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1 John 2:1-17 addresses believers at various stages of spiritual maturity - children, young men, and fathers - offering tailored encouragement and exhortation. The passage underscores the importance of spiritual growth, steadfastness in faith, and the enduring value of obedience to God.
The passage of 1 John 2:3-11 emphasizes the intimate connection between knowing God and obeying His commands. It challenges believers to align their walk with that of Jesus, stressing that genuine faith is demonstrated through ongoing obedience to God's Word.
The opening chapter of 1 John powerfully establishes the foundation of the Christian faith. John proclaims the eternal Word of life, Jesus Christ, who was from the beginning and yet made manifest in human form.
Proverbs 5 and related passages address the challenges of maintaining purity in a culture of accessibility and autonomy. It explores God's design for marriage and sex as outlined in Genesis 2, emphasizing the three purposes of sex: procreation, unification, and recreation. For both married and single individuals, it is important to pursue one's spouse and cling to Jesus to maintain purity in accordance with God's plan.
The book of Proverbs provides God's wisdom for cultivating healthy relationships and marriages, contrasting the characteristics of sinful friendships with those that encourage, support, and spur spiritual growth.
The book of Proverbs offers divine wisdom from God to all who seek it, providing wisdom that is practical, relational, insightful, and ethical. Solomon's wisdom, ultimately fulfilled in Christ, teaches us to apply God's law to every area of life, gaining wisdom through Scripture, prayer, observation, and Godly counsel.
Followers of Christ have an ultimate allegiance to King Jesus, yet are still called to honor our God-ordained government authorities. Our citizenship of God's kingdom should spur us toward being model citizens in our earthly kingdoms, as salt and light.
Josh Hershberger is an attorney, minister and speaker, he leads the Church Ambassador Network, an Indiana-specific ministry that builds relationships between Pastors and legislatures/elected officials.
He also helps lead the Good-Citizen Project, a national ministry that equips Christians to be gospel-centered citizens. Josh Hershberger is licensed to practice law in three states, the Supreme Court of the United States and a number of other federal courts. He serves as a teaching Pastor at his home church in southeast Indiana.
The book of Jonah explores the contrast between God's merciful character and Jonah's assumptions about what God is really like. While Jonah proves to be disobedient, unrepentant and unconcerned for the Ninevites, "they" themselves repent at Jonah's warning - exposing Jonah's vindictive nature against God's compassion. Jonah's experience prompts self-reflection: What am I really like? Do I share Jonah's skewed perspective, or will I embrace God's heart for all people?
The book of Joel issues a foreboding message of warning, describing a locust invasion as a harbinger of God's imminent judgment. Yet amidst the gloom, Joel offers the hope of restoration. Through the contrasting themes of impending destruction and the promise of God's restorative grace, Joel calls the people to repentance in light of the coming Day of the Lord.
The book of Hosea powerfully illustrates God's relentless, "expensive" love for His spiritually adulterous people, exemplified in Hosea's own marriage to Gomer. Though spiritual adultery and sin provokes God's anger, His transformative love offers forgiveness and mercy to those who return to Him, foreshadowing the work of Jesus Christ to reconcile His people to Himself.
We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the grave, conquering death once and for all. Jesus's miraculous raising of Lazarus in John 11 foreshadowed His own resurrection, providing hope that in Christ, we too will experience eternal life.
Jesus calls every Christian to abide or remain vitally connected to Him, the true vine, in order to bear lasting fruit. As we go into the world abiding in Christ's love, our fruitful lives will reveal our true discipleship and the source of our joy - Christ Himself.
Jesus in John 14 declares how He is the exclusive way, truth and life - the only path to God the Father is through His atoning sacrifice on the cross. As we face this world's troubles, we can set our minds on the glorious reality that awaits us in heaven with Jesus. In troubling times, Jesus prescribes belief in His promises about heaven - there is room for us in the Father's house, He is preparing a place, and He will come again to take us home to be with Him forever.
While Moses and David both shepherded God's people, Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment as the good shepherd who intimately knows and cares for His sheep. As the prophets foretold, Jesus shepherds with both authority and gentleness - He laid down His life for the sheep to bring them into one flock.
