Cornerstone Fellowship Sermons: Recent Episodes
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"It is a poor sermon that gives no offense; that neither makes the hearer displeased with himself nor with the preacher." George Whitefield
Ezra sets out on his journey without soldiers so as to be a witness to God's faithfulness. What balance must we strike between faith and security? Seth preaches on Ezra 8, May 13, 2018.
Seth Kerlin preaches about the things that make us unique in God's creation and in God's eyes.
Wearing gold bling in church? Bringing anxiety with you everywhere you go? God speaks through the Apostle Paul in Colossians 4 in ways that resonate still today.
Christmas Eve service 2017 at Cornerstone Fellowship. Seth Kerlin preaches on the culture wars, the Incarnation, and how to talk about faith in this ever changing culture.
A few thoughts from Colossians...the narrow path vs. the wide path, never growing up, and how to follow God's will. For starters.
Cornerstone Fellowship has been through a lot. And there is so much more ahead of us, blessings and challenges! But are we succeeding or failing as a church in God's Kingdom? How can we move from Ephesus to Philadelpha? (Revelation 2)
Dr. Cuffey from Urbana Theological Seminary preaches on Jesus' ability to reach out across all walks of life.
Pearce Durst delivers his first sermon- a reflection on what it means to wait in righteousness for the Lord, using Simeon and Joseph of Arimathea as examples.
Seth Kerlin preaches from Luke 18 on the things that keep us from following Christ. The rich young man had followed some commandments well...others not so much. He knew it was better to follow Jesus and leave behind his sin, but his sin had gotten so wrapped up in his identity that he was unable to let go and follow Jesus.
Author and Speaker Karen Rabbitt teaches on what it means and what it feels like to experience God's all consuming love for us as a God of compassion.
Seth Kerlin preaches on the parable of the wise manager in Luke 16 and raves about his car.
Luke 15:11-32 Seth preaches on the parable of the prodigal son with a somewhat lengthy digression about carob milkshakes.
Seth Kerlin preaches on the Book of Daniel. Daniel is betrayed and thrown to the lions. But he chooses faith and love over chaos and unbelief.