Stonepoint Church Audio Podcast

In the first Adam, his temptation in the garden led to the world being corrupted by sin and death reigned. However, in the second Adam (Jesus), his obedience in the garden led to life and all who believe in Him can experience forgiveness of sin, abounding grace, and the life forever. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In this passage we see the incredible love of God towards sinners. We can also be assured that God is using all things to produce in us an eternal weight of glory; even our suffering. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

We do not find life in God through our good works, outward circumcision, or by keeping the law. We find life in God Himself; the one who keeps His promises and is faithful to accomplish His purposes. In this message, you will see how God used Abraham to bring hope to the nations, although he was as good as dead. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In this message, the Apostle Paul makes it abundantly clear that we do not obtain merit with God through our good works or physical circumcision. Rather, we obtain a relationship to God by grace through faith in His son, Jesus Christ. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

We all at one point or another can tend to see others more clearly than we see ourselves. We can perceive their faults without acknowledging our own. In doing this it becomes easy to pass judgment upon one another while excusing ourselves. The Apostle Paul tells us otherwise by pointing out how we are all, one way or another, going to come under the same judgment. This being the case, we should not be casting judgment upon one another. Cody King | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In this message, Paul challenges the cultural precedent in Rome that was spreading among Jews in the area. The misconception is that a person's sin served to bring forth the righteousness of God, therefore, a person could sin and God would be glorified. Paul makes it clear that this thought process was irrational and off base. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

The Jewish people believed they were set apart by God because of their pedigree, position, and the precepts of God's law. However, the apostle Paul addresses their pride and hypocrisy as he makes the case that God isn't interested in the external measures of a person, but the internal character and transformation through Christ. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

We all at one point or another can tend to see others more clearly than we see ourselves. We can perceive their faults without acknowledging our own. In doing this it becomes easy to pass judgment upon one another while excusing ourselves. The Apostle Paul tells us otherwise by pointing out how we are all, one way or another, going to come under the same judgment. This being the case, we should not be casting judgment upon one another. Cody King | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In this message we see the depravity of man and the consequences of our foolishness when we exchange the truth of God for a lie. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In this message, we see how a person is reconciled to God. It is not on the basis of good works, keeping the 10 commandments, or by being kind to others. The only way a person is made right with God is by God's righteousness imparted to sinners through faith. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In this message, Paul shares his desire to mutually encourage the church in Rome. Though prevented from visiting them in person, Paul prays for them faithfully and longs to help them live out their faith in a manner worthy of the Lord. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

The apostle Paul writes to Rome in AD 57-58 and established the bedrock of his apostolic ministry and how believers should be set apart for the gospel of God among the nations as ambassadors for Christ. Brandon Bachtel | Romans Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In life, everyone will experience pain, hurt, and suffering. In our trials, we often wonder about the goodness of God and His nearness in our darkest moments. In this message, we explore the ways that God uses our suffering to develop areas of our lives. Brandon Bachtel | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

In Psalm 15, David contemplates how to become near to God and dwell in His Holy presence. In this message, David shares at least seven characteristics of faithful men who seek after the heart of God. Brandon Bachtel | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

As a Christian, it is important to know that we all have been spiritually gifted by the Holy Spirit. Just as important, if not more importantly, is the necessity of understanding what that gift is for, and how we should be thinking of ourselves with it. Understanding this should prompt us to the faithful use of it. Cody King | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

As followers of Christ, we are the temple of God. Paul says as much to the Corinthians, “do you not know that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit within you, whom you have from God? You are not your own, for you were bought with a price. So glorify God in your body.” It cannot be understated—the importance of this truth, and what it means for those who follow Christ, and also how we should serve Him with “our” bodies. Cody King | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

1,440 minutes is the amount of time each of us are entrusted every day. In This message, Charlie McMath calls us to be faithful managers of the time God has allowed us to live. Charlie McMath | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

Faithful parents are intentionally raising children to become spiritual champions. This approach is not easy, convenient, or comfortable, but it does honor the Lord and pass down a heritage to the next generation. In this message, there are three things all faithful parents set out to accomplish. Brandon Bachtel | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

Americans often view their lives and jobs as a means providing for our family needs, hobbies, and savings. The trouble is that we miss out on our lives being a contribution for the Kingdom of God. In this message we identify the problem, two driving factors, and three ways to see our lives and finances in a way the please the Lord. Brandon Bachtel | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com

If as believers our ultimate purpose is to glorify God, why are we content to be faithful only on Sunday when the majority of our lives revolve around what we do on Monday? If we learn to continually look to Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, and remind ourselves of the ultimate purpose of our lives, we can change the way our church culture views faithfulness in our work? Cody King | Faithful Visit our website! http://stonepointchurch.com