Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From 1 Peter 4:1-11. How should people outside our church see us? Hopefully, they see us as having the same attitude as Christ, serving and loving those around us.

From Matthew 3. John the Baptist gave a powerful message in preparation for Jesus. It's a message we should listen to today.

From Matthew 2. This passage shows some wonderful things God did in bringing our Savior and what our response to him should be.

From Luke 2:8-20, on Christmas Eve. In this passage, we see some wonderful descriptions of Christ and some wonderful responses from the shepherds.

From Matthew 1:18-25. In this famous account of the birth of Jesus, we see some wonderful truths about Jesus, who is called Immanuel.

From Matthew 1:1-17. Don't be fooled into thinking this genealogical list is boring. There is some great history included in it. More than that, it shows how God brought about his plan of salvation into our world.

From Psalm 84. This psalm is about longing to be in the presence of God. Our life is to be a journey in which we constantly meet with God along the way.

From Psalm 19. God wants us to know him. This psalm is a psalm of praise for the God who makes himself known.

From Psalm 13. In 6 verses, David goes from a place of despair to a place of rejoicing. How does he do that? Can we find help in our times of emotional pain?

From Philippians 4:14-19. A sermon on giving... why? Two reasons: first, this is the passage we skipped over during our summer series in Philippians; second, this is the "one-year reminder" for Cornerstone's three-year capital campaign.

After coming to know Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, we are to walk daily with him. This sermon, based on the core values of Cornerstone Church, highlights four daily practices for your walk.

From Luke 5:27-32. In this passage we see how Levi used what was available to him in order to introduce people to Jesus. It stands as a great picture of how we can join with God in helping people come to Christ.

From Revelation 22:7-21. In this final passage of the Bible, we see how the truths of heaven and the second coming of Jesus should shape the way we live now.

From Revelation 22:1-6. God has a plan to restore what was lost. In this passage, we see some wonderful truths about how the God of heaven will allow us to live with him in a perfect place. Knowing these things should remind us to pursue God now.

From Revelation 21:15-27. In this passage, we learn more about what heaven will be like. Knowing these things should help us want to pursue God even more now.

From Revelation 21:1-14. Too many people have too small a view of what heaven will be like. God has revealed some wonderful things about where his children will spend eternity with him. Understanding these things helps us have a better understanding of who God is.

From 2 Corinthians 4:1-7. Guest speaker Don Trulson helps us see how we can be partners in ministry, serving our Savior.

In this sermon, I summarize the book of Philippians by looking at some key words, key verses, and key passages. Overall, the goal is that we would know Christ and become more like him.

From Philippians 4:10-13, 20-23. So much of Philippians is about setting our minds on the right things. In this passage, we learn several things we should be training our minds to do.

From Philippians 4:2-9. In Christ, we have new lives to live. In this new life, there are some commands to follow. In this passage, we see 8 commands that are meant to help us live the way God intends for us to live.

Guest preacher Steve Austvold on how we can peacefully resolve conflict as those who have been forgiven by Christ.

From Philippians 3:12-4:1. The goal of knowing Christ is one that is worth pursuing. This takes a determined mindset on our part.

From Philippians 3:1-11. There are many things we could pursue in life, but we need to figure out what the right goal is.

From Philippians 2:19-30. In this passage, we see two wonderful examples of people who worked for Christ. From their example, we can learn more about how we can work for Christ.

From Philippians 2:12-18. God works in us, yet we are called to work. This passage gives us some commands to follow in our new life in Christ.