Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Romans 4:1-8. We must understand the Gospel - how we are and are not saved. It is very good news for those of us who aren't righteous on our own.

From John 20:19-22 & Matthew 28:18-20. We know it's important that Jesus was sent. It might surprise you what Jesus has to say about our role in light of his being sent.

From 2 Corinthians 5:14-21. Because of what Christ has done for us, we should be compelled to live for him and tell others about him.

From Revelation 14:14-20. This passage speaks of two harvests in the end times. Which one will you be part of? What about those around you?

From Revelation 14:1-13. This passage gives a stark contrast between those who worship God and those who worship the beast.

From Romans 1:16-17. The Gospel is the power of God for salvation.

From Revelation 13. In this chapter, we see that Satan isn't alone. There will be two other beasts in the end times. Together, they plan to deceive people into worshiping them.

From Revelation 12. We have an enemy, the devil. He has battled against God and humanity for a long time. This sermon gives some perspective on how we can live in the midst of this battle.

From Revelation 11. This chapter reminds us of the amazing power and reign of God. You won't want to be on the wrong side of his reign.

From Revelation 10. In this passage, we're told that the mystery of God will be brought to completion. There is some mystery to it, but it's a mystery that God reveals.

From Revelation 8-9. In these two chapters we see more punishment sent from God. It's interesting to note what doesn't happen at the end of it - may it stand as a reminder for us.

From Revelation 7. Once again, we see a picture of heaven erupting in praise to the Father and the Son. In this sermon, I point out 5 themes from ch.7 that are also broader themes in the book of Revelation as a whole.

From Revelation 6. Is God a God of wrath? Is it right for the God of love to punish? Can God be a holy God without punishing wickedness? These are important questions that are addressed in this sermon on a chapter that talks about "the wrath of the Lamb."

From Revelation 5. This chapter paints an amazing picture of worship, directed to the Father and the Son. May it inspire us to worship now! ___________________________________________________________________

From Revelation 4. The Apostle John was given a vision of what goes on in heaven. What he saw there is really important for us. It's something we should be doing now.

From Revelation 3:14-22. This passage shows us God's amazing heart to be in a relationship with people who don't deserve him. Jesus is pictured as standing at the door, knocking.

From John 18:28-19:16. Pontius Pilate was confronted with Jesus. He had to make an important decision regarding Jesus. In many ways, his decision reflects an important decision for us, too.

From John 12:12-16 and Psalm 118:22-27. In John's story of the Triumphal Entry, he said, "At first his disciples did not understand all this." There is a lot of wonderful imagery in Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. In this sermon, we'll look into some of the imagery from Psalm 118.

From Revelation 3:7-13. What do you do when you don't feel you have the strength to continue. This passage gives us a good example of what to do, but also a reminder of what God will do for us.

From Revelation 3:1-6. The message from Jesus to the people of the church in Sardis might seem very bleak: they were dead! But there was still hope. They could come to God to be revived.

"Wrath, Love, Response" from Luke 13:22-30. What does it mean that God is a God of wrath and a God of love? How should we respond to these two truths?

From Revelation 2:18-29. The church in Thyatira had some people who were holding on to the truth. But others were following wicked ways. We must remember that there will be temptations. May we hold on to the faith until Jesus comes again!

From Revelation 2:12-17. The church in Pergamum was doing really well in difficult times - at least some of the people were. But others had chosen a different path. We are more tempted than we might like to think to take the wrong path. But God has given us something very powerful to help us stay on the right path.

From Revelation 2:8-11. The church in Smyrna faced severe persecution. How would you do if your faith were tested? This passage gives us two commands from Jesus to remind us how to prepare and respond to trouble.

"A Passion to Know Christ," from Dan Schindler - elder at Cornerstone Church. Do we have a passion to know Christ? If we really did, we would seek him. What does the Bible say about seeking God?