Jesus declared in John 10 that He is the true shepherd whose sheep hear His voice and that He is the door to abundant life - vibrant spiritual health, robust joy, and untouchable freedom.
God is never indifferent about the suffering of His people, and as the good shepherd, Jesus will hold people accountable for how they treat His flock.
Jesus identifies Himself as the one who makes covenant promises to Abraham. In this passage of John 8, there are three main covenant promises Jesus will bring. Jesus brings a new freedom, a new Father, and will bring a new future.
Who is Jesus? To answer that question we are going to look at seven statements that Jesus makes about Himself throughout the book of John.
Pastor Alex wraps up the Ruth series looking at how a promise has been fulfilled and a problem resolved through a perfect redeemer.
Pastor Mike continuing in our series in Ruth looks at chapter 3 and the illustration of redemption that this account gives us.
Pastor Mike continues us through our Ruth series where we see how the great faithfulness and sovereignty of God redeems us even when we are in a hopeless situation.
Beginning a new series in Ruth, we look at how even through the uncertainty and hopelessness of the world, God's Sovereignty allows the faithful to see a hopeful future.
Guest speaker Will Massaro looks with us on what practical, biblical steps we can take to Imitate Jesus Christ in His evangelism strategy.
Starting off the new year we take a look at the mission of God and the calling of the Church.
Pastor Nathan finishes this year's Christmas series reviewing some of the Biblical imagery of God/light that we have discussed so far. Lastly we will be talking about how the light gives us hope.
Continuing in our Christmas series on light, this week Pastor Nathan takes a look at how light can be used to describe the characteristics of who God the Father, Jesus Christ, and the Spirit are.
Pastor Mike continuing in our Christmas series, looks at the symbolism of "light" and "dawn" as it is used in the Old Testament prophetic passages of Jesus' Birth in Isaiah 8-9.
Entering the Christmas season, Pastor Nathan will be looking at what God's Word says about the commonly used symbol of "light." Specifically, in 1 John 1:5-10, we will be examining what exactly it means to "walk in the light" vs. "walking in the darkness."
Pastor Nathan continues through Colossians 1, with verses 21 through 23 specifically emphasizing the importance and application of the Gospel.
Paul continues to write in Colossians 1:9-14 about the power of prayer and point the new believers in the early church to Jesus Christ's supremacy and sufficiency.
Continuing through Colossians chapter 1, Pastor Nathan looks at examples Paul wrote in verses 3-8 concerning the content of prayer.
We begin a new series through Colossians this week, with an overview through the entire book and how it's connected to the gospel, giving practical application for Christian living.
Romans 12 speaks on how true Biblical worship demands our sacrifice. Pastor Mike speaks on what that looks like in the context of today, and how that ties into a lifestyle of worship to God.
"I appeal to you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is your spiritual worship. Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect." Romans 12:1-2
Pastor Mike continuing in our series on worship describes the role prayer has in our worship and covers the specifics of what the Word says prayer is and isn't.
Continuing in our series on worship, Pastor Alex looks at various passages from throughout God's word that describe the significance of singing in our worship and why it's important for God's people to sing.
Pastor Alex opens our series through worship by seeking to answer the questions of who, what, when, where, why and how of worship.
Pastor Nathan finishes up the book of Leviticus, speaking on how Christ is the fulfillment of many sacred dates and feasts that God had commanded His people to set apart.
Pastor Nathan begins a series on Leviticus, a book of many specific laws and commands that God has for His people and more specifically the ways they should make sacrifices, While we do not need to make sacrifices in the same way as they did in Leviticus, as we have already received a perfect sacrifice through Christ's blood, it is still profitable to look at how God commanded His people to live and worship during these times.
On this special Sunday service we celebrate Christ's resurrection, the foundation of our faith and hope. Pastor Nathan preaches on the account given in John 20 where Christ first appears to Mary Magdalene after she discovers the empty tomb.
On Good Friday we reflect on Christ's journey to the cross. He was betrayed by Judas, arrested by the Jewish authorities, condemned by Pontius Pilate, mocked and tortured by the Roman soldiers, and then willingly died as a perfect blood sacrifice to cover the sins of humanity.
Pastor Nathan speaks from the chapter of Acts 27, emphasizing God's faithfulness to Paul amidst a storm and eventual shipwreck when he was being transported to Rome.
