Cornerstone Baptist Church of Fort Worth, Texas

This message invites us into a profound truth that challenges our culture's obsession with instant success: formation always precedes mission. Drawing from Luke 2:40-52, we delve into the reality that Jesus Christ Himself spent thirty years in obscurity before launching His public ministry. These weren't wasted years—they were divine preparation. The summary of Christ's hidden years...

Join us as we focus on the purpose of Christ coming to Earth.

Join us as we celebrate Christmas with this final advent sermon on love.

Join us as Pastor Herrell continues our advent series with this teaching on joy.

Join us as we celebrate the advent season and Pastor Herrell teaches on what peace really means.

This powerful message meets us right where many of us find ourselves—running on empty, with our reservoir of hope depleted. It's not about depression or falling apart, but about that subtle weariness that comes from pushing through uncertainty, waiting for pieces to fall into place, finding more problems than solutions. The core revelation here is transformative: hope is not something we manu...

Romans 12 confronts us with a challenging truth: spiritual transformation doesn't happen by accident. Just as someone can't get physically fit by merely holding a gym membership, we can't experience genuine life change by casually attending church once a week. This passage calls us beyond being spectators of spiritual things to becoming active participants in God's transformati...

Join us as Pastor McNair continues our series through the book of Romans.

This powerful exploration of Romans 8 invites us into one of the most liberating truths of the Christian faith: there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. When we truly experience God's grace, we don't exploit it; we respond to it with gratitude and a changed life. The core teaching walks us through the intersection of guilt and grace, showing how Christ didn't just...

This powerful exploration of Romans 7 confronts a universal truth we all experience: the internal war between who we want to be and who we actually are. We've all been there—making resolutions to pray more, be more patient, eat healthier, control our anger—only to find ourselves back at square one within days. It feels like two people live inside us: one who loves God and one who sabotages ev...

This powerful exploration of Romans 6 challenges us to move beyond the surface understanding that 'God loves me just the way I am' to embrace a deeper truth: God loves us too much to leave us where we are. While grace begins with acceptance—meeting us in our brokenness and sin—it doesn't end there. The message unpacks how God's grace isn't merely about forgiveness; it&#039...

Join us as Pastor Herrell continues our series through Romans and teaches on what it means to be part of God's family.

In this powerful exploration of Romans 4, Pastor Herrell delves into the true meaning of God's covenant family. The central message revolves around Abraham's faith and how it defines our spiritual lineage. We learn that it's not bloodlines, rituals, or ethnicity that make us part of God's family, but our faith in Him. This revelation challenges us to rethink our understanding o...

Join us as Pastor Herrell continues our series through the book of Romans

Join us as Pastor Herrell introduces our new series through the book of Romans.

In our exploration of 2 Corinthians, we uncover a profound truth: God's power is most active in our weakness. This paradoxical insight challenges our worldly notions of strength and success. The Apostle Paul's 'thorn in the flesh' becomes a powerful metaphor for our own struggles and limitations. Yet, it's precisely in these moments of vulnerability that we experience God&...

In life's unexpected journeys, Pastor Hadley reminded us of the power of faith, hope, and love. This message explores how to navigate paths we didn't choose, drawing inspiration from 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18. We're challenged to rejoice always and give thanks in everything, even amidst pain and loss. The resurrection of Christ stands as our cornerstone, offering a living hope that su...

Join us as Pastor Jeremy McNair preaches through 2nd Corinthians.

Join us as Pastor Browning teaches from Exodus 33:1-23

In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine the simplicity and sufficiency of the gospel in our lives. Drawing from Paul's letter to the Corinthians, we're reminded how easily we can drift from the pure, unadorned truth of Christ's sacrifice. The central theme revolves around recognizing and resisting spiritual deception, particularly when it comes disguised as sophis...

In this powerful message, we delve into the nature of spiritual authority as outlined in 2 Corinthians 10. We're reminded that true authority is rooted in Christ, not in our own accomplishments. This authority isn't meant for self-promotion or domination, but for building up others in faith. The apostle Paul's struggle with critics serves as a backdrop, teaching us to measure our mi...

In this powerful exploration of 2 Corinthians 10, we're challenged to confront the battlefield of our minds. The apostle Paul unveils a profound truth: our greatest struggles often occur within our thoughts. Using military metaphors, we're shown how to wage spiritual warfare against lies, fears, and deceptions that can become strongholds in our minds. The key message is clear - we must a...

In this powerful message, we're challenged to reflect on how we carry the name of Jesus in our daily lives. The central theme revolves around 2 Corinthians 8-9, where Paul discusses generosity and integrity in the early church. We're reminded that as Christians, we're not just representing ourselves, but carrying the reputation of Christ wherever we go. This isn't a light respo...

In this powerful message, we're challenged to reconsider our relationship with abundance and generosity. The central theme revolves around the relationship between grace and generosity. Pastor Jeremy reflected on Macedonian churches' extraordinary generosity, as described in 2 Corinthians 8. Despite their extreme poverty, these believers begged for the privilege of giving beyond their me...

In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine the depth of our relationships and the openness of our hearts. The central theme revolves around Paul's plea in 2 Corinthians 7:2 to 'make room in your hearts for us.' This isn't just about physical space, but about our emotional and spiritual capacity to love and be vulnerable. We're reminded that salvation is not...