Teaching
Teachings from Stairway’s Sunday services are uploaded here each week. It’s our prayer that these bless and supplement, rather than replace, your presence in your own local church and your submission to the leaders that God has placed around you for your spiritual growth. You can subscribe to the Stairway podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, and access past series below.
Latest Preaching Series - The Passion–Prepartion + Purification
As we approach Easter, we will examine the events and teachings that occurred during Passion Week. This sacred period, beginning with His triumphal entry into Jerusalem and culminating in His death and resurrection, reveals the depth of God’s love and the purpose of Christ’s mission.
Throughout Passion Week, Jesus not only fulfilled prophecy but also offered profound lessons on humility, obedience, forgiveness, and sacrificial love. Each moment—from the washing of the disciples’ feet to His prayers in Gethsemane—invites us to reflect on our own walk with Him.
As we meditate on these events, we are invited into a time of preparation and purification. The Holy Spirit gently works within us, revealing areas of our hearts that need renewal and transformation. Throughout this series, may we open ourselves to be transformed, allowing the message of the cross and the hope of the resurrection to shape our lives more fully.
Sermons
Past Teachings
Invitation to Communion
Emmanuel–God With Us
Revelation–Letters of Challenge and Hope
Livestream
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Stairway Podcasts
If you would like to catch up on our sermons while on the move, our sermons are uploaded as podcasts weekly. Listen to them on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Dave McHugh–Judas’ downfall began not with the kiss of betrayal in the garden — it didn't even begin when he went to the chief priests and set the wheels in motion — but long before, with duplicity in his heart. Betrayal is never the result of a single moment — it is the result of a heart that is duplicitous.
Dave McHugh–Judas’ downfall began not with the kiss of betrayal in the garden — it didn't even begin when he went to the chief priests and set the wheels in motion — but long before, with duplicity in his heart. Betrayal is never the result of a single moment — it is the result of a heart that is duplicitous. Duplicity comes from a Latin word meaning "double" or "twofold". If we are being duplicitous, there are two ‘you's’: the one you're showing and the one you're hiding. When we engage in duplicity, we present a false front — we are pretending — it is deceitful, hypocritical and disguises one's true heart posture.
Resources–Study Guide