Pastor Nathan begins a new mini series on Cornerstone's mission statement: helping people Know God, Grow Together, and Serve Others. In this message, Pastor Nathan explains what the first step, Know God, means and shares three observations he believes the church will need to address in the days ahead.
Pastor Josh walks through the basic principles of studying the Bible and applying it for yourself.
Pastor Nathan shares a message from Isaiah 9 and addresses two questions: who are we and who is Jesus? In this message, Pastor Nathan encourages us to behold who are Savior is and rest in God's faithfulness to do the work.
Pastor Nathan begins a new mini series looking at technology and redeeming it for the glory of God.
Pastor Mike continues the Acts series by looking at the first half of chapter 8. In this message, he identifies Preaching the Word, Powerful Results, and Prideful men in this story with Peter, the Samaritans, and Simon.
Pastor Mike shares the good news about the resurrection and why it is good news for us on this special Easter Sunday service.
Pastor Mike speaks about communion from Luke 22 on this special Good Friday communion service.
Pastor Nathan continues the Acts series by looking at chapter 6. In this text, Pastor Nathan explains that there was a problem that arose, a plan put together, and progress made.
Pastor Mike continues the Acts series by finishing chapter 5. In this message he examines the persecution the apostles faced with boldness.
Pastor Josh continues the Acts series by looking at the beginning of chapter 5 with Ananias and Sapphira. In this message, Pastor Josh explains that God takes sin seriously, we do not, and the gospel is the answer.
Pastor Alex continues the series through Acts by looking at the last half of chapter 4. In this message, Pastor Alex examines two marks of the early church: Prayer and Unity.
Pastor Mike continues the Acts sermon series by looking at chapter 4. In this message, Pastor Mike shows how the apostles handled the persecution from the religious leaders and their response to their questions.
Pastor Nathan continues the series through Acts by looking at chapter 3. In this message, he explains the sign that was done and the sermon that was spoken by Peter. He addresses what miracles mean for us today. He also explains the Christology in the sermon Peter spoke about who Jesus is.
Pastor Nathan continues the series through the book of Acts, looking at the end of chapter 2. In this message, Pastor Nathan takes a closer look at the early church by examining the path into the church, the priorities of the church and the picture of the church.
Pastor Nathan continues the series in Acts by looking at Pentecost. In this message, he examines the event that took place, the explanation of that event in Peter's sermon, and how this applies to us today.
Jeff Strickland, lead pastor of The Fields Church being planted in Westfield Indiana, preaches on Psalm 27. He explains three ways to borrow strength from God for courage.
Pastor Mike continues the Acts series by finishing chapter 1. In this message, Pastor Mike examines the attitude of the disciples as they chose a new twelfth apostle to replace Judas.
Pastor Nathan continues the series through the book of Acts by looking at the ascension of Jesus. He address why the ascension is important and how this bring encouragement to us as believers.
Pastor Nathan begins a new series through the book of Acts and gives an overview of the entire book, including what he believes to be the main theme and the purpose for the book.
Pastor Mike looks at 1 Corinthians 3 to show how the church builds together, builds other, and builds for eternity as he looks to the future of his involvement with Cornerstone after the succession with Pastor Nathan. Pastor Nathan also address the congregation and how he sees the future of Cornerstone.
Pastor Mike looks at 1 Corinthians 3 to show how God uses leaders in the church. He also explains the upcoming succession plan between him and Pastor Nathan and how he came to this decision in his own heart.
Pastor Alex looks at Hebrews 2:5-18 to answer the question, "Why the Incarnation?" In this message, Pastor Alex explains 4 reasons for the incarnation: to fulfill God's original intention for humanity, to bring us to glory, to destroy the power of death and the fear of death, and to become a merciful and faithful high priest.
Pastor Nathan finishes the Judges sermon series by looking at the end of Samson's life. He helps us understand the lessons to learn from his sight and his strength.
Pastor Nathan continues the Judges series by looking at Samson. In this message, he walks through the passage and draws out applications from his life.
Pastor Mike continues the Judges series by examining the life of Gideon. In this message, Pastor Mike talks about God using tough times to get our attention, God sees our past weaknesses, God is patient with our fears, and God alone is worthy of the glory.
