Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Jonah 2. From inside the great fish, Jonah prays to God. In it, we see an example of repentance. But even more, we learn about the God who loves to give grace.

From Jonah 1. In this chapter, we see Jonah trying to flee from the LORD. More importantly, we learn some wonderful things about the LORD who pursues us.

The book of Jonah is about far more than a whale. In fact, this little book tells us a lot about how God interacts with us and the world.

From Psalm 119:9-16. "Keeping on Track in 2015." What role should God's Word play in your life?

From Matthew 1:18-23. In this sermon, we'll look at the deep meaning behind the names "Jesus" and "Immanuel."

From John 1:1-14. Have you ever wanted to hear from God? What would he say to you? God indeed has a message for us, as the Christmas story reminds us.

From Isaiah 42:1-9. Did we really need a Savior? Were we really that bad off? In a word... yes. Hundreds of years before Jesus came, God told his people how Jesus would come as The Servant, opening the eyes of the blind.

From Psalms 133 & 134. Are we blessed by God? It's an important question. God blesses those who seek him. In these two psalms, we learn two things we can do to seek God and therefore receive blessings from him.

From Psalm 97. The LORD reigns as King. We were created to worship him. As we rejoice in him, he gives us joy.

In this sermon, we'll do an overview of Romans 1-8 from two different angles - first, a general recap; second, following a specific word through these chapters.

From Romans 8:28-39. As we wait for glory and endure suffering, God strengthens us by showing us his goodness and love. We need to learn how to see these things, though.

From Romans 8:18-27. As co-heirs with Christ, we have an amazing inheritance to look forward to. But we also experience suffering now. How should we view suffering? God gives us some wonderful gifts now as we wait for glory.

From Romans 8:1-17. In Christ, we are set free. As such, we have new lives to live. We must not, however, live any way we choose. We are not to follow the sinful nature, but the Holy Spirit.

From Romans 7. Too many people attempt to make it to God on their own efforts. We're told in Romans that no amount of law-following can get us to God. We need to know where salvation comes from. But we should also know how to view the law rightly.

From Romans 6:15-23. Slavery obviously has negative connotations. But it all depends on our master. In this passage, we see that we are not to be slaves to sin. However, we should be slaves to God.

From Romans 6:1-14. We are to count ourselves dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus. God wants us to live a new life.

From Romans 5:12-21. Where did death come from? How could God allow it? Looking at two representatives of the human race - Adam and Jesus - we see God's answers regarding death and life.

From Romans 5:1-11. Having been brought into new life with Christ, there are many blessings we have in our relationship with God.

From Romans 4:9-25. In this passage, Abraham stands as a model of faith. We can have special faith, too... but we have to make sure our faith is rooted in the One who is worthy of our trust.

From Romans 4:1-8. Too many people try to work their way toward God. The problem: it doesn't work! We are not righteous on our own. But, in his grace, God "justifies the wicked" - that is, for those who trust God.

From Romans 3:21-31. The bad news is that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. But in his mercy, God has made known to us the Gospel... the good news!

From Romans 3:9-20. Finishing up the "bad news," Paul claims, "There is no one righteous, not even one." We should understand this bad news if we really want to understand the good news of the Gospel.

From Romans 2:17-3:8. People often try to please God with religious activity. Some people throw off all religion as useless. What's the proper attitude? More importantly, how does God want us to live?

From Romans 2:1-16. We humans have a tendency to judge others. But we are imperfect at it. God is the righteous Judge. We should show grace to others in their sin and we should repent of our sin.

Romans 1:18-32. Sin is a big problem. We would do well to know where it comes from so we can deal with it properly.