Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

In Luke 2:11, we read of three titles for Jesus: Savior, Christ (Messiah), and Lord. This sermon takes a quick look at each of these titles, and asks, "Who do you say Jesus is?" __________________________________________________________________________________________________

Continuing on in our "The Messiah" Christmas series, this sermon looks at many verses and passages, investigating the Old Testament patterns and prophecies of the Messiah, then looking into the fulfillment found in Jesus Christ. As we fondly look back on the first coming of Jesus, may we anticipate his second coming! _______________________________________________________________________...

From 2 Samuel 7:1-17. In this important Old Testament passage, we see promises from God to king David about the future of the kingdom. We see amazing fulfillment of these promises in Jesus. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Psalm 132. In Psalm 132, we see some truths about the Messiah and what kind of place God wants to set up for his people. We see amazing fulfillment of these things through Jesus Christ. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Psalm 51. This psalm is very well known as a psalm of confession of sin. But it is also a beautiful psalm of rejoicing for what God does to renew us after we have sinned. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Psalm 27. Have you learned to seek the Lord? Do you know you can confidently seek him, even in the midst of your troubles? We can learn to trust that we will see God's goodness as we seek him.  __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Psalm 28. Have you learned the lesson of continuing to go to the Lord in prayer? We may feel that he doesn't answer as often as he should or in the way that he should. But let us keep going to him, by faith. Those who persist in this kind of faithful prayer will know that God does hear. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 3:22-4:1. This sermon deals with our attitude toward work. It also helps those under authority and those in authority to know how to view each other, recognizing we are all under the Lord's authority. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 3:20-21. The parent/child relationship can be a tough one. In these verses, we see some very helpful instructions that will not only strengthen the family, but also help us to honor the Lord. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 3:18-19. In this passage, we receive helpful instructions on how wives and husbands are to interact with each other, honoring the Lord in all of it. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 3:15-17. In whatever we do - whether in word or in deed - we are to do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus. We are to let his peace rule in our hearts and his word dwell richly in us.  __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From guest speaker, Dan Johnson, an elder at Cornerstone. From 1 Kings 13:6-24. God has spoken to us. Yet we can easily forget or disobey. May we be committed to listening and living according to what God says. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 3:12-14. In the previous passage, we were told about sinful things from our old lives that we are to get rid of. In this passage, we are told about eight wonderful things with which we should clothe ourselves. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 3:5-11. We all used to live an old way of life. We know what it means to follow those old, sinful patterns. But, in Christ, we have a new way of life. So we are to take off the old and put on the new. God will help us. He will renew. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 3:1-4. In this passage, we see some amazing truths about how our past, present, and future are meant to be with Christ. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 2:16-23. Some people might try to lead us astray, unfairly judge us, or even disqualify us from the prize. But we have been invited into the reality of a life with Jesus Christ. Let's not settle for the shadow. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 2:8-15. This passage sets up a contrast between the empty way of life, offered to us in this world, versus the fullness of Christ. Christ is full. In Christ, we are made full. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 2:6-7. Jesus Christ is Lord. We are to receive him and keep walking with him. God will do his good work to cause us to grow. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 1:24-2:5. In this passage, we see some great instructions for how we should serve in the church and some great reminders of the purpose of the church. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

This sermon is from Ethan Townsend, youth director at Cornerstone. This sermon is aimed at helping you understand why it's important to have a healthy fear of the Lord. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 1:15-23. In this passage, we see some amazing truths about Jesus Christ. He is to have supremacy, first place. Does he have first place in your life? __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Colossians 1:9-14. This passage is a wonderful example of prayer, focusing on knowing God's will and living a life pleasing unto him.  __________________________________________________________________________________________________

This is the first sermon in our new series from Colossians. This sermon is from Colossians 1:1-8. This passage, as well as the book of Colossians in general, speaks of the growth God will cause through his gospel, as we live in Christ. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

This sermon is a recap of the book of Isaiah. We look at some major themes in the book and then quickly walk through three chapters to serve as a summary. __________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Isaiah 66. As is so often the case in Isaiah, blessings and judgment are spoken of in close proximity to each other in chapter 66. A key distinction seems to be listening to God. Those who are humble and who will listen put themselves in a place to receive blessings from God. __________________________________________________________________________________________________