Pastor Nathan continues the Judges series by looking at Judges 4 & 5. In this passage, Pastor Nathan reveals how God fights our battles and how we need to have courage.
Pastor Mike continues the Judges series by looking at Ehud and shows how God is sovereign over the nations and in control.
Pastor Nathan begins a new series in the book of Judges by giving an overview and introduction to the context of the book and the theme surrounding it. He examines how everyone worships idols today, they just look different.
Pastor Mike focuses on Paul's address to the Corinthians about communion. He explains how we should give God praise and thanksgiving while also confessing our sins to God.
Pastor Nathan finishes the Family Wisdom series by looking at Proverbs 4:23. In this message, Pastor Nathan examines what it means to parent to the heart. Following the message is a the final discussion panel.
Pastor Alex continues the series Family Wisdom from the Book of Proverbs. In this message, Pastor Alex considers what God has to say about our words. He identifies people of foolish words versus the wise who uses wise words. How do we tame our tongue and be a people of wise words? Pastor Alex seeks to answer these questions. Following the message is a panel discussion.
Pastor Mike continues the series Family Wisdom by looking at how to teach children behavior and attitude. What are the differences? What role do rules play versus a relationship? Pastor Mike seeks to give practical advice in these areas from the book of Proverbs. Following the message is a discussion panel with the three pastors on questions relating to the series.
Pastor Mike continues the Family Wisdom series by explaining Proverbs 22:6 and defining what instruction, discipline, correction, punishment, and reward means and how to use them in raising children. Following the message is a discussion panel with the three pastors on questions relating to the series.
Pastor Nathan begins a new series titled, Family Wisdom: From the Book of Proverbs. In this message, Nathan explains who the Proverbs are for and how to understand them. Following the message is a discussion panel with Pastor Nathan, Pastor Alex, Ned and hosted by Dan.
Pastor Mike finishes the Character of the King series by looking at the end of Mark 15. In this message, he preaches on Christ's crucifixion.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series and looks at Jesus' suffering and trial under Pontius Pilate. In this message, Pastor Nathan helps us understand that Jesus took the place we deserved as our substitution.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at the trial of Jesus and betrayal of Peter. Hear this emotional story told by Pastor Mike as he asks whether we are the religious mockers or the denying disciple.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane and his arrest. In this message, he looks at the prediction Jesus made about his disciples, the importance of prayer, and the plot to arrest Jesus.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series by looking at Mark 14. In this message, he explains the significance of the Lord's Supper at Passover and emphasizes how worthy of worship Jesus is.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series and looks at Mark 13. In this message, Pastor Mike encourages us to be amazed, be on guard, be ready, be patient, and be alert for the second coming of Christ.
Pastor Nathan spends time talking about church membership and using spiritual gifts within the body. He looks at Romans 12 to explain how and why we should use our spiritual gifts to serve God and others.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at the end of Mark 12. Here, he explains the warning given to the Pharisees and their motives versus the motives of the widow.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at the authority of Jesus, Jesus as the Cornerstone, and Jesus' view on citizenship.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series by looking at Mark 11. He examines the miracle of the fig tree and the clearing of the temple. Pastor Nathan reveals that Jesus cares about a fruitful faith.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at the end of Mark 10.
Pastor Alex continues the Character of the King series through the Gospel of Mark by looking at the rich young ruler. What does it mean to be a true follower of Christ? Have we been misrepresenting Christ to others? Should we sell everything and follow Christ? These are some of the questions addressed in this message.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at a difficult passage on divorce. In this message, Pastor Mike admits that divorce is difficult, explains the foundation of marriage set in Genesis, and clarifies how this relates to today. What does Jesus actually say about divorce and how does this apply to us today?
Pastor Mike continues the series in Mark by looking at the end of chapter 9. In this message, Pastor Mike explains what is the objective for those on Jesus' team, who gets to be captain, who is on the team, how do we treat new teammates, and what keeps us from being on the team?
