STONE CREEK CHURCH
Authentic Church For Real People
We do not want a church that will move with the world.
We want a church that will move the world.
G.K. Chesterton
2022 & 2023 Focus
For 15 months starting in January 2022 our focus as a church will be the Gospels. In this “year” of the Gospels we will be going through every single verse of the four Gospel books; Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. We will explore these books through multiple series that deal with the Gospel topics of Jesus’ Life, The Parables, The Sermon on the Mount, The Miracles of Christ, Passion Week, and much more. You won’t want to miss one week, but if you do you can listen to and watch every sermon from our sermon archives.
CURRENT SERIES
SERMON ON THE MOUNT
Sermon On The Mount Part 10: Judging Others (Matthew 7:1-6,12)
When we judge others based upon conceived motives, because of grudges, or to shame them and burden them with guilt we clearly are not interested in their spiritual growth. Righteous judgment is in love and for the concern of accountability and discipleship, unrighteous ungodly judgment is self-righteous and sinful, and we will be held accountable for how we judge others in this manner. When we unrighteously judge others we misjudge God's authority, we misjudge others as beneath us, and we misjudge ourselves as righteous.
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- Dec 4, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 10: Judging Others (Matthew 7:1-6,12)
Sermon On The Mount Part 10: Judging Others (Matthew 7:1-6,12)When we judge others based upon conceived motives, because of grudges, or to shame them and burden them with guilt we clearly are not interested in their spiritual growth. Righteous judgment is in love and for the concern of accountability and discipleship, unrighteous ungodly judgment is self-righteous and sinful, and we will be held accountable for how we judge others in this manner. When we unrighteously judge others we misjudge God's authority, we misjudge others as beneath us, and we misjudge ourselves as righteous.
- Nov 27, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 9: Overcoming Anxiety (Matthew 6:25-34)
Sermon On The Mount Part 9: Overcoming Anxiety (Matthew 6:25-34)If you are struggling with anxiety and worry and fear can you allow Jesus to overcome that with his care for you? Can you hand your anxiety over to Christ? 1 Peter 5:7 tells us to cast all of our cares on Jesus because he cares for us. One, do you truly believe that God cares for you? Look at the way he cares for nature. Look at the way he cares for seemingly unimportant things like birds and flowers. Do feel that he cares for you even more? Look at how he has sent his son to die for you on the cross. Guys, God loves us more than we could ever know. He cares for you and your needs. Two, are you seeking him first? If you are trying to do it in your own strength then there is cause to worry. We will mess it up. But if you are seeking him first he assures us that he will meet all of our needs. Don't put your faith in you and your abilities, put your faith in the one who had sustained the universe and holds the world in his hands. Third, Worry is dumb. It doesn't help, it only hurts. It empties today of its strength. You can't do anything helpful by worry. You can do a lot though with faith. Worry almost always assumes the lies that God either doesn't care about us or that he is unable to help us.
- Nov 20, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 8: Prayer & Fasting (Matthew 6:5-13, 16-18)
Sermon On The Mount Part 8: Prayer & Fasting (Matthew 6:5-13, 16-18)Prayer and fasting are the keys to unlocking personal growth, church growth, and worship!
- Nov 13, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 7: The Gift of Giving (Matthew 6:1-4,19-24)
Sermon On The Mount Part 7: The Gift of Giving (Matthew 6:1-4,19-24)We must give with the right motives and with the right perspective. It's a matter of the heart. Is your heart that people would praise you for your generosity or is it to truly help those in need and glorify Christ? The rewards of God are so much greater than the rewards of man. Store up treasures in Heaven where they can not fade or fail for all of eternity.
- Nov 6, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 6: The Sanctity of Marriage (Matthew 5:27-37)
Sermon On The Mount Part 6: The Sanctity of Marriage (Matthew 5:27-37)If we don't hold to the sanctity of marriage, if we don't hold fast to our oaths and vows before God, if we allow ourselves to wander into lust, then the path towards sin and divorce is easy and accessible. The main point this morning is simple; the two greatest threats to your marriage is lust and lying.
- Oct 30, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 5: Forgive Your Enemies (Matthew 5:38-48, 6:14-15)
Sermon On The Mount Part 5: Forgive Your Enemies (Matthew 5:38-48, 6:14-15)The hardest thing you will ever have to do for Christ may just be the most influential thing you could ever do for Christ; love and forgive your enemies. Nothing shows the world that we are different like loving and forgiving our enemies. Jesus knew this and that is why he focuses on it so prominently in the Sermon on the Mount. Who is your enemy? How are you blessing them, praying for them, and forgiving them? The world seeks vengeance and retaliation but as believes we must do something totally unexpected; we must turn the other cheek and show them the love of Christ.
- Oct 23, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 4: The Way of Reconciliation (Matthew 5:21-26)
Sermon On The Mount Part 4: The Way of Reconciliation (Matthew 5:21-26)Anger can creep in the heart of any of us, but when that anger manifests into hatred or a grudge we are in danger of murdering our brother's or sister's soul. God takes this very seriously. Good thing he tells us how to handle such anger through reconciliation. If at anytime you are upset over someone's sin towards you or towards God you must go to them one on one and deal with it like adults. Stop playing little childish "he said, she said" games with one another and find the love you have for one another in the love you have for the savior.
