Sermons from CSTONE.CHURCH

A sermon series kickoff warning against spiritual pride and encouraging reliance on a support system to withstand enemy attacks.

A sermon on spiritual maturity from Hebrews 5, urging believers to move from milk to solid food and become teachers, with a call for audience feedback at the end.

A sermon that concludes a series on core values by focusing on 'reaching' and introduces Advent with the theme of hope, emphasizing how these concepts align.

A pastor explains the importance of small groups as a mechanism for maintaining spiritual freedom after altar experiences, using the biblical story of Philip as an illustration.

A sermon series on cleaning house, urging listeners to respond to current events with love rather than hatred, and highlighting the potential for the local church to lead a spiritual movement.

Pastor Steve Stewart delivers a sermon on joy as part of a core values series, focusing on biblical teachings from Nehemiah 8 and Psalm 51.

Pastor Steve Stewart deviates from his series to discuss a spiritual shift he feels, greater than COVID.

A sermon discussing how the modern world has changed career paths, with Gen Z expected to have many jobs and careers, contrasting with past generations' loyalty to single employers.

Sermons from CSTONE.CHURCH’s “Silver Spoons - Week 2” centers on Deuteronomy 6, where the speaker reads “Hear, O Israel” and argues that faith should be taught “when you sit in your house” and “when you walk by the way.” He uses Moses, Peter, Psalm 51, and 2 Timothy 1:3-7 to argue that formation matters more than information and that children become “who we are,” not just what parents say.

CSTONE.CHURCH’s “Silver Spoons - Week 1” uses Matthew 25:14-30 to argue that God gives “according to his own ability,” not according to human fairness.

A sermon on prayer emphasizing seeking God's face rather than focusing on difficulties.

A sermon on prayer as the greater work, using Isaiah's vision to illustrate transformation from self-centered requests to God-centered surrender.

"Prayer is the workshop where formation happens," and Jesus says, "pray that you may not enter into temptation."

Jesus turns Peter’s answer into a lesson: “You are the Christ,” then, “you are Peter.”

"Your brain is more concerned with consistency than it is with actual truth."