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series by looking at Mark 9 and examines the transfiguration of Jesus. Hear this powerful message as Pastor Nathan seeks to remind us of the true nature of Christ and his glory, while also challenging us to value the living Word of God by reading our Bibles.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series by looking at chapter 8 of Mark. Here, he shows how Jesus feeds the hungry, gives sight to the blind, and gives life to the dead.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series by looking at Jesus's interaction with the Syrophoenician woman and healing a deaf man. In this message, Pastor Nathan examines how we should approach Jesus and how Jesus approaches us.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series through the Gospel of Mark by looking at another of Jesus' encounters with the Pharisees. Here, Pastor Mike helps us see how Jesus exposes their hypocrisy, exposes their inconsistencies, and explains what defiles us.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series and looks at Jesus being our Good Shepherd. In this message, Pastor Nathan looks at the feeding of the five thousand and Jesus walking on water.
Pastor Nathan jumps to the end of Mark for this Easter message and looks at the intentional ending of the Gospel at verse 8. Here, he shows how Mark is posing a question to his readers on how to respond to the gospel message he has written. Will you respond in fear or will you respond in faith?
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at Mark 6. In this message, Pastor Mike examines the people's response to Jesus' authority, the disciples' being sent with His authority, and the powerful message of the gospel with His authority.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at Jesus' authority and compassion.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series by looking at Jesus calming the sea and healing a demon possessed man. In this message, he looks at Jesus' authority over creation and over the spirit world.
Pastor Alex continues our series in Mark by looking at more of Jesus' parables in chapter 4. These parables focus on the revealing of Jesus and his growing Kingdom. He shows how Jesus' purpose is revealed, his message is received, and his Kingdom is realized.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series by looking at Jesus' parable teaching of the 4 soils. He explains what these soils mean and warns us to have ears to hear Jesus' message.
Pastor Nathan continues the series in Mark by looking at Jesus' encounter with his family and the scribes. Is Jesus a liar, lunatic, or Lord? Pastor Nathan also seeks to answer the question about the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit or the unpardonable sin.
Pastor Mike continues the Character of the King series and looks at Mark chapter 3. In these verses, Pastor Mike examines those in the story who were rejectors, opportunists, and true followers, challenging us to determine what our relation to Jesus is.
Pastor Mike continues the series through the Gospel of Mark and looks at the challenges the Pharisees brought against Jesus. In this message, Pastor Mike asks us to examine our own behaviors, motives and beliefs to see if they align with God's Word.
Pastor Nathan continue the Character of the King series and looks again at Jesus' authority.
Pastor Nathan continues the Character of the King series by look at Jesus' authority to call, to teach, to command, and to restore.
Pastor Nathan begins a new series, The Character of the King, that walks through the Gospel of Mark. In this first message, Pastor Nathan gives background to this Gospel its assumed writer. He also looks at why Jesus was baptized and how that is significant for us and our lives.
Pastor Mike explains Cornerstone's discipleship process and how important that is for our lives.
Pastor Nathan looks at Luke 2 and how God loves to work in surprising ways. He also speaks with three of our missionaries about their work and how God has helped further their mission.
Pastor Mike concludes the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the birth of the King, Jesus. He shows how each Gospel gives a different perspective of Jesus.
Pastor Nathan continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the prophecies concerning the Messiah throughout the Old Testament and how they are pointing to our Savior, Jesus Christ.
Pastor Nathan continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the Israelites' return from exile. He explains how their return from exile was not complete as the true return from exile happens when Jesus returns.
Pastor Mike continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the Israelites in exile. He explains how God places us in exile for his purposes and gives us hope for a better, more perfect kingdom to come.
Pastor Mike continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the exile of the Northern and Southern Kingdoms of Israel. He emphasize the point that God is in control, even during difficult circumstances.
Pastor Nathan continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the kings from the northern tribes of Israel and the southern tribes of Judah. He explains how compromise in our faith can lead to unfaithfulness. Our only hope is to put our trust in the one true King, Jesus Christ.
Pastor Nathan continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the reign of Solomon, the height of the kingdom.
Pastor Mike continues the Story of the Kingdom series, walking through the Old Testament, by looking at the rise of the Israelite kingdom with Saul and David. He shows how living our lives according to our own standards is never what God intends, but rather we are to live according to God's standards and his plan.
Pastor Nathan continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at the book of Judges. In this message, he explains the effect sin has on our lives and the greatness of God's mercy.
Pastor Mike continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at The Law. What is the Law? What was the point of it? What does it mean for us today? Pastor Mike seeks to address some of these questions and shows how it relates to the New Testament.
