Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From 1 Samuel 2:12-36. In this sermon, we analyze 4 priests, as well as Jesus (our High Priest), in order to learn about how we should function as priests in the new covenant.

From 1 Samuel 1:1-2:11. Hannah faced difficult times, as we often do. She stands as a wonderful example of faith in the midst of her difficulty.

After looking at two Old Testament passages which looked ahead to the coming King, now we see how Jesus fulfilled those wonderful promises and now reigns as our King!

From 2 Samuel 7:11b-16. In this passage, we see another glimpse of what the coming King will be like, and how Jesus fulfilled this prophecy by coming as a baby and reigning as King.

From Psalm 110. This psalm is quoted in the New Testament more than any other Old Testament passage. Give a listen to find out why.

From Psalm 116. How do we handle difficult times in life? Psalm 116 teaches us about how God wants to interact with us in hard times and how we should respond to him.

From Psalm 95. In this psalm, we are given two helpful hints for how to worship God rightly.

Guest speaker Dan Schindler (an elder at Cornerstone Church) on "Right Responses to Crisis and Victory" from Psalm 40.

From Psalm 139:1-6; Exodus 20:13, 21:22-25. Has God said anything about when life begins and how we should honor life? Yes he has. We should listen to what he has to say.

From Romans 1:18-32. God created our bodies and has good plans for us. We need to listen to what he says about sexuality.

From Revelation 20:7-15 and John 3:36. God has a lot to say about hell. It's not a place we want to go. We need to listen to what God has said so we can spend eternity with him.

From Genesis 2:16-17 and 3:1-6. If God has said something clearly, how will we respond? We must learn to trust in God's goodness and God's Word.

From Matthew 6:19-34. If we give by faith, there are spiritual blessings that we can receive. Jesus challenges us with a heart principle, but also lets us know 3 blessings we can receive as we trust him with our finances.

From Malachi 3:8-10, Luke 18:18-25, and Luke 21:1-4. In this sermon, we see a timeless principle on giving, a negative example, and a positive example of giving.

From 2 Cor. 9:6-15 and 1 Chron. 29:1-20. If we see God rightly for who he is, giving can be something we do with joy and it can result in glory to God.

From 1 John 5:13-21. There are certain things that God wants us to know about faith and our relationship with him. In this conclusion to the book of 1 John, we'll see how God wants us to know how to thrive in our walk with him.

From 1 John 5:1-13. Can we know that we have a relationship with God? Can we know that we have eternal life? This passage in John tells us there are some wonderful things we can know.

From 1 John 4:7-21. God is love. He has revealed his love to us. He wants us to live in that love and express that love to those around us. This is a love we are meant to experience, to know for certain, and to share with others.

From 1 John 4:1-6. In this world, we receive all sorts of messages. We need to be able to discern what is from God and what is not.

From 1 John 3:11-24. We are called to love one another...as Jesus loved. As we receive love from God and express his love to others, we can grow in confidence that we are walking in the light.

From 1 John 2:28-3:10. We can have confidence because of the great love of God for us. One of our responses to this great love of God is that we should flee from sin and pursue righteousness.

From 1 John 2:12-28. We can be reassured that we know God, but we must also remain in him as we face dangers in this world.(For some reason, the audio recorder I use only recorded the first 19 minutes of this sermon. I apologize that we don't have the ending.)

From 1 John 2:3-11. As we walk with God, we are to check how our hearts are doing. This passage offers two such checks for our heart, so that we may see how we're doing in our relationship with God.

From 1 John 1:1-2:2. One of the amazing things about God is that he desires to have a relationship with us. In this passage, we'll see how it is that we are to walk with God in that relationship.

Acts 2:14-47