Stoneybrook Christian Church

Making Space for God in Our Prayer Life

Is prayer the first thing we do or the last thing we do when life happens?  Is there space for God in our prayer life?  How much space do we and God need for prayer?  How and what should we pray about?  James gives us some direction in making space for Prayer in our lives.

Making Space for God in Our Worship

Worship in its simplest form is focusing on God.  We are surrounded by things in our life that distract our focus.  What can we do to overcome the distractions and focus, make space for worship in our lives each day?

Making Space for God in Our Budget

God is a generous God.  He gives us His Grace as a free gift, despite our failures.  God is generous to us because He loves us.  As followers of Jesus, we are called to be like God, including having a generous heart.  But in order to have a generous heart on a consistent basis, we must have space for God in our budgets.  Todays message considers what making space for God in our budgets looks like.

Making Space for God in Our Homes

Strong churches begin with Strong Families.  What role does God play in your family?  Is there space for Him?  What should that space be?  Listen to Making Space for God in Our Homes and hear some ideas of what space for God in our family looks like.

Making Space for God on our Calendars

We live busy lives with calendars filled with activities.  Where does God fit on our calendars?  Is there space for Him there?  Let's explore God's place in or lives, each day, each week.

Carols - Away in a Manger

The beautiful carol, Away in a Manger, includes a phrase that we may sometimes overlook - "the little Lord Jesus lay down His sweet head."  Jesus was indeed a beautiful baby, as all newborns are.  But He was also much more than a sweet young infant.  He was, and still is, the Lord.  What does that mean to us, Jesus is Lord?  Is he the Lord of your life?  

Carols - O Come All Ye Faithful

Today's carol begins with the call, "O Come All Ye Faithful, Joyful and Triumphant."  But what if you don't feel very faithful, joyful or triumphant?  Does that mean you can't come and adore the baby Jesus?  Listen to our message and discover who God calls to come to Him and what He will do for us when we do come, no matter our spiritual state.

Carols - O Holy Night

The beautiful carol, O Holy Night, tells us that there was thrill of hope on the way in which the weary world could rejoice.  Things were pretty bleak in the world the night Jesus was born.  But morning was coming! Rejoicing would soon be possible, not just the night Jesus was born, but in our dark times too.

A Patriarch Thanksgiving

On this Sunday before Thanksgiving, let's see what Abraham, Isaac and Jacob could be thankful for.

The Patriarchs - Jacob

Jacob was told by God to move his family to Bethel, the special place where God met Jacob years before.  But before Jacob left he had his family Clean House, not their physical house but their spiritual house.  Listen and see how it was done.