Pastor Mike counties the series by looking at The Exodus and how this Old Testament event is significant for New Testament believers.
Pastor Nathan continues the Story of the Kingdom series by looking at Abraham. He unpacks who the offspring of Abraham is and what kind of faith Abraham had.
Pastor Nathan begins a new series, The Story of the Kingdom, and starts with the Creation & Fall. How do the themes laid out in the first three chapters of Genesis continue throughout the New Testament and what does that mean for us today as believers?
Pastor Mike concludes the 2-week survey of the Old Testament by looking at key figures and filing in the timeline further.
Pastor Mike begins a 2-week overview of the Old Testament in preparation for the 14 week series The Story of the Kingdom".
Pastor Nathan concludes the two week series on race and ethnicity by examining the opposing world-views in light of the gospel and offering 10 practical suggestions for how to continue in this conversation.
Pastor Nathan begins a two week series looking at race and ethnicity in the Bible. What does God's Word say about ethnicity and why is that important for us especially in the culture we find ourselves in today?
Pastor Mike spends time in Romans 10, looking at the beautiful feet of those who share the gospel. Hear this encouraging and challenging message on evangelism.
On this communion Sunday, Pastor Nathan looks at Christ's words "It Is Finished" from John. He explains what this means and how this affects our lives.
Pastor Mike finishes the series by looking at the end of chapter 4. In this message, Pastor Mike examines what it means to learn contentment, share needs and Paul's loving farewell.
Pastor Mike continues the Philippians series by beginning chapter 4. In these verses, Pastor Mike examines what it means to surrender our preferences, our control, and our thinking to Christ.
Pastor Mike continues the Philippians series by looking at the end of chapter 3. He explains what Paul says about leaving our past behind, pressing toward the goal and looking forward to heaven.
The three pastors discussion questions from the congregation and questions relating to the Philippians 3:12-21 message.
Pastor Mike continues the Philippians series by beginning chapter 3. He reveals what Paul says about confidence in the flesh and counting all things as loss.
Pastor Nathan continues the Philippians series by finishing chapter 2 and looking at the examples of three men: Paul, Timothy, and Epaphroditus.
The four pastors answer questions asked by the congregation during the Facebook like recording and also address questions specific to the Philippians 2:12-18 sermon.
The four pastors discussion questions from the congregation and specific questions related to the Philippians 2:19-30 sermon.
Pastor Nathan continues the Philippians series by looking at the next section of chapter 2. He explains what it means to be lights in this world and how important it is for Christians to be a people who do not grumble and complain.
The four pastors discuss some application for the Philippians 2:1-11 message. They answer questions about surrendered and selfish thinking: how it affects the church and also marriages/homes.
Pastor Mike continues the series in Philippians and begins chapter 2. He looks at what it means to surrender our thinking to Christ.
Pastor Nathan continues the Philippians series and finishes chapter 1. He shows how Paul wrestled with being with Christ or staying to further the kingdom, making a pros and cons list.
The three pastors discuss questions related to the Philippians 1:19-30 sermon as well as fun questions from the congregation's Facebook comments during recording.
The four pastors answer personal questions as well as a few questions related to the sermon on Philippians 1:12-18.
Pastor Mike continues the Philippians series and finishes chapter 1. He looks at what it means to surrender to Christ in all circumstances.
The four pastors answer fun questions from Cathy Vauters. They also discuss questions submitted by the congregation and questions about the sermon.
Pastor Nathan begins the new series, Philippians: Surrendering All To Christ, by giving background to Paul's letter to the Philippians and looking at the first 11 verses of chapter 1. He gives 4 encouraging results of surrendering all to Christ.
Pastor Nathan finishes the God Is series by looking at God Is Hope on Easter Sunday 2020.
Our four pastors discuss questions from the God Is Love sermon as well as other questions submitted by the congregation.
Pastor Mike continues the God Is series by looking at God Is Love. God demonstrated his love by sending Christ to die for our sins, and we are also to demonstrate love to others.
Our four pastors discuss questions about the sermon God Is Wise as well as other questions from the congregation.
Pastor Nathan continues the God Is series by looking at another attribute of God, God Is Wise. What is wisdom? How is it different from knowledge? Learn the answers to these questions and how the wisdom of God should impact our lives.
