Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Philippians 2:1-11. We are told that we should have the same attitude as that of Christ Jesus. We look to him as our model. As we do so, God will make us more like him.

From Philippians 1:12-30. In this passage we see 4 key words that show us how Paul lived his life. These words help us see how we should live, too.

From Philippians 1:1-11. Paul's letter to the Philippians emphasizes Jesus Christ and the Gospel message. The goal of this sermon is to help you understand how we are to be transformed by Christ and the Gospel.

From Colossians 4:2-6,12. What does your prayer life look like? What kinds of things do you pray for? In these two passages, we see two examples of what we should pray for.

From Colossians 1:6,16. Who am I? Why am I here? These are important questions. In this sermon, we investigate the age-old question of purpose - what is your purpose in life?

From Colossians 3:15-17. This is the last in the series on Colossians 3:1-17. In this passage, we see some things that are to be true of our hearts and attitudes.

From Colossians 3:12-14. These verses tell us 8 things we are to put on like clothes in our new life in Christ.

From Colossians 3:5-11. In our new life with Christ, there are certain things we are not supposed to do. Why? Because God has something better for us.

From Colossians 3:1-4. This passage talks about how we who are in Christ have died and have been given new life in Christ. The point of this sermon (and of the sermon series) is that we might learn how to build our lives on Christ, understanding the new life God has for us.

From 1 Thessalonians 2:3-13. We are to be disciples and to make disciples. In this passage, we see 4 examples of how we should make disciples.

From Joshua 3-4. Sometimes God does amazing things in our midst. How should we respond when he does? (Note: this is from the first Sunday in our new building.)

From Romans 12:1-11. We should be people who worship the Lord. We are to offer our bodies as living sacrifices.

From Luke 7:34-50. Jesus was called a "friend of sinners." Find out why that's a good thing for us and how we should treat those around us.

Guest Speaker Jeff Pankratz walks us through the Bible, showing God's plan to rescue us.

From John 14:15-26 & 17:17-18. The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. We have new lives to live. This sermon focuses on 3 things Jesus told his followers about this new life.

From Acts 2:22-38. What was Jesus put to death for? Pilate's question for Jesus, and the answer revealed in Scripture, show us the truth about Jesus. It's a truth that should change how we live.

From Matthew 21:1-11. Why is Jesus called "the Son of David?" The answers to that question reveal some amazing truths about the man who came as our King and died as our sacrifice.

From 1 Samuel 16-17. God chose David as king. Why? What was it about David that pleased God? The answer to that question helps us see how we can honor God by faith.

From 1 Samuel 13:1-14 and parts of ch.15. Saul was king, but he was supposed to acknowledge the Lord as the true King. Saul wanted God's blessing, but wouldn't follow God's ways.

From 1 Samuel 8 and parts of 12. In the Israelites' request for a king, we can learn something about whether we view God as our King.

From 1 Samuel 6-7. When things go wrong, we know that God is able to restore. But will he? What's our part in restoration?

From Matthew 28:19-20. Guest speaker (and elder at Cornerstone) George Townsend on our part in the Great Commission.

Guest speaker Kelley Johnson (from the North Central District of the EFCA) on how churches can care for their pastors.

From 1 Samuel 4-5. The presence of God is a powerful thing. But as we see in these chapters, his presence caused problems for those who weren't honoring him. How can we make sure we're honoring God?

From 1 Samuel 3. In contrast to Eli and his sons, we see the faith of Samuel, who is committed to listening to and honoring God. Will we also be people who listen to God and do what he says?