April 16, 2023: Romans 1:1-17 “Introduction to Romans”
Big Idea: God is glorifiied when a church lives in harmony under gospel grace and only then can it reach out effectively with zeal.
Pastor Post: April 13, 2023
Church Family, Jesus’ resurrection proclaims victory over sin, death, and hell to all who repent and believe. It was a sweet joy to celebrate Christ’s resurrection with you this past Sunday. David Gardner reported that we had the highest worship attendance in Cornerstone’s history. A big thank you to the 23 car owners who parked in our […]
April 9, 2023: Acts 2:22-40 “Death Could Not Hold Him”
Big Idea: Repent and be baptised, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins.
April 2, 2023: Judges 19-21 “Doing Right in Your Own Eyes, Part 2: The Harvest of Destruction”
Big Idea: Unchecked immorality always spreads.
Biblical Content Warning for 4/2 Service
Hey friends (and parents especially), The passages in front of us this Sunday (Judges 19-21) contain some of the most violent and disturbing images in Scripture (rape, bodily mutilation, and genocide–just a heads up for families with little ones or those who have an experience of sexual assault). These passages speak to just how dark […]
March 26, 2023: Judges 17-18 “Doing Right in Your Own Eyes, Part 1: The Seed of Disobedience”
Big Idea: People have an amazing ability to “follow God” while walking in disobedience.
March 19, 2023: Judges 16:1-31 “Samson”
Big Idea: We cannot sin without distancing ourselves from God
March 12, 2023: Judges 13-15 “Samson: A Judge that Hits Too Close to Home”
Big Idea: Though you may fail in your calling – God never does. You are never too far from God to call out to Him.
March 5, 2023: Judges 10:6-12:7 “Jepthah: Deadly Words and Divine Mercy”
Big Idea: Words matter. Words reveal what is in the heart.
Pastor Post: 3/3/2023
Church family, Theological Meditation: A 5 year old boy and his father hike together in the woods. Sometimes dad lifts the boy over fallen logs. Sometimes the boy wanders off the trail, and then dad has to call him back. On one occasion, the dad picks his boy up and squeezes him and declares, “I […]
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