Sunday Messages at Stonepoint

In Jonah chapter 2, Brandon emphasizes the transformative power of God's grace for those who have hit rock bottom, using the story of Jonah as a key illustration. Jonah's descent away from God illustrates how sin separates us from Him, often leading us to despair, but it is in our lowest moments that we can look up and call upon God for salvation. He highlights that true salvation belongs to the Lord, not through our efforts but through God’s merciful intervention, which is epitomized in Jesus. Ultimately, Pastor Brandon encourages listeners to confront their despair and recognize that God can restore and redeem, offering hope even in the direst circumstances.

Brandon Bachtel | On Mission

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This week we look at Jonah's self-absorption and parallel it to the story Jesus tells in Luke 18. Self-absorbed people show contempt for others, compare themselves to others, and seek to exalt themselves. We see the contrast in 1 Timothy with Paul's humility. Dive in with us as we study God's word together.

Brandon Bachtel | On Mission

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This week we explore the story of Jonah and how our resistance to God’s calling can put not only ourselves but others in danger. We dive into Jonah's journey of fleeing from God's command to go to Nineveh, and the impact his disobedience had on everyone around him—from the sailors to the people of Nineveh. How does our resistance to God's mission affect the world, and what lessons can we learn about partnering with God in His mission?

On Mission | Brandon Bachtel

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This week we look at how to train well spiritual in the new year. Through Paul's letters to Timothy, we learn to train hard and with purpose. We have to take an honest assessment of where we are and then get started! Dive in with us this year and discover where God is wanting to grow you in your faith.

Brandon Bachtel | Training: Pastoral Epistle

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Christmas often evokes mixed emotions, from nostalgia to feelings of loneliness and stress. Amid the chaos, many miss the true essence of the season. John 15:1-11 reminds us that abiding in Jesus, the True Vine, leads to fruitful lives, filled with joy, answered prayers, and God's love, even in trials.

Cody King | I AM

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Christmas often evokes mixed emotions, from nostalgia to feelings of loneliness and stress. Amid the chaos, many miss the true essence of the season. John 15:1-11 reminds us that abiding in Jesus, the True Vine, leads to fruitful lives, filled with joy, answered prayers, and God's love, even in trials.

Brandon Bachtel | I AM

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In his last conversation with his disciples before being arrested and ultimately crucified, Jesus comforts His disciples, urging them not to be troubled. He assures them of a prepared place in His Father's house and promises to return for them. Providing a contrast, Israel's failure to trust God's plan led them to miss the Promised Land due to fear and unbelief. This lack of faith hindered Israel from receiving God's promises. Similarly, in John 5:1-9, Jesus heals a man paralyzed for 38 years, symbolizing the transformative power of faith and the path to true healing, peace, and fulfillment, found only in Jesus as the way, the truth, and the life.

Brandon Bachtel | I AM

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In this video, we explore the powerful imagery of Jesus as the Good Shepherd, as described in John 10 and Psalm 23. Unlike a hired hand who abandons the sheep in danger, Jesus sacrificially lays down His life for us. We dive into what it means to experience abundant life—finding peace, contentment, and security in His care, even in difficult times. Jesus knows us intimately, loves us deeply, and invites us to draw near to Him. Discover the comfort and protection of following the remarkable shepherd who gave everything for His flock.

I AM | Brandon Bachtel

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In this message, we explore the difficult task of comforting grieving families, especially those who don't yet fully understand the hope found in Christ. Through the story of Lazarus (John 11), we learn that Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life, offering hope even in death. We dive into three important questions for believers: Do you believe? What do you believe? Do you act on your belief? Discover how Jesus calls us to help others remove the grave clothes of sin and step into the freedom He offers. Jesus is Life—in Him, we have true hope.

I Am | Archie Engledow
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