Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Isaiah 9:8-12:6. In these chapters, judgment is pronounced for both Israel and Assyria, but then God's solution is given in ch.11 and a song of praise is given in ch.12. Let us not trust in the things of this world - whatever they may be - but only in God! ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Isaiah 6. In this chapter, Isaiah received a vision of the Lord. Isaiah's response was to proclaim his own sinfulness. God's response was to send forgiveness and to send Isaiah as a messenger. May we have a right view of the Lord and of our own sin, but also of how God can use us in this world. _________________________________________________________________________________________...

George Townsend, an elder at Cornerstone, preached on Psalm 46. Have you known God as your refuge, strength, and help in trouble? Whatever happens around us, we can look to and trust in God's help. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Isaiah 9:1-7. This sections contains the famous prophecy of a child, born to us, who would reign on David's throne forever. We can rejoice in knowing that God sent his Son to be our King. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Isaiah 7. This chapter contains the famous "Immanuel" prophecy. In this sermon, we look at that prophecy in its context. Then we look at its initial fulfillment in Isaiah 8, as well as its fuller fulfillment in Matthew 1. God has given us signs and he wants to be with us. The blessing of Immanuel is truly wonderful! ___________________________________________________________________...

From Isaiah 1. God knew about the sin of his people. He was not pleased with it. Yet, in his mercy, he gave an offer for them to be cleansed if they were willing to repent. We have the same kind of offer through Jesus Christ. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Psalm 2 & Psalm 110:1-4. In these two psalms, we see powerful prophecies about a coming King and Priest. We see amazing fulfillment of these prophecies in Jesus. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Psalm 1. As we follow God on the path he has for us, meditating on and delighting in his word, he will cause us to be fruitful, like a tree planted by streams of water. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Psalm 146. The psalmist here sets a wonderful example of committing to praise the Lord as long as he lives. May we learn this lifelong habit of giving God the praise he deserves. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Galatians 5:16-25. In this conclusion to our "Basics" sermon series, we look at the role of the Holy Spirit to guide us into what is right. May we keep in step with the Spirit! ________________________________________________________________________________________________

God uses our fellowship with other believers to help us grow in our faith. Do not overlook this important aspect of how God will transform your life. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In this sermon, we look at several passages of Scripture that remind us of how God uses his word to shape our lives. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Ephesians 3:14-21. Prayer is truly a gift from God. In this sermon, we are challenged to pray for the things Scripture teaches us to pray for.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________

In this new 5-week sermon series, we're looking into some basic, foundational truths of Christianity. Our first topic is the gospel. This sermon walks through some verses in the book of Romans (using "The Romans Road") to communicate how God offers forgiveness and eternal life. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 

From guest speaker Dan Johnson, an elder at Cornerstone. This sermon is a call for fathers to pass along the faith to their children, as seen in Isaiah 38:19. In this, we can all see a reminder of how God strengthens our faith as we follow the leaders God has put in our paths and as we seek to lead others. ____________________________________________________________________________________________...

This is a recap of the book of Hebrews, focusing on four major themes throughout the book.  ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 13:15-25. In this final section of Hebrews, we see more commands to obey, including the idea that we are to offer a continual sacrifice of praise through Jesus. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 13:1-14. Much like many other books of the New Testament, the book of Hebrews ends with a bunch of commands. We should obey them. But even in the midst of these commands, we see some wonderful reminders about how God is with us and will help us. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 12:18-29. This passage highlights an important difference between the way God spoke in the old covenant with the way he spoke in the new. Because he has spoken, we should listen. We should also be thankful and worship him. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 12:12-17. If we are to keep running the race God has marked out for us, there are some things we should do and some things we should. We should pursue holiness. We should avoid sin.  Note: this sermon addresses the topic of sexual immorality from Hebrews 12:16. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 12:4-11. We don't often like discipline. We may not see a need for it. But in this passage, we learn that God uses discipline in our lives for very good purposes. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 12:1-3. God has a race marked out for us. It will not be easy to keep going, but God will give us what we need. We are to run with perseverance, keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 11:30-40. This is the conclusion of our walk through Hebrews 11, the "By Faith" chapter. In it, we see some great reminders of what it means to walk by faith and to trust that God will do what he says. ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 11:21-29. More stories about faith! Will we have the faith to turn away from the old way of life and trust God to lead us in the new way? ________________________________________________________________________________________________

From Hebrews 11:8-20. In this section, Abraham takes center stage as an example of faith. He obediently went with God, even though he didn't know where he was going. ________________________________________________________________________________________________