Cornerstone Baptist Church

God calls sinners to Himself, preaches the gospel to them, and produces a costly, obedient faith.

At the tower of Babel, God shows mercy in limiting man's ambition to rebel against Him.

2 Samuel 22 shows David's lens of faith as he sees life with a massive view of God and humble view of man.

God provides for life after the flood -- offering protection and life until full provision comes through Jesus.

The Resurrection is the preeminent, prominent act securing our gospel hope.

In the flood we see the completeness and certainty of God's judgment and salvation.

In Genesis 4-5 we see how quickly sin takes over in the lives of Adam's sons but see God's grace in the life of Enoch.

These chapters show us three things: sin cannot be outrun, God’s judgment cannot be escaped, and the light of the true King, Jesus Christ, cannot be quenched — when you begin to see God this way, the Scriptures call that response the fear of the Lord.

In Genesis 3, we see our first representatives fall. But in their failure, we find the first promise of a Greater Representative who would eventually come to undo the curse.

Genesis 2 shows that God graciously provides everything we need-- life, provision, commands, relationships, and a way to stand before Him unashamed.

In the Beginning, God. 1). God is good. 2). God is self-giving. 3). God is gracious.

Meeting the Returning King: 1). The inescapable justice of God. 2). The mercy of the King. 3). How you come to the King determines everything.

Three attributes of God revealed in the creation account: He is Creator, Powerful, and Orderly.

In 2 Samuel we see David faithfully trust God and His sovereignty, pointing us to the faithfulness of Jesus who was exiled for our sin to the cross.

Be profitable for the kingdom by avoiding division, addressing it when it arises, and supporting gospel work beyond your local church.

Believers should do good to others because of who we were before Christ, because God has washed and is renewing us, and because our justification is already complete.

Believers should live godly lives because of Christ's first coming, His promised return, and the cross that purchased both our forgiveness and holiness.

1.) Sin shows itself in our culture. 2.) Sin shows itself most clearly in our families. 3.) Sin leaves scars on our lives. 4.) We must be rescued from sin by the redeeming love of God.

Sound doctrine must be "worn" through godly living in every relationship to make the Gospel attractive to the world.

1.) False belief can be sinful. 2.) False beliefs lead to wrong living. 3.) Therefore, elders should rebuke false teachers.

The church needs elders who are morally qualified and able to teach.

A call to strengthen your faith, grow in truth and godliness, rest in eternal hope, and stand firm in the grace and peace God gives.

Sin, Judgment, and the Son of David: Point 1: The Special Aspect of David’s Sin. Point 2 — The General Aspect of David’s Sin. Point 3: The Specific Aspect of David’s Judgment and Salvation. Point 4: The General Aspect of Judgment and Salvation.

True wisdom is found in revering God with awe, obeying His commands from the heart, and living every day in light of the coming judgement.

Live wisely and joyfully in light of life's brevity -- planning for the future with faith, enjoying God's good gifts with gratitude, and remembering our Creator before death comes.