Cornerstone Covenant Church (Turlock, CA): Recent Episodes
Cornerstone Covenant Church
Children of God. Saved by Grace. Freed to Love. These are the pillars of our faith community and we invite you to join us. Our community exists to embody the boundless love of God by embracing and empowering people on a shared journey of faith.
Speaker: Paige Craig
Text: Exodous 20, John 5:1-9, Matthew 22:36-40
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The final guests in our 6-week Co-Pastor series are Fil & Juana Nesta, Lead Co-Pastors of Stockton Covenant Church. This week we'll hear Pastor Fil preach from Joshua 1:8.
The final guests in our 6-week Co-Pastor series are Fil & Juana Nesta, Lead Co-Pastors of Stockton Covenant Church. This week we'll hear Pastor Juana preach from Matthew 13:8.
In our co-pastor series over the next six weeks, we'll hear from three co-pastor couples. Our Cornerstone Co-Pastor Series continues with Pastors Ben & Emily Wickstrom from Common Ground Covenant Church. This week we'll hear from Pastor Emily preach from Matthew 6:25-34.
In our co-pastor series over the next six weeks, we'll hear from three co-pastor couples with each couple discussing the same topic over two Sundays. Our Cornerstone Co-Pastor Series continues with Pastors Ben & Emily Wickstrom from Common Ground Covenant Church. This week we'll hear from Pastor Ben as he asks, “what do you treasure?”
In our co-pastor series over the next six weeks, we'll hear from three co-pastor couples with each couple discussing the same topic over two Sundays. Our Cornerstone Co-Pastor Series kicks off with Pastors Phil & Rici Skei from On Ramps Covenant Church. This week we'll hear from Pastor Phil as he further unpacks what doesn't matter if relationships matter.
In our co-pastor series over the next six weeks, we'll hear from three co-pastor couples with each couple discussing the same topic over two Sundays. Our Cornerstone Co-Pastor Series kicks off with Pastors Phil & Rici Skei from On Ramps Covenant Church. This week we'll hear from Pastor Rici about why relationships matter.
The symbols of Christmas have endured for thousands of years. Join us each week as we explore why this is so and see what the symbols continue to point to today. This week we look at the symbol of the gifts.
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The symbols of Christmas have endured for thousands of years. Join us each week as we explore why this is so and see what the symbols continue to point to today. This week we look at the symbol of the angel.
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The symbols of Christmas have endured for thousands of years. Join us each week as we explore why this is so and see what the symbols continue to point to today. This week, we look at the symbol of the star.
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The symbols of Christmas have endured for thousands of years. Join us each Sunday as we explore why this is so and see what the symbols continue to point to today.
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One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Marlene Stante
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One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Ken Sylvia, Executive Director, Youth for Christ (Central Valley)
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One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Pastor Theo Wilson, Hilmar Covenant Church
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One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Pastor Katherine Schoen
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One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Pastor Jeremiah Fair
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One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Rotimi Odeh
One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Pastor Jeremiah Fair
One of the greatest gifts we offer the world as followers of Jesus is authenticity – being real about what our lives are really like and being real about how God meets us where we are. The Psalms do exactly that. They are songs and poems written by real people baring the their souls before God. The word Psalm actually means “praise.” For when we learn that God is good and is bigger than our circumstances, praise naturally pours from our lips. As we study these ancient writings, you’ll see how God is working in real ways in your life today.
Speaker: Pastor Brad Quillen
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Pastor Katherine Schoen
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Marlene Stante
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Paige Craig, Youth Ministry Director
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Pastor Marilyn Williams, ECC Director of Women’s Initiatives
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Pastor Sherman Glenn, LMFT
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Andrew Kahler, Area Director, Young Life
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Rachel Magaña, Children's Ministry Director
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Speaker: Rotimi Odeh
Imagine living in a world where words didn’t have meaning and the only way to communicate was through your character and actions. How would you tell people about Jesus? The answer is really quite simple. Join us each Sunday we explore the Simple 9 things God promises to grow in us as we abide in Him.
Pastor Jeremiah Fair shares the last message of our sermon series, "Who You Say I Am" with the message about the sixth I AM statement, "I am the way, the truth, and the life", from John 14:6.
Paige Craig continues our sermon series, "Who You Say I Am" with the message about the fifth I AM statement, "I am the resurrection and the life", from John 11:25.
Rachel Magaña continues our sermon series, "Who You Say I Am" with the message this week, "I Am the Vine", from John 15:1-5.
Pastor Greg continues with the next message in the "Who You Say I Am" series (John 6:35).
Paige Craig continues with the next message in the "Who You Say I Am" series (John 10 : 7-10)
Pastor Amanda continues with the next message in the "Who You Say I Am" series (John 10:11-14).
Pastor Greg continues with the next message in the "Who You Say I Am" series. Text from John 8:12.
Pastor Greg introduces a new sermon series called "Who You Say I Am" (Matthew 16: 13-19). Video available at https://youtu.be/IokNDXunJeY
Does God want us to be curious? What is good and bad curiosity? Pastors Greg and Amanda have a conversation about sacred curiosity.
Pastor Greg shares the final message, "Take Courage" (Matthew 14:22-23) in the three-part series "Growing through Fear" and comments on plans for reopening.
Pastor Greg shares the second message of the "Growing Through Fear" three part series, "Resting in His Name" (Luke 8:26-39, Matthew 10).
Pastor Greg shares the first message in a new series called Growing Through Fear, "Resting on the Oars" (Matthew 8:23-27).
Pastor Amanda brings the message "Setting our hearts and minds where they belong" (Colossians 3:1-14).
Ancient Jews used animal sacrifice to draw nearer to God. How would that work and why don't we use animal sacrifice now? Text: Romans 7:25.
God loves it when we pray and he loves it when we go to Him in freedom and confidence. Speaker: Pastor Greg Oppenhuizen. Text: Ephesians 3:12.
During this season of social isolation, shifting priorities, and changing time commitments, how are you redeeming your time? Speaker: Pastor Greg Oppenhuizen. Text: Ephesians 5-15:20.