Pastor Nathan begins a four week series titled God Is, looking at 4 key attributes of God we need to remember in times of uncertainty. He looks at the sovereignty of God: what that means and how that effects our daily lives.
Pastor Mike continues the Passion Week series by looking at Jesus' prayer in the garden and his betrayal and arrest.
Pastor Mike begin a new series titled Passion Week, looking at the final moments of Jesus' life leading to Easter Sunday. In this message, Pastor Mike looks at Jesus in the upper room with his disciples. What happened in that room and what was Jesus teaching his disciples and now us?
Pastor Mike finishes the Making of a Leader series by looking at the final verses of the book of Titus. In this passage, Pastor Mike points out the profitable truth, the unprofitable truth, and the partnership.
Pastor Mike continues the Making of a Leader series by looking at where I live, who I was, what happened to me, and who I am now.
Pastor Mike continues the Making of a Leader series by finishing chapter 2 of Titus. He looks at the appearing of the grace of God and the appearing of the glory of God. What does God's grace do in our lives and what does his glory mean for us?
Nathan Eikenberry - February 9, 2020
Pastor Nathan continues in the book of Titus and looks at what makes a church distinct from the world. Hear how generations and genders, workers, and the gospel all play a role in making the church distinct from the world with the purpose of putting the gospel on display.
Nathan Eikenberry - February 2, 2020
Pastor Nathan continues the Making of a Leader series by looking at pastors and elders. What are pastors/elders and what is their role in the life of the church? Pastor Nathan addresses these questions and explains what the texts has to say about them.
Pastor Mike looks at Isaiah 52 and 53, focusing on the suffering servant, Jesus. He explains the importance of the wounding of Jesus and what his sacrifice means for us and why we celebrate communion.
Pastor Mike looks at Serve Other and Lead Others from the Cornerstone mission statement. He looks at John 13 and what Jesus taught about serving and leading others.
Pastor Mike looks at Cornerstone Baptist Church's mission statement and explains what it means to help people Know God and Grow Together. He explains the importance of evangelism and what it means to be a spiritually mature Christian.
Pastor Alex continues The Making of a Leader series by looking at the last half of 2 Timothy 2. He shows Pauls warnings against false teaching and the dangers it can bring. How do we recognize false teaching and hold to the true gospel? How do we deal with false teaching and false teachers in a godly way? Pastor Alex seeks to answer these questions and more in this message.
Pastor Mike continues the Making of a Leader series by looking at the first half of chapter 2. In this message, Pastor Mike explains the encouragement to the believer, the examples of the faith, and the edification to the faithful.
Pastor Nathan continues the Making of a Leader series by beginning the book of 2 Timothy. He explains what Paul means by "the good deposit entrusted" to us and gives clear definition to what the gospel is.
Communion services are special services at Cornerstone. We focus on the sacrifice Jesus made for our sin, hear the gospel message presented, and partake in the Lord's Supper together. Pastor Mike gives the gospel message and encourages those who are not saved to receive the free gift of God, eternal life through Jesus Christ.
Pastor Mike finishes 1 Timothy by looking at the rest of chapter 6. What does God say about worldly possessions? Where and how should we find contentment? Pastor Mike shows the comparison between sound teaching and false teaching posed in this passage.
Pastor Nathan continues the Making of a Leader series by look at honoring elders. Who are the elders? How should we honor them? These are a few questions Pastor Nathan addresses in this message.
Pastor Mike continues the Making of a Leader series by look at the qualifications for deacons, Christ our living hope, and the dangers of legalism.
Pastor Nathan continues our series The Making of a Leader by looking at the making of an elder. What is the role and function of an elder? What are the qualifications? Hear what Paul says in 1 Timothy 3 about who is qualified to be an elder or pastor of a church.
Pastor Nathan breaks from 1 Timothy to include other passages in the Bible relating to women in ministry. He explains Deborah's role in Judges, Priscilla and Aquila's leadership in Acts, and more. What kind of leaders are women to be? Pastor Nathan seeks to answer this question and more in this message.
Pastor Mike continues the Making of a Leader series with an intentional look at what the Bible says about women in ministry. What do other New Testament texts say? What is the Bible teaching and what is it not restricting from women? Hear Pastor Mike's response to these questions and how this relates to Cornerstone Baptist Church.
