Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Romans 1:1-17. In this introduction to the book of Romans, we see the importance of the Gospel of God. Throughout this series in Romans, we will see how the Gospel changes us and how it should continue to direct our lives.

From 1 Peter 1:3-7; Romans 5:3-5; James 1:2-4. We all go through difficult times in life. Why does God allow them? He does have a very good reason.

From Matthew 22:34-40. We're supposed to love our neighbors. With what kind of love are we supposed to love them?

From Matthew 22:34-40. Loving our neighbor is a good thing... a very good thing. But Jesus says there is something greater, something that comes first.

From Hebrews 6:10-12. We are to be diligent as we continue in our walk with God.

From Proverbs 3:5-6. If you want to walk with the Lord, what should you do? God wants us to know him. What's our part?

From Matthew 7:24-29. In the conclusion to this series (as well as the conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount), Jesus tells a story about building on the rock or on sand.

From Matthew 7:13-23. There are only 2 roads to choose from. One leads to life, the other to destruction. We're supposed to get on the right road. Once we're on the right road, there are some warning signs to take note of.

From Matthew 7:7-12. God wants us to seek him. He wants to be found by those who seek him with their whole heart. He wants to give us good things as we follow him.

From Matthew 7:1-6. In perhaps one of the most misunderstood verses in the Bible, Jesus said, "Do not judge." What does he mean by that? The context will tell us.

From Matthew 6:25-34. In this passage, Jesus gives a very difficult command: Do not worry. Instead of worry, we're told something much better we can seek after.

From Matthew 6:19-24. In three related teachings, Jesus teaches us about having the right perspective in life. It matters where our treasure is, what we pursue, and who our Master is.

From Matthew 28:16-20. Jesus has risen! Now what? Immediately following the story of the resurrection, Matthew records Jesus telling his disciples to make disciples. It's a task we should join in, too.

From Matthew 27:62-28:15. There is a question all of us must answer: Did Jesus really rise from the dead? Your answer to that question has huge implications. There is strong evidence that the resurrection actually happened. Do you believe it?

From Matthew 21 on Palm Sunday. Starting with the traditional Palm Sunday passage, we see Jesus creating quite a stir. In the rest of the chapter we see a theme of people responding in one of two ways to Jesus. How should we respond to him?

From Matthew 6:1-18. In this passage, Jesus tells us how to do 3 important things with the right heart attitude.

From Matthew 5:33-48. As Jesus tackles the issues of oaths, retribution, and love for enemies, he once again gets at the heart of the matter.

From Matthew 5:27-32. Jesus has some things to say about adultery (including lust) and divorce. Our best life is the life where we follow him, so we should listen to him on these topics.

From Matthew 5:21-26. Murder is obviously wrong, but so are anger and insults, according to Jesus. We need to check our hearts and let God show us how to deal with these difficulties.

From Matthew 5:17-20. What is the relationship between Jesus and the Law? What does it mean that Jesus fulfilled the Law? The answers to these questions are important as we seek to understand salvation, the Old Testament, and how we should follow Jesus now.

From Matthew 5:13-16. In this passage, Jesus says his followers are salt and light. He also tells us to let our light shine. In this sermon, we seek to understand what that all means and how to live it out.

"True Riches" from Luke 16:1-15.

From Matthew 5:1-12, the Beatitudes. This well-known passage of Scripture is well worth our time to reflect and meditate on.

From Matthew 4:12-25. In this passage describing the beginning of Jesus' public ministry, we see 3 snapshots that would in many ways define his ministry. These 3 snapshots also teach us how we should follow Jesus now.

From Matthew 4:1-11. The temptation of Jesus by the devil helps us understand some important things about our lives and the life of Christ.