Cornerstone Church Kingston

The joy of Christmas is found not only in Christ's birth, but what he was born to do. Through Hebrews 2: 5-18, Pete examines the great disaster of sin and death that afflicts all humanity. But Jesus was born to die that death itself may die - and all through Him might live.

As we continue our series in Matthew’s gospel, Rory preaches to us from Matthew 9:9-26. In this passage we focus on Jesus’ words to John’s disciples, and his actions immediately after, showing his consistency in living out what he was saying about himself and the world we live in. We see him getting his hands dirty with the sick, giving life to the dead, and we look at what it means for us today....

It was fitting that Jesus should live a human life. Through the lens of Hebrews 2: 5-13, Tom explores the nature of Christ's wonderful character: he became perfect for our sake, seeking to adopt the worst of sinners into his family as new creations free of shame. In every way, the saviour born on Christmas day is the most fitting saviour for us all.

In this special carol service message, Tom explores how although Jesus entered the world as a baby, he did not stay that way. In Revelation 7: 9-17, we see the victorious Jesus gathering his people from across the nations, who have all been empowered to say in every language under the Sun: "Salvation belongs to our God, who sits on the throne, and to the Lamb."

As we continue our series in Matthew’s gospel, Chris preaches from Matthew 9:14-17. In this passage we see Jesus explain why his disciples no longer fast, we see what fasting, patches of clothe and wineskins have in common, and what it means for us today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYapWRTQVaQ

In the Christmas season, we celebrate the coming of Christ the redeemer - but why did he have to come to us? Rory explores how the unknown writer of Hebrews 2 shows us the problem of sin, the wonder of Jesus, and the crown of glory placed upon his most treasured pinnacle of creation: you.

Is your future written in the stars? On this first day of Advent, Pete examines the sighting of the new star in Matthew 2: 1-12. When the magi saw the sign, they didn't see the stars speaking into their own small lives; they saw the majesty of creation. Listen in to discover how the heavens declare the glory of God.

In this final letter to the seven churches, Jesus diagnoses the church of Laodicea with a near-terminal case of lukewarm spiritual death. Join Tom as he takes us through Revelation 3: 14-22, illustrating how Christ's hard-hitting rebuke - spoken in love - encourages us to abandon self-sufficiency and return to the source of our hope and life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egofp5SmRnQ

As we continue our series in Matthew’s gospel, Dean preaches from Matthew 9:27-34. In this passage we encounter Jesus healing two blind men and a demon-possessed mute. We discover the great and wonderful mercy of Jesus for people in need and what it takes for us to become and remain followers of him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nNqFSmwvFk

As we continue our series in the Letters to the seven churches, we are also commissioning our new church plant, Hope Church Tolworth. Today Tom preaches from Revelation 3:7-13 where Jesus turns to encourage the believers in Philadelphia. Listen in to hear how the Lord's sovereign rule empowers us to go out and to declare the gospel of Christ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4M4sNhHujA

Today, Rory continues our series in the book of Matthew, preaching from Matthew 8:18-27. In this passage Jesus reveals something of his divine nature and power by calming the storm that surrounded him and his disciples. Knowing who Jesus is and his sovereignty over creation, how will we build our lives on him? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKqsIHe-M7o

Today we continue our series in Jesus' letters to the churches of Asia Minor. In Revelation 3:1-6, Jesus addresses the church in Sardis, a congregation with an impressive reputation yet lacking genuine spiritual life. Listen in to hear how their repentance and hope lies in union with Christ. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSw3-5No90s

As we continue our new series in Matthew’s gospel, Tom preaches to us from Matthew 8:18-22. In this passage two men approach Jesus with apparent eagerness to follow Him, but Jesus exposes the deeper obstacles in their hearts. We see how Jesus challenges us to recognise that His kingdom must take precedence over all else. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUvs8zExdQE

Today, Pete continues our series in the letters to the seven churches of Asia Minor. In Revelation 2:18-29, Jesus addresses the church in Thyatira, recognising their love, service, and perseverance but warning against their tolerance of false teaching. In a world that tries to infiltrate the church and pull us away from the truth, how will we stand firm against the pressures to conform? https://ww...

As we continue our series in Matthew’s gospel, Pete preaches to us from Matthew 8:1-17, focussing on Jesus’ healing of Peter’s mother-in-law and the healing of the crowds. In this passage we see Jesus’ power and love for the sick and needy, the connection to the passage in Isaiah, and what it means for us today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRUHPhn02bQ

Today, Tom takes us through the next letter in our series in the seven letters to the churches of Asia minor. In Revelation 2:12-17, Jesus addresses the church in Pergamum, commending them for their faithfulness in a city filled with pagan worship. He encourages them to stay true but also warns against tolerating false teachings, which can lead to compromise. How will we uphold truth in a culture...

In the next in our series Rory preaches from Revelation 2:8-11. In these verses, Jesus encourages the church in Smyrna, reminding them that He is the eternal victor over death and in control of all events. Despite their current and impending persecution, they are called to remain fearless and faithful, trusting in the eternal rewards He promises. Will we endure faithfully, looking beyond earthly s...

As we continue our new series in Matthew’s gospel, Tom preaches to us from Matthew 8:1-13. In this passage we see the encounter between Jesus and the roman centurion whose servant is paralysed and ‘suffering terribly’ at home. We see the centurion’s request, Jesus’ amazement at what he’s seeing and hearing, and what it all means for us today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M4ki5mO88U

Today Pete continues our series in the seven letters to the seven churches of Asia. In Revelation 2:1-7, Jesus commends the Church for their perseverance and hatred of sin but warns them of forsaking their first love for Him. Without a renewed love for Christ that overflows into the world, the Church becomes lifeless. Will we return to our first love, so we can be with God, where sin and separatio...

At our baptism service where we’re baptising five young believers, Rory preaches to us from Luke 5:12-14. In this passage we see Jesus heal a man with leprosy - we see Jesus’ amazing response to the man’s request, the power of God at work, and what this all means for us today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2JufbFb-5s

Today we begin a new series in the Book of Revelation, looking at the seven letters dictated by Jesus and written down by John the apostle and sent to the seven churches of Asia. Pete opens the series with an introduction to the letters and preaches from Revelation 1:1-20. In these verses John encounters the risen Jesus in his glory and we are presented with a vision of what the followers of Jesus...

In our final evening in our series on Postcards - the shortest books in the Bible - Tom preaches from Jude 1:1-25. In this letter we see Jude writing to God’s people to urge them to carry on in the faith - we see his warning about false teaching, his call to persevere in the truth, and what it all means for us today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-82R564MiQg

Today, Tom concludes our series “Wonderfully Made”. In Psalm 139:19-24, David calls for God’s justice against those who misuse His name and exploit others, which reflects the reality of human sinfulness. The heart of this prayer is a desire for the Lord to bring an end to evil. How are Christians to understand this prayer for judgement and how does it apply to our lives? https://www.youtube.com/wa...

Rory continues our Postcards series - looking at the smallest books in the Bible - by preaching from 3 John 1:1-15. In this passage we see John’s letter to his friend Gaius - we see his love for his Christian brothers and sisters, his instructions to his friend, and what it all means for us today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRgMtOQ9IWM