Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

An in-depth study of Romans 12.

The story of the Apostle Paul as recorded in the Book of Acts is a great example of the transforming work of God. The story reminds us that a life that is surrendered to God can be transformed by God. In this study, we examine three principles of a transformed life taken from Acts 11-15.

An in-depth study of Romans 6-8.

Christianity is not a religion; it’s a relationship with Jesus Christ. We will see 3 characters in Acts 8-10 that will discover this truth - that doing religion without a relationship with Jesus is worthless.

An in-depth study of Romans 2-5.

The Holy Spirit can often be a controversial topic in the church. Some spheres of the church seldom talk about the Holy Spirit because it makes them feel uncomfortable; while other spheres of the church put an unhealthy emphasis on the Holy Spirit and the gifts of the Spirit. In today’s message, Pastor Austin addresses who the Holy Spirit it, what His purpose is in our lives, and how we can be filled with His power.

An in-depth study of Romans 1.

As we read through the book of Proverbs, we notice that Self-Control and Humility are the hallmarks of Wisdom. But Self-Control and Humility dont come naturally with age. Join us as we learn more about Wisdom so that we can avoid the foolish ways that lead to sin and death.

An in-depth study of Revelation 4:1-2.

Many people today wonder what the purpose is for the Old Testament—after all, isn’t it all about rules, regulations, and rituals? Doesn’t it contain a lot of information about bloodshed, wars, death, and disease? And aren’t we under the new covenant now—the New Testament—so we don’t really need the Old Testament, right? WRONG. In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said that He didn’t come to do away with the Law, but to fulfill it. So how are we to understand the Old Testament and its application to us today? Join Pastor Gary for this study in Matthew 5 for that answer.

An in-depth study of Revelation 3:14-22.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus uses two metaphors to describe His followers: “salt of the earth”, and “light of the world”. He expects His followers to impact and influence the world for His glory. We are to invade our culture in the way that salt invades food and light invades the darkness. Christians must get off the side-lines and get into the game! We cannot be silent, passive, or irrelevant. We must engage the culture, promote Biblical values, speak the truth, and live for Jesus and tell people about Jesus wherever and whenever we can—this is being salt and light.

An in-depth study of Revelation 3:1-13.

The longest recorded and most familiar sermon of Jesus is referred to as “The Sermon on the Mount.” All of Matthew 5-7 is devoted to this teaching and the purpose of it is to explain to us what it looks like to live as a devoted follower of Jesus Christ, motivated by the heart rather than by the law. The first part of the sermon is called “The Beatitudes” (which means “Blessings”). There are eight Beatitudes, and they are all intended to be read and lived as a package, not as multiple choice. Join us today as Pastor Gary begins a series through The Sermon on the Mount explaining the 8 Beatitudes.

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