Ignition Tucson: Recent Episodes
Sean Stone
Through the story of Nehemiah, we learn about prayer, leadership, and trusting God’s plan, even in the face of opposition. Personal testimonies highlight God’s faithfulness in trials, while worship sessions invite us to surrender fully to Jesus. A call to serve, pray, and stand firm in faith inspires believers to live boldly for God’s kingdom.
This message is about the connection between our bodies and souls, showing how what we do physically impacts our spiritual lives. It talks about how Satan’s goal is to corrupt symbols God has given us, like marriage or the church, making them less meaningful. The message reminds us that Jesus came to redeem those symbols, helping us live in a way that honors God with both our bodies and souls. It challenges us to reclaim the importance of these symbols and participate in God's redemption.
In this message, the Pastor challenges listeners to examine their genuine love for others and the impact of pride in causing division in relationships. He emphasizes the importance of deepening our relationship with God through humility, repentance, and forgiveness. Pastor encourages everyone to take action, aligning their lives with God's purpose and living out His love and grace in every interaction. This teaching inspires personal growth and a commitment to sharing God’s love with those around us.
This teaching emphasizes the importance of focusing on the condition of our hearts, not just outward actions. It highlights how we're most vulnerable to temptation when we're tired or distracted and reminds us that salvation comes through God's grace, not our works. The message encourages us to live with purpose, reflecting God's love and light in the world, and warns that living in sin leads to misery. Ultimately, we are called to embrace God’s plan for our lives and pursue a deeper relationship with Him.
In this powerful message, the speaker outlines God’s will for Christians, focusing on three key principles: Rejoicing in Hope: True joy comes from the hope in Jesus Christ, not from life’s circumstances. Believers can find peace and hope, knowing that God is in control and promises eternal life through Jesus. Praying Without Ceasing: Christians are encouraged to remain in constant communication with God. Prayer provides a heavenly perspective, bringing peace and reducing anxiety while helping believers stay grounded in faith. Living with Love, Patience, and Kindness: The speaker emphasizes the importance of embodying the fruits of the Spirit, such as love, kindness, and patience, even in challenging situations. Christians should respond with grace and not return evil for evil, demonstrating God's love to the world.The message calls Christians to live out these principles daily, in both big and small moments, reflecting Christ’s love and grace to those around them.
In this powerful message, the speaker outlines God’s will for Christians, focusing on three key principles: Rejoicing in Hope: True joy comes from the hope in Jesus Christ, not from life’s circumstances. Believers can find peace and hope, knowing that God is in control and promises eternal life through Jesus. Praying Without Ceasing: Christians are encouraged to remain in constant communication with God. Prayer provides a heavenly perspective, bringing peace and reducing anxiety while helping believers stay grounded in faith. Living with Love, Patience, and Kindness: The speaker emphasizes the importance of embodying the fruits of the Spirit, such as love, kindness, and patience, even in challenging situations. Christians should respond with grace and not return evil for evil, demonstrating God's love to the world.The message calls Christians to live out these principles daily, in both big and small moments, reflecting Christ’s love and grace to those around them.
We continue our study on Oneness as we address who the one Lord is and compare truth and other religions. We take a brief look at how the world and science screams out the glory of our Creator.
We will unpack what Paul means that we are one body that is joined by one Spirit with one hope. What are you putting your hope in?
We discuss what is means to live in a manner worthy of our calling as followers of Jesus. What characteristics should my life be shaped by?
Join us as we transition into the second half of the book of Ephesians. Here we talk about what our calling is as Christians and the reason knowing the “why” before the “what” is so important.
The Bible teaches that Jesus is God, but is He fully God? If so, then why does He pray to the Father? Let’s take a look at what Scripture says about this divine relationship.
Here we talk about the importance of our actions in terms of sharing the Gospel with the world. Do actions save us? How are we saved? And what are we saved from?
Paul prays that the “eyes of your hearts would be enlightened”. What does that mean? And what is our response?
What does the Bible say about who God is? Here we will look at what Scripture has to say about different characteristics about the nature of the Holy God.
Here we will discuss pouring out the love and grace that we have received as Christians, one way to practice true humility, and what wisdom means from a Biblical perspective.
Who is the Holy Spirit? What does the Holy Spirit do in our lives? Here we take a look at what Scripture tells us about the power and work of the Holy Spirit.