Pastor Nathan continues our Making of a Leader series by looking at an overview of women in the Bible, in reference to 1 Timothy 2:8-15. What does the Bible say about women? What does God think about women? Pastor Nathan answers some of these questions in this message.
Pastor Mike continues the Making of a Leader series by looking at verses 8-15 where Paul addresses women and their role in the church. Pastor Mike explains modesty as related to this passage and a brief explanation of women's role in the local church body. This is the first message of a mini series on women in the church.
Pastor Nathan continues the Making of a Leader series by focusing on the first 7 verse of chapter 2. Here, Nathan explains the different kinds of prayers we should pray and who we should pray for.
Pastor Mike continues the series walking through 1 Timothy by looking at 1 Timothy 1:12-20. Paul addresses Who I Was, Who I am, and How to Live as a result. Pastor Mike also give principles to apply for leaders or becoming a leader.
Pastor Mike walks through 1 Timothy 1:3-11 that warns against false teachings and what the law is truly meant for.
Pastor Mike closes out the prayer series by looking at fasting. What is it and why do we do it? Hear from Pastor Mike as he walks through Matthew 6:16-18 where Jesus explains how we should fast.
Pastor Nathan continues the prayer series by looking at the last line of the Lord's Prayer: "Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil." Does God tempt us? What are we asking God to deliver us from? Pastor Nathan address some of these questions and more in this message.
Pastor Nathan continues our series on prayer by looking at forgiveness. He helps explain forgiveness from God as we forgive our debtors.
Pastor Mike continues the prayer series by looking at the sentence in the Lord's Prayer, "Give us this day our daily bread." What was meant by this sentence? How does this apply to our lives today? These are some of the questions answered in this sermon.
Pastor Nathan continues the prayer series on the Lord's Prayer by look at Your Kingdom Come, Your Will Be Done. What is the kingdom of God? How does it come or when does it come? These are some of the questions answered as Pastor Nathan dives into the meaning behind this text.
Pastor Mike continues the prayer series by looking at the first part of the Lord's Prayer, "Our Father who is in heaven..." and shows what this means for our relationship with God.
Pastor Mike begins the prayer series with this introduction to prayer. He focus on how we typically pray in the midst of circumstances and how our prayers should be postured.
Pastor Mike finishes our mission statement series with Lead Others, challenging us all to step in to making disciples as Jesus commanded.
Pastor Mike continues the series by looking at Serve Others. He explains how Jesus served and how we should follow Christ in service.
Pastor Mike continues our 4 week series on our mission and discipleship focus with Grow Together and how important it is to be connect to a body of believers, intentionally growing in your faith.
Pastor Nathan looks at Psalm 19 and how we are to Know God through his creation, through his Word, and in our hearts.
Pastor Nathan looks at Hebrews chapter one and shows how Jesus is better than anything and everything.
Pastor Mike finishes our Stewardship series by looking at 1 Timothy 6 and what he says about being content in the Lord.
Pastor Nathan walks through 2 Corinthians 9, looking at the blessings we receive for giving generously.
Pastor Mike looks at the story of Peter's denial after Jesus was arrested and compares how we deny Jesus daily on this special communion Sunday.
Pastor Nathan finishes the Family Foundations series by looking at James 1 and how God commands Christians to care for the orphans and widows.
Pastor Mike continues our Family Foundations series by looking at how to parent your kids for the glory of God.
Pastor Mike continues the Family Foundations series by looking at Acts and what it means for the church to be a family.
Pastor Nathan continues the Family Foundations series by looking at the family as the church. Looking at Deuteronomy 6, Nathan explains how the family is to function as a church.
Pastor Nathan begins our series Family Foundations by looking at what God says all throughout Scripture about biblical families.
Mike finishes the Connected series by looking at 2 Timothy and the importance of mentorship.
Pastor Mike looks at Luke chapter 15 and shares how we are to be connected to the lost and share the Gospel with them.
Pastor Mike continues the series and looks in Luke at the Good Samaritan, explaining how we are called to serve our neighbors.
Pastor Nathan looks at Philippians and how we should connect personally with the global mission to make disciples.