Stoneybrook Christian Church

The Gospel According to Matthew - On the Road to Jerusalem

As Jesus traveled towards Jerusalem to face crucifixion, what lessons can we learn along the way?

The Gospel According to Matthew - Nothing to Fear

A young rich man asked Jesus what he needed to do to inherit eternal life.  It was a tough lesson to learn, but if we trust Jesus to keep his promises, we have nothing to fear.

The Gospel According to Matthew - Prophet, Priest and King

Prophets, Priests and Kings in the Old Testament were "Anointed" or set apart to serve God is a special way.  Jesus, the Christ (The Anointed One) is all three, our Prophet, Priest and King.

The Gospel According to Matthew - The Parable of the Soils

Jesus tells a story about a farmer sowing seeds.  The seeds land on four different types of soil with four different results.  What was this story all about?  Listen and see.  A great lesson from Jesus.

The Gospel According to Matthew - Priorities

Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees about His Priorities.  How should our priorities compare to His?

Celebrate Recovery

In today's message we introduce a new ministry that we plan to start, Celebrate Recovery

The GospelAccording to Matthew - A Leper and a Soldier

Matthew gives us two examples of how Jesus treated outsiders, a leper and a soldier.

The Gospel According to Matthew - The Sermon on the Mount

Jesus turns many of our social norms upside down when He teaches His lessons on the hill.

The Gospel According to Matthew - The Temptation of Jesus

Jesus defeated Satan's temptations.  What lessons can we learn from Jesus that can help us in our battles with the Devil.

The Gospel According to Matthew - A Family Scandal

Mary and Joseph had to deal with what others saw as a Family Scandal.  Mary was pregnant before their wedding.  Of course, they had done nothing wrong.  God helped them endure the scandal and the world was blessed as they brought us all a Savior.  Family Scandal can still exist today, sometimes because of our own sin.  How can we avoid it and how should we view it when sin is involved.