Cornerstone Baptist Church - Montague Sermons

Sometimes we have trust issues with the Holy Spirit. Maybe based on being hurt by those who have claimed to be listening to the Holy Spirit. This week, we explore Jesus’ words that “When the Spirit comes, he will lead you into all truth”.

This week, we start a 4-week series looking at the person and work of the Holy Spirit.

This week Halie Proude wraps up our SOTM series with Jesus' closing parable about where our houses are built: crumbling sand or steady rock.

Narrow Gate, False Teachers, and Not Knowing Jesus.

This week, Matt walks us through Jesus' words about "pearls before pigs" and how God is inviting us to trust His character in how we pray.

Most of us have experience facing judgemental attitudes in church. Most of us, if we’re honest, have a tendency to fixate on faults in others that frustrate us. Jesus here challenges where our heart is when we’re sitting in a seat of judgement.

In this famous passage, Jesus addresses our worry about life.

This week we have Paul and Elizabeth Millar joining us as we continue to pray and discern God's direction about a potential merger with Montague Christian Church.

People don't rise from the dead! The claim of Christianity that Jesus is risen would be an embarrassment if it's not true. In 1 Corinthians 15 the Apostle Paul gives us a case for the Resurrection: That we have REASON to believe, and we can EXPERIENCE the Risen Jesus.

This week we combine weeks 9 & 11 in our study guide looking at Jesus’ words about public displays of “righteousness”, like giving to the needy and fasting.

This morning we look at Jesus’ counterintuitive words about how we respond to those who harm us and loving those that are hard to love.

Jesus’ words about divorce in the Sermon On The Mount are brief and seem abrupt. But Jesus is speaking into a specific debate raging at his time, which helps us understand how we should think about divorce today.

This week, Matt Poole helps us work through Jesus’ teaching about making oaths, and what true honesty looks like as we seek to “let our Yes be Yes, and our No be No.”

Lust is not a new problem of the human heart: objectifying another person for the purpose of sexual gratification. How are we invited to see others differently as part of the Kingdom of God.

Most of us could never imagine ourselves participating in a murder, but are all too familiar with anger. This week we wrestle with Jesus’ teaching about anger and pursuing reconciliation.

How are we supposed to live? If you’ve read the Bible, you’ve likely come across strange laws in the Old Testament that seem to have little to do with our everyday life. In this passage, we look at how Jesus sees himself in relationship to the Law, and how he’s calling his disciples (then and today) to live.

In week two of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, Matt Poole walks us through Jesus’ call for his disciples to be salt and light. What did that mean to those listening, and for us today?

We're starting our series through Jesus' "Sermon on the Mount" recorded in Matthew 5-7. We're asking questions like, "What is this Kingdom of Heaven?" and "What does it mean the be 'blessed' ?"

As we prepare to gather around the Lord’s Table, we take some time to talk to ask, “What is Communion?”

During the last Sunday of 2023, we participated together in an ancient prayer practice called the Examen. As you listen, you're encouraged to invite the Holy Spirit to help you reflect on the past year.

This Sunday, we're honoured to have Julie Nicholson share her story of how God has continued to show up in her life.

Christmas Eve, 2023

We're often asking where God is in the midst of a fallen and messed up world. This week, we look at the hope of God's action to restore His creation, instigated at the coming of Jesus.

"The line between good and evil runs not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either — but right through every human heart." - Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn This week, we look at how Christ is the Light that comes into the world and pushes back the darkness of our Sinful Nature.

We're continuing in our "Light of the World" series we're looking at how Christ breaks in as light into the dark influence of Satan.