What promises does our God give us to reveal to us His great love for us? What is the reasonable response? See what the Bible says about what it looks like to love God and love your neighbor as yourself.
Ever wondered what the Bible says about the heavenly experience? Here we go through some of the promises of Scripture on what we get to look forward to in our eternal inheritance with the Lord. We also see how God works all things according to His will despite our sin and brokenness.
Now we’ll get into a look at the end times and why perspective is so important. For you, is this good news or bad news?
The loss of a loved one is extremely difficult. Here we talk about grief, why grief if okay, but also why we do not grieve as the world grieves. Paul then turns to our hope in the end times and the Rapture of the Church.
Finish off our study about what God has to say about sex and purity. Learn practical ways to fight prominent sin in your life and use the tools that God has given us to fight and win.
Sexual immorality. We’ve heard it called a sin many times, but why? Listen in and find out what God’s Word and science have to say about this topic.
Finish 1 Thessalonians 2 with us as we continue to look at what it means to represent Jesus well to those around us.
Paul reminds the Thessalonians of his conduct among them as he sought to share the gospel with them. In this episode we learn six characteristics of an effective witness from Paul’s example.
Continue with us in the second part of chapter 1 as we consider the love our God has for us, our response to His grace, and the challenge to spread the seed of the Gospel.
Introduction to Paul’s first letter to the Thessalonians. Be encouraged in work of faith, labor of love, and steadfastness of hope.
Joseph reassures his brothers of his forgiveness and explains how God used their evil intentions to save many.
Joseph and the family mourn over Jacob’s death, but the brothers question Joseph’s forgiveness.
Join us in part two of Jacob’s reunion with Joseph as we talk about the importance of boldly representing the Christian faith.
Jacob is reunited with Joseph as the family comes to Egypt. In this episode we look at the importance of following God’s leading and how to hear His voice.
Joseph finally reconciles with his brothers and Jacob hears the good news that his beloved son is still alive. In this episode we’ll talk about forgiveness and reconciliation as we see this family reunited.
Joseph’s dream finally comes to pass after twenty plus years and his brothers bow before him as ruler of Egypt.
God had been preparing Joseph since he was a young boy to stand before Pharaoh with a plan that will save the world.
Joseph finally begins to see things turn around as the Lord sets him up to be the most powerful man in the land.
God’s path for a believer doesn’t always make sense, but in this chapter we’re reminded that God is working even when we’re waiting.
It’s one setback after another for Joseph, yet God is still at work. In this episode we’re reminded that God is moving in our lives even when we can’t see it.
After being sold as a slave, Joseph is accused of a crime he did not commit and finds himself in prison. However, God is using the plans of the enemy to fulfill His promise for Joseph’s life.
Joseph is tempted by Potiphar’s wife. Join us for this episode as we look at ways to fight against the temptations that come our way.
Judah is caught in his hypocrisy. God graciously reveals it to Him and still blesses him in the end.
This chapter is evidence that life is messy, but God is at work in the mess. Disclaimer; this chapter covers adult messes and is not recommended for kids.
Joseph experiences rejection from those closest to him, but the Lord is going to use it to fulfill His promises.
In this episode we look at how Esau’s descendants tie into the end times and how Joseph’s dreams get him into trouble.
We’ll pick up this message on getting focused as Pastor Sean discusses the real enemy and our strategy to fulfill the great commission.
Jacob leads his family back to the things of the Lord as he follows God’s call to return to Bethel.
In this messy chapter we see what can happen when you camp too closely with the Canaanites.
As Jacob prepares for what could be the fight of his life, God wrestles him, cripples him, and blesses him in the process.
The twelve tribes are born from the midst of a messy family. In this chapter we see that God uses messes and that we must look only to God to fulfill us.
Jacobs arrives to his mother’s home land to find a wife and ends up with more than he anticipated.
Jacob successfully tricks Isaac into giving him the blessing he intended for Esau and Esau intends to kill Jacob for it. However, the Lord is using this mess to bring about His promises to Jacob and nation he will become.
The chosen family is a mess in this chapter. Everyone is scheming and conspiring and it’s likely a result of faith without patience. In this episode, we see Rebekah and Jacob deceive Isaac to steal his blessing.
