05/28/2026
On May 28th, Grey Stone sends teams to London and France. Would you take a minute to pray for them?
Lord, go before them. Open doors, soften hearts, and bring them home safe. May every conversation they have point someone closer to you. Amen.
05/27/2026
Most people spend their whole lives focused on the 5% they wish was different and miss the 95% God is pouring out on them every single day.
So what's the first thing on your mind when you wake up tomorrow morning?
05/25/2026
Leave your prayer request below or send us a message. Our team will pray over every name, every situation, every need. Nothing is too big or too small.
05/24/2026
Good vibes, good people, and something worth your Sunday morning. Come see for yourself.
8:45am or 11:15am
05/23/2026
We've already saved it. Now it's up to you.
There's a seat for you this Sunday.
Hope to see you there. Service begins at 8:45am or 11:15am
05/21/2026
Why participate in child dedications? This family explains it perfectly, although not required, it's a declaration:
"When we welcomed Teddy into our lives, we knew this moment called for more than just celebration; it called for commitment. His name, Theodore, means "gift of God" (theos = God and doron = gift), and that is truly what he has been to us. Scripture reminds us that "behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward" (Psalm 127:3, ESV), and we felt that deeply the moment Teddy arrived. Dedicating him was our way of marking a sacred milestone and making a public declaration that we are committed to raising him in faith, grounded in the love and truth of God's Word and His Church.
To us, this dedication is so much more than a ceremony. It is us standing before God and our church family, saying, we are entrusting Teddy to God's care, acknowledging that He loved Teddy long before we ever did and that ultimately, Teddy belongs to Him.
We are also deeply grateful that we don't have to do this alone. Our Grey Stone community is more than a congregation to us; they are our extended family, filled with mentors, prayer warriors, and the faithful men and women who surround us every week and will help shape who Teddy becomes. He will grow up watching people live out their faith with integrity, and we believe those examples will leave a lasting imprint on his heart.
To raise Teddy well, we know we need God's grace and God's people, and we are so blessed to have both."
05/20/2026
If you grew up thinking God was disappointed in you, waiting for you to mess up, or just distant, that's not a God problem. That's an image problem.
3 out of 4 Christians are living with a version of God in their head that isn't actually who He is.
The way you see God determines everything about how you experience Him.