What if the people, habits, and voices around you are shaping who you’re becoming? In this message, we kick off our fall season as we explore Romans 12:1–2 and discover one powerful truth: what’s around you gets in you. As followers of Jesus, we’re called to resist the patterns of the world and instead be transformed by God’s presence, God’s Word, and God’s people. This message will challenge you to evaluate what’s shaping your life and encourage you to build rhythms that lead you closer to Christ. You’ll learn how to: Recognize the influences that are shaping your faith. Guard against the patterns of the world and pursue God’s truth. Build a life that is transformed through worship, community, and spiritual discipline. What’s around you eventually gets in you. The environments you choose today will shape the person you become tomorrow. As we begin a new season together, let’s choose to surround ourselves with the things that point us to Jesus and trust Him to transform us from the inside out.

What if the person you’ve been praying for isn’t too far gone?   In this message, we continue our Who’s Your One? series as we explore the story of the paralyzed man in Matthew 9 and Mark 2. Through the faith of four friends who refused to give up, we’re reminded that our role is to carry people to Jesus, and that Jesus alone has the power to forgive, heal, restore, and save.   You’ll learn how to: Recognize the spiritual brokenness in the people around you. Trust that no one is beyond the saving power of Jesus. Faithfully bring your one to Jesus and let Him do what only He can do.   No one is too broken. No one is too far gone. No one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. Yes, Jesus can save anyone

What if the interruption in front of you is actually the beginning of a miracle? In this message, Pastor Steve leads us through Matthew 9 to show how Jesus never saw people as distractions. Instead, He embraced interruptions as opportunities for God to move. As we look at Jesus’ encounters with a grieving father and a woman in need of healing, we’re challenged to see our own interruptions differently—and to recognize that God may be using them to reach the people He’s placed in our lives. You’ll learn how to: See interruptions as opportunities instead of inconveniences. Notice the people God has placed right in front of you. Trust that your next conversation might be the beginning of a miracle. Every miracle begins with an interruption. The question is: Will you be ready when God interrupts your plans?

What if your faith was never meant to stay on the sidelines?   In this message, Pastor Jason Berry challenges us to move beyond simply consuming our faith and start living it. Through Jesus’ interaction with Matthew in Matthew 9, we discover practical ways to reach the people God has placed in our lives.   You’ll learn how to:   Assume people are more open to Jesus than you think. Build bridges instead of walls. Focus on taking the next faithful step instead of feeling pressured to have all the answers.   The Gospel spreads one conversation, one invitation, and one life at a time. The question is: Who is your one?

How do I live better than I look? This Sunday, Dave Carr challenged us to stop focusing on what’s happening on the surface and let Jesus heal what’s underneath. We all have areas that look fine on the outside but need His restoration on the inside. The good news? You don’t have to fix it yourself. Jesus is ready to meet you where you are. At 12Stone Church, learn how to Know God, Find Freedom, Discover Purpose and Make a Difference. Visit our website at 12Stone.com for more information or connect with us at https://12stone.com/connect/

Have you ever looked up and realized you’re miles away from where you used to be in your faith? Whether it was a slow drift caused by the busyness of life, a season of deep doubt, or specific choices that led you off the path, feeling disconnected from God is a place many of us find ourselves. But the hardest part isn't always recognizing that you've wandered—it's figuring out how to find your way home. In this message, we dive deep into the honest, sometimes messy reality of returning to God. We confront the heavy baggage of shame and guilt that often convinces us we've gone too far or stayed away too long, and we replace those lies with the truth about God's relentless grace. You'll discover that the journey back isn't about perfecting your behavior or earning your spot; it's about a simple turning of the heart.In this video, we explore: The Anatomy of the Drift: How to recognize the subtle ways we pull away from our faith in the day-to-day. Breaking the Cycle of Shame: Why hiding from God only deepens the distance, and how to boldly step back into the light. The Posture of Grace: Understanding that God's arms are already open, waiting for your return, rather than crossed in disappointment. Practical Steps for Today: Real, actionable ways to begin rebuilding your relationship with Him starting right now. No matter how far you feel you've wandered, you are never out of His reach. You aren't as far away as you think.

Happy Father’s Day! 👔 Today, we’re celebrating all the dads in our community with some fun, fellowship, and a reminder of what it means to truly lead and seek God. Join us as we look at how to walk well with our Father in heaven, bringing Him our joys, our struggles, and everything in between.

You've been given a second chance. But are you using it to sow smart or just doing the same thing all over again?In week 2 of our three week series on the life of Samson, we unpack what it really means to use a second chance the right way. From Galatians 6, we learn that God cannot be mocked. You reap what you sow. Whether you've been deceived into thinking grace is a free pass, you're still reaping the fruit of past decisions, or you're young enough to get ahead of the consequences altogether, this message is for you.Second chances aren't a chance to escape the fruit of stupid. They're a chance to start sowing smart. At 12Stone Church, we help you Know God, Find Freedom, Discover Purpose and Make a Difference. Visit us at 12Stone.com to learn more or connect with us at 12stone.com/connect.

Have you ever been given a second chance, only to repeat the same mistakes? In week one of our new three-week series on the life of Samson, Pastor Kevin unpacks a profound question: What do you do with second chances? We dive into the book of Judges to see how God's willingness to bless our lives doesn't determine what we reap. Join us as we learn the difference between sowing "smart" and sowing "stupid," and how to walk by the Spirit rather than the flesh.

What does it really mean to be part of the body of Christ? In this week's message, we dive into 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 to explore how the church is a living organism, not just an organization. Even though we are all unique and see the world differently, we are united in our mission under King Jesus. In this message, we unpack five essential truths about the church: We are one body: Though we have many parts, Jesus is the head. Every part is meant to serve: Just like the physical body, we are called to bring life to the whole, not just consume for ourselves. No one is self-sufficient or superior: We desperately need each other to function, and no one's gifts are more important than another's. No one is unnecessary or inferior: Whether you are on a stage or quietly holding doors, your role is absolutely vital to the kingdom. The body is only as healthy as its parts: We get stronger together when every person steps up to find their purpose and serve.