment, divorce, and lasting damage. Satan disguises adultery as pleasure, hiding the painful cost until it’s too late.

6/1/2025

Commandment #8 Do Not Steal

Pastor Stone Moss reveals that stealing goes beyond taking physical items—it includes deceitful gain through gossip, lies, and dishonesty. At its core, stealing stems from a lack of contentment, trust in God’s provision, impatience with His timing, disregard for others, and failure to recognize His tests of faith.

5/25/2025

Commandment #6 Do Not Murder

In Commandment #6: Do Not Murder, Pastor Stone Moss emphasizes that human life holds unique value because we are made in God’s image. Unlike animals or nature, only people reflect God’s likeness, making every human life sacred. Murder isn’t just physical—it includes anger, hate, and resentment in the heart, as Jesus explains in Matthew 5. Forgiveness is key to healing and living freely. Life begins at conception, so abortion is seen as taking a God-created life. Christians are called to protect life, trust in God’s power to redeem, and value people above the earth itself.

5/18/2025

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.

5/11/2025

Commandment #5: Honor Your Parents

In this sermon on honoring authority, Pastor Stone Moss explains that authority figures are placed by God for our protection and growth (Exodus 20:12, Ephesians 6:1-3). Honoring them doesn’t mean blind obedience but showing respect—even in disagreement—reveals our character and puts Christ on display. Practical honor includes gratitude, listening, and prayer, even for difficult leaders. Dishonor, offense, and familiarity block God’s work, while honor invites blessing, long life, and spiritual growth.

5/4/2025

Commandment #1: Put God First

In Commandment #1: Put God First, Pastor Stone Moss points out that while most Americans can list Big Mac ingredients, few know the Ten Commandments—revealing a moral gap. He explains that these commandments are a timeless guide for all people, affirmed by Jesus, shaping our relationship with God and others. Putting God first means examining what we worship and honoring Him with our time, talents, and treasure.

4/27/2025

Don't Just Stand There Do Something

Don’t Just Stand There” by Justin Smith urges believers to move from passive faith to active compassion, reminding us through the Good Samaritan story that being the church means loving, serving, and acting urgently to meet the needs of others.

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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.

"Now to him who is able to do immeasurable more than all we ask or Imagine. According to his power that is at work within us." Ephesians 3:20

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