Cornerstone Church

Part 6 of 6 Matthew 14:30 1 John 1:2-6

Romans 1:18-25; 3:10-26

Part 4 of 6 in the Our Need for a Savior series. God created us and loves us, and promised peace and life in abundance if we would only submit to His Word. But all of mankind has rejected God, going our own way convinced God must be withholding full life from us. Is there a consequence for that Sin condition of rebellion towards God? The Bible teaches us that indeed there is. In this sermon we wil...

Who is God? He is our Creator, who loves us! Who is Man? We are the “apple of God’s eye”, and our fullest life is found in submission to Him. So why is there so much pain, discord, discontent and restlessness in our world and our lives? This sermon unpacks the answer to that question! Genesis 3:1-24 Luke 15:11-16 Part 3 of 6 in Our Need for a Savior Series

Part two of six in the Our Need for a Savior Series Genesis 1:31 Revelation 21:22-26

Exodus 34:6-7 Psalms 103 Romans 3

Ephesians 6:19-24

Ephesians 6:16-18

Ephesians 6:10-15

Scripture: Ephesians 6:5-9 Speaker: Todd Garman

The family is God's idea. But he has not designed our homes to Child-centered or Parent-centered, his design is that our homes would be Christ-centered.

Jesus, as the Head of the church, died to make the Church Holy. In this sermon we examine exactly why His death needed to happen. Specifically, we’ll look at how Jesus’ interactions with lepers gives us a great picture of our need for a Savior. Additionally, the response of the lepers to Jesus is a perfect example of how we are invited to respond to His offer of full life with Him. Speaker: Todd G...

It may seem like an odd place to anchor a message on Mother’s Day, but Paul’s fifth chapter to the Ephesians contains some glorious truths about marriage and the Gospel. Particularly controversial is v.22, “Wives, submit to your husbands”. However, in this message we will examine 8 things that verse intends to say, and 8 things it decidedly does not. Speaker: Pastor Todd Garman

We all have dark corners in our life. Stop hiding them from the Father. Jesus has overcome your sin. So be open and honest with more of your life today and upgrade your dragons.

As members of God’s family, we can expect the Lord to invade every aspect of our lives. In these next few verses of our study in Ephesians, Paul encourages us that our sexuality, desires and language all reflect our new identity in Christ. We are challenged to identify any area where we might believe that what the world offers is better than what the Lord has provided or promised.

What is the significance of Jesus’ death and resurrection. There is plenty of misinformation and misunderstanding surrounding these two events. In this sermon, we examine the scriptural truths revealed in each of those amazing occurrences!

Paul continues to describe the practical implications of our Identity in Christ. He specifically exhorts us in our relationships with one another, especially when we have been wronged or wounded. Scripture - Ephesians 4:30-5:2 Speaker - Todd Garman

Paul teaches us what the new self in Christ looks like, using the language of clothes. We put off things belonging to the old way we used to live, and we put on the things of Christ that belong to our new identity in Him. Scripture - Ephesians 4:25-29 Speaker - Todd Garman

Mitch Marczewski Ephesians 4:17-24

God intends for his people to live in unity. This unity flourishes as we grow up into Christ by speaking the truths of the gospel into one another's lives. Scripture - Ephesians 4:11-16

Ephesians 4:1-10

Scripture - Ephesians 3:14-21

Ephesians 3:7-8

Ephesians 3:1-6