Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Revelation 2:1-7. The church at Ephesus had a lot going for it - by my count, Jesus mentioned nine things they were doing well. But it's the one thing they weren't doing well that stands out: they had forsaken their first love. How's your love for God these days?

From Revelation 1:9-20. When you think of Jesus, what picture pops into your mind? The picture we see in this passage is so awe-inspiring that the guy who saw it fell down as if dead! May we all have a right view of who Jesus is. May we all live accordingly.

From Revelation 1:1-8. Why study the book of Revelation? It reminds of some wonderful things. Although we may not understand everything in the book, the God who knows it all has revealed things to us and he wants us to know and worship him.

This is a 2-part sermon from Ethan Larson. Part 1 is an update on Ethan's work with Training Leaders International. Part 2 is a message from Matthew 9:35-38 on Jesus' heart to proclaim the Gospel.

From Matthew 1:23. What a gift we've been given in Jesus Christ! God is with us!

From Luke 1:26-38. Jesus caused quite a stir, both in his birth and in his life. Could he be the Messiah? If he is, what does that mean for us?

From Psalm 89:19-34. God has made many good promises to us. What happens when the circumstances of life cause us to question his goodness or his promises?

From Psalm 23. In this beloved psalm, we see the LORD's heart to shepherd us. He leads us in ways that are best, even in our difficult times. His heart is to be with us. Is it your heart's desire to dwell with him?

From Psalm 91. Trouble happens. What happens to us in trouble? Psalm 91 is a shining example of how we can trust in God in trouble, because he wants to be with us even in our troubled times.

From Psalm 73. Have you ever struggled to figure out why things are going the way they are? Have you ever lost your focus on God? Psalm 73 gives us some hints as to why that might happen and how it can be fixed.

What would you say is the biggest blessing in the Bible? In this sermon series, I suggest that the simple phrase "God with us," when understood rightly, is chief among the blessings God has for us. Part 2 of this series focuses on "God with us" in the New Testament.

What would you say is the biggest blessing in the Bible? In this sermon series, I suggest that the simple phrase "God with us," when understood rightly, is chief among the blessings God has for us. Part 1 of this series focuses on "God with us" in the Old Testament.

From Exodus 33:1-17. What if you could have everything you wanted, except that God wouldn't go with you? At one point in Israel's history, God offered to send his people into the Promised Land, but he said he wouldn't go with them. Moses begged God to go with them. How important is God's presence to us?

From 1 Chronicles 29:1-20. This sermon is both a walk through this Old Testament passage about how the Israelites gave for the building of the temple and an update on our church's capital campaign as we finish this 3-year process. Praise the Lord for how he has provided!

From Colossians 2:6-7. At Cornerstone Church, we recite these verses every Sunday at the end of our worship service. But what do they mean? Why are they so important to us? Well, they help us know what it means to come to know Jesus and to continue to live in him.

From Acts 17:24-34. Are there any good reasons to believe in the God of the Bible? Absolutely! In this passage, Paul gives 2 reasons that even today stand as wonderful reasons to believe.

This sermon is an overview of the book of Romans, a book which explains the Gospel and tells us of the wonderful new life we have in Christ.

From Romans 16. The Christian life has often been compared to a marathon. This chapter sets a good example of how we can encourage those around us. It also reminds us of what God does to strengthen us for our race.

From Romans 15:23-33. Paul, the missionary, asked the church in Rome for some assistance. This passage stands as a good example of how a church can support missionaries.

From Romans 15:14-22. In this passage the Apostle Paul sets a wonderful example of what to do with the Gospel. We aren't Paul, but God has things for us to do, too.

From Romans 15:7-13. The good news of the Gospel of God is for you... praise the Lord! But it's not just for you. It's for all people.

From Romans 15:1-6. The world doesn't always set a good example of unity. But we are not to follow this world's pattern. As God transforms us, he also wants to bring us together in unity, for his purposes and his glory.

From Romans 14:13-23. Sometimes the issue isn't the issue. Sometimes we get too involved in arguments over disputable matters. This passage helps us understand things that are more important... what the kingdom of God is really about.

From Romans 14:1-12. This passage tells us how to treat each other when we disagree on "disputable matters."

From Romans 13:8-14. The Bible tells us that a really important day is coming and that it is "almost here." This passage gives us two important instructions as we wait for that day.