In this episode, we continue to look at the life of Isaac as he sojourns in the land of promise, digging wells everywhere he went and the Lord blessing him.
There are only a few chapters on the life of Isaac, but this one show us the patriarch spending his days sojourning, grappling with the Philistines, and digging wells. In this episode, we’ll look at the sojournings, enemies, and wells of the life Christian as well.
Abraham passes away and Isaac becomes the new patriarch. Isaac and Rebekah have trouble conceiving but show us the power of prayer.
As Abraham seeks a bride for Isaac, we get the picture of God the Father seeking a bride for Jesus. Rebekah was given a choice and we too must choose. Do we follow the Holy Spirit into a relationship with Christ or reject God’s salvation?
Abraham sends his servant back to his home country to find a bride for Isaac and the Lord orchestrates the whole thing. Join us as we talk about the best way for a single person to find the right spouse.
In this chapter, we come to the death of Sarah. Abraham grieves and buys a cave to use for his wife’s tomb.
In this episode we finish up chapter 22 and look at another great example of faith from father Abraham.
God presents an unusual and difficult test that Abraham passes because he knows God always keeps His promises.
The son of promise is finally born! There’s joy and sorrow as Isaac is celebrated but Ishmael is sent away.
Abraham puts Sarah in danger and puts God’s promise in jeopardy, but the Lord intervenes to protect His plan of salvation.
Abraham seems to fall back on the old coping mechanisms of his past, but the Lord shows up to get him back on track.
Lot is spared from the judgment of God, but his wife is not. In this second half of Genesis 19 we’ll look at the damage that Lot’s poor spiritual leadership caused to his family and how God still used it in the story of grace.
Lot is rescued just before the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, but he loses so much. In this episode we’ll talk about the losses we incur when we leave the ways of God to go after the ways of this world.
The Lord brings an encouraging word to Abraham and Sarah but has bad news for Sodom and Gomorrah. Join us as we finish this chapter and look at a few things we can do to position ourselves for encouragement from God.
The Lord shows up again to encourage Abraham and Sarah. In this episode we’ll look at a few things we can do to position ourselves for encouragement from the Lord.
Join us as we finish chapter 17 and talk about the new names that we’ll receive one day from God.
God has far more for us than what we often think. In this episode God gives Abram and Sarai new names signifying that He has more planned for them than what they ever could’ve imagined.
In part two of chapter 16 we’ll see God speak to Hagar in her time of difficulty and look at three unhealthy byproducts of striving.
In this episode Abram and Sarai take matters into their own hands, end up striving instead of trusting, and their maidservant, Hagar, gets caught in the middle.
God assures Abram that His promises will come to pass, and also vows to complete the work Himself. In this episode we see Abram believe God’s promises and we learn that God has done one-hundred percent of the work for our salvation.
How can we be made right with God? In this chapter we see God reward Abram’s faith with something far greater than anything this world can offer us; righteousness, justification, salvation!
We’ll look at the importance of giving to the Lord and allowing God to receive the glory in our lives as Abram is successful in an important rescue mission and comes face to face with the priest of God Most High.
In this episode Pastor Sean talks about consequences of living in the way of the world. Abram rescues Lot and meets a mysterious man named Melchizedek.
In this episode we’ll talk about how to find a godly spouse as we wrap up chapter 13 of Genesis.
We are to walk by faith and not by sight. In this chapter we see at Abram’s example contrasted to Lot’s example of walking by sight.
In this episode we’ll finish looking at the eight characteristics of God’s call on Abram’s life.
What does God’s call and direction look like? In this chapter we’ll look at eight characteristics of a call from God.
A rebellious and mighty man named Nimrod leads the known world in rebellion against God. Rather than judge the earth again, the Lord shows mercy and scatters the people.
The people of the earth multiply after the flood but they do it in rebellion against God. In this chapter we look at the families of the earth that came from Noah’s three sons.
The flood is over and so much has changed. God gives Noah instructions for living in the new world.
Just as in the days of Noah, so will be the coming of Jesus. In this episode Pastor Sean talks about the certainty of judgment and the adequacy of the salvation of Jesus Christ.
Join us as we look at the great flood of God’s judgement. It was sudden and thorough, but salvation was in the ark.
Pastor Sean talks about Noah’s example of obedience and the importance of allowing our faith to impact our actions.