Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Romans 13:1-7. We're told in this passage to submit to the governing authorities. How should we view this command?

From Romans 12:17-21. The world has many bad examples of how to respond to enemies. God has something different for us.

From Romans 12:9-16. This passage starts out by telling us, "Love must be sincere." The passage goes on to tell us what our lives should look like as we seek to love God and others.

From Romans 12:3-8. When we come to Christ, we become part of the body of Christ. We also receive spiritual gifts to use for the building up of the body.

From Romans 12:1-2. In light of the Gospel, we are to offer our bodies to God as living sacrifices and we are to let him transform our minds.

From Romans 11:25-36. In this section, we see Paul's conclusion to the wonderful mystery of how God brings mercy and salvation to disobedient people. This section ends with a wonderful word of praise.

From Romans 11:11-24. Israel rejected the Gospel. Is that the end of the story? Not at all! God has amazing plans that will bring riches to the world - plans that include grafting more branches into the one tree.

From Romans 11:1-10. What if you thought God rejected you? Is that how God reacts to our sin? In this passage, we'll see a much more merciful answer.

From Romans 10:14-21. The topic in the 2nd part of Romans 10 is still salvation. But the focus shifts to how the Gospel goes forth to others. If people are to know Jesus, we should tell them.

From Romans 10:1-13. Salvation is a most important topic. Unfortunately, some people go about it the wrong way. In this passage, we see the wrong way to try to earn it and the right way to receive it.

From Romans 9:19-33. We all like fair elections. Is God fair the way he elects? In this passage, we'll see more talk of election. We will also see amazing things about God's love and how we should respond with faith.

From Romans 9:1-18. Some people are insiders to God's promises, some are outsiders. Romans 9 explains why.

From Acts 2:42-47. What sorts of things should we do to grow in our faith? At Cornerstone Church, we have 6 core values that help answer that question. In this sermon, we'll go through the last 3 of these 6 core values.

From Acts 2:42-47. What sorts of things should we do to grow in our faith? At Cornerstone Church, we have 6 core values that help answer that question. In this sermon, we'll go through the first 3 of these 6 core values.

From Isaiah 53:8-12. This Old Testament passage, written over 700 years before Jesus' resurrection, clearly portrays God''s Servant as dying... but amazingly, he has life, too! The resurrection of Jesus means there is amazing power for us who believe.

From Isaiah 52:13-53:7. The long-awaited Messiah came to earth, but he was despised and rejected. Why was he treated that way? This passage in Isaiah, written over 700 years before Jesus' death, helps us understand why we each have a tendency to go our own way and not consider Jesus the way we should.

From Haggai 2:10-23. In this final section of Haggai, we see some important lessons about holiness, God's blessings, and God's future plans.

From Haggai 2:1-9. When the LORD asked his people to rebuild the temple, he not only promised his presence with them, but also that he would fill it with glory. If we who know Jesus in the new covenant are the temple, what does this mean for us?

From Haggai 1:12-15. When the LORD speaks, he expects his people to listen. In a refreshing passage, the people actually did listen to the message. It stands as a wonderful example for us of how we can rightly follow God today.

From Haggai 1:1-11. While the temple was in ruins, the people lived in nice houses. It's easy for us to think only about our things. Are we giving proper attention to God's things?

From Exodus 19:5-6a; 1 Peter 2:4-6,9; Zephaniah 3:17. In the new covenant, there is no need for a physical temple building, but the idea of a temple has a lot to do with how we should worship. Before we investigate the book of Haggai (an Old Testament book about the temple), we would do well to understand the connection between the temple and our worship.

From Steve Austvold (NCD Missions Mobilizer), on Acts 13:1-3. The church at Antioch provides a wonderful example of how to be involved with missions.

From Jonah 4. In the book of Jonah, God did some wonderful things for the people of Nineveh. But at the end of the book, Jonah still had some issues to work through. In his grace, God helped Jonah with his issues. God wants to help us along, too.

From 1 John 3:18. Hear one of Cornerstone's elders, George Townsend, on how to get real with God, with yourself, and with others.

From Jonah 3. God's grace is so amazing that he wants to show it even to the wicked if they would repent. This is good news for us who so desperately need his grace.