Weekly Sermon

How can we love people the way Jesus did? You might be thinking... is that even possible? And the answer is YES! In order to know how to love like Jesus, we have to get to know Him. We get to know Him by spending TIME with Him (through the Word, prayer, and worship). Do you notice a difference in your attitude when you haven’t been spending time with Him? When we spend time with Jesus it changes us. By spending time with Him we become more like Him. When we have His heart, and His thoughts, we begin to love others the way that He does. This changes lives...starting with our own.

But Jesus called them to Himself, saying [to the apostles], “Allow the children to come to Me, and do not forbid them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. I assure you and most solemnly say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God [with faith and humility] like a child will not enter it at all.” Luke 18:16

With the Thanksgiving holiday approaching, it’s important to remember to posture your heart in a place of gratitude. Imagine what God can do through you and your family, this year. We are in joyful in anticipation of all the God stories we’ll hear.

We had a powerful Sunday with Dani Ambuel sharing her testimony. God transformed her heart, and then her artwork in her healing journey. I encourage you to check out the livestream if you missed the service on Sunday.

We were so incredibly blessed to have Dick Simmons at One Stone this past Sunday. He is such a legend in the prayer and intercessory world and it was a great honor to have him speak.

Human nature longs for relationship and community. When we come together in the name of Jesus, powerful things happen. We are no longer on the outside looking in, but we belong and are part of something greater than ourselves.

It’s easy in our human nature to inherit selfish motives. It happens daily, even in subtle ways. But when we humble ourselves before The Lord, and surrender to His will for our life, our hearts are in alignment with Him. What is the why behind our hearts motivation ?

We have a special message tomorrow titled: “Let Go” I’m not sure about you, but those two words resonate with me during this season.

God knows all of our needs, including, the timing of each. He wants to teach us to walk with Him, in faith, confidence, and without worry. When God calls us to something, He not only equips us, but He provides everything we need and more to accomplish the task. It’s the level of our intimacy with Him that empowers us.

We are a community of believers who want you to know you are loved, accepted, and respected just as you are when you walk through our doors. You are family. You belong. You are loved.

And AS YOU GO, preach this message: ‘Heaven’s kingdom realm is accessible, close enough to touch.’ Matthew 10:7 - (tpt

Check out this special message from the spiritual mother’s of One Stone Nashville.

Mark Lancaster

Mark Lancaster

Michael Hall

When you’re obedient to the Lord, it’s the first stone that sets things in motion. What is the ripple God is calling you to initiate? Don’t worry about the variables that may ensue, He goes before us and honors our obedience.

Place your heart in hopeful anticipation, because the breakthrough you’ve been praying & contending for is just around the corner. God is preparing you for the next open door, let His Presence guide you. Do something REVOLUTIONARY!

Lead Pastors, Mark and Angie Lancaster

It starts with us, with the little steps of faith that light up the paths to our destiny. Just like Joshua, taking up the mantle after the passing of Moses...The Lord promised Joshua; “I will give you every place where you set your foot, as I promised Moses.” Joshua 1:3 If we know our identity in Christ, we can walk boldly in the direction He calls without fear. We are the blueprints of revolutionary faith. Do you have eyes to see?

Check out this timely and powerful word for our New Year from our Associate Pastor, Michael Hall!

Mark Lancaster

Our testimony is vital and powerful. God transformed our lives and the testament of that change is like the modern day gospel for those who don’t know Jesus. It ignites faith, instills hope and transforms lives. “This truth is now being unveiled by the revelation of the anointed Jesus, our life-giver, who has dismantled death, obliterating all its effects on our lives, and has manifested his immortal life in us by the gospel. “ (2 Tim 10)

When we thank God for the goodness in our lives, and come from a place of gratitude, it prepares us for the breakthrough that is coming. Regardless of any opposition you are up against, His voice calls you above the noise. Thank him anyway because He is always good and you'll find that there's joy in the journey.

God has equipped you with everything you need to conquer the giant in front you.

There are constant reminders of God’s goodness, passion, and love for us everywhere we go and look....we just have to have eyes to see.. ”..How good you are to me! When people turn to you, they discover how easy you are to please—so faithful and true! Joyfully you teach them the proper path, even when they go astray.” Psalm 25:6,8