- Oct 16, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 3: To Fulfill The Law (Matthew 5:17-20)
Sermon On The Mount Part 3: To Fulfill The Law (Matthew 5:17-20)
Jesus has fulfilled the law and still wants us to live according to it. He fulfilled it by coming as the Messiah and proving such by fulfilling over 456 unique prophecies and doing small miracles such as... raising from the dead. He fulfilled it by keeping the law perfectly; meaning he never sinned and his enemies admitted as much. He fulfilled it by paying our sin debt by dying in our place on the cross. He has fulfilled the law completely! But that doesn't mean that we no longer have any use of the law. Just because we aren't beholden to the law for salvation doesn't mean that we shouldn't want to live according to it in order to worship our Lord. If Jesus has saved you, why would you not want to love him the way he wants to be loved? He clearly wants to be loved by us through an adherence to His word. The Law shows us our sin and need to be saved. Jesus fulfills the Law by forgiving us and being our savior
- Oct 9, 2022Sermon On The Mount Part 2: Salt & Light (Matthew 5:13-16)
Sermon On The Mount Part 2: Salt & Light (Matthew 5:13-16)After showing us what attitude Christians must adopt, Jesus then shows us the application we must act upon. When our hearts are aligned with the Beatitudes then our lives will be Salt & Light in a dry and dark world. That is why we've been called to be salt that preserves the morality of the world and light which shows the Gospel to the world. We have an influence one way or another. Will you use your influence to draw people to Christ's glory or not?
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GIVING
We give because God has given so much to us. God promises to multiply our tithes & offerings…but we don’t tithe so God can bless us with more. We don’t give to missionaries so God will bless our missions journey. We don’t do anything with our money to get something in return. We do it as a way to be obedient to God. As an act of worship. Money can be very powerful over our lives, and what better way to show God that He is worth MORE to us than by surrendering our finances to Him.
Every Penny that is given to Stone Creek Church goes to the mission of the Gospel…either to support our local discipleship efforts here in our community or to support our foreign missionaries around the world.
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OUR VISION
Depending on Christ we will Reach our world with the gospel to see lives completely Transformed.
In John 15:5 Jesus says; “I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing.” At Stone Creek Church, and as followers of Christ, we are dependent on Jesus for everything, because apart from Him we can do nothing. We must depend on Christ in all things and for all things just as an infant child depends on his parents for his welfare.
We depend on Christ through three core values; Relying on the Word, Constant Prayer, and Authentic Worship.
In Mark 16:15 Jesus tells his follower to “Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.” At Stone Creek Church and as followers of Christ we recognize that it is our responsibility to reach our community and our world with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Evangelism must be natural, relational, and intentional. We believe that reaching the world with the Gospel is not a mission given to the spiritual elite, but to all followers of Christ. It is each of our calling to be missionaries in our families, our jobs, our schools, and our neighborhoods. It is also our responsibility to do everything within our ability to see people evangelized all throughout the world by either going, sending, or supporting foreign missionaries.
We will reach our world with the Gospel through two core values: Relational Outreach and Strategic Missions
2 Corinthians 5:17 tells us “therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” Transformation is a key word in our faith. Without transformation we are left in our sin and destined for eternal destruction. With transformation we are made completely new with a new life and a new destination. Through the power of the Holy Spirit the worst sinner can become a righteous minister for Christ. We want to join with the Holy Spirit in his work of spiritual transformation.
We are transformed and seek transformation for others through the core value of Intentional Discipleship
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LEADERSHIP TEAM
Meet the Stone Creek Leadership Team
Shevi Sloane
Lead Pastor
Lisa Sloane
Children’s Director
Laura Childers
Office Manager
Don Johnson
Chairman of Deacons
Judah Gregory
Worship Leader
UPCOMING EVENT
OPERATION CHRISTMAS HOPE
Due – Sunday December 18th
We are collecting clothes, toys, and home goods for two families this year who have fallen on hard times.
Our hope is to bring them some Christmas hope through Christ’s love this season. All donations are due by December 18th.
CLAIRE PARKER – DECK THE HEELS 5K
Saturday, December 10th @ 5pm
Saturday, December 10th. Raise money to help families who have children struggling with cancer. You can run, help out, or just donate. Register soon to make sure you get a t-shirt.
CHRISTMAS AT STONE CREEK
December 18th & 25th – 10:30am & 5pm
Come and join us for Christmas on the 18th & the 25th.
Stone Creek Church Address: 2664 R & L Smith Dr
Phone: 434-792-1824 Email: laura@stonecreekdanville.com
Pastor Shevi’s Email: shevi@stonecreekdanville.com
Worship Service – Sunday’s @ 10:30am
Open Small Group –
Sunday’s @ 9:00am
Kid’s Worship
Sunday’s @ 10:30am
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