Cornerstone Lafayette

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.

Pastor Mike shares a message from 1 Samuel 17 on the story of David and Goliath.

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.

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 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 four pastors discuss questions related to the Philippians 3:1-11 sermon.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.