Cornerstone Marshfield-Sermons

James 5:13-20 Andy Kvernen

James turns his attention from the unbeliever to the believer and he gives instruction that, quite simply, is easier  said  than  done . What is it? Join us this Sunday to find out and be encouraged! James 5:7-12 Matt Korth

James 5:1-6 Pastor Brian Berg

This message emphasizes the importance of maintaining trust in God as we make our plans. James 4:13-17 Andy Kvernen

James 3:13–18 Andy Kvernen

John 15:15-17 Scott Wilson

Though the song is much shorter, the third Christmas carol from Luke 1–2 is no less profound.  The Gloria  is sung by the angel choir that showed up on the Judean hillside to a group of shepherds who would worship Jesus at the manger. The text is Luke 2:8–14. And the song reminds us of the glory of God and the reason He sent Jesus to save the world. To find out why... Luke 2:8-14 Andy Kvernen

We move to the second great song written by a 1st century priest named Zechariah, father of John the Baptist. Luke 1:67-79 Andy Kvernen

We begin an Advent series called "Great Joy" that will survey the four great songs of Luke 1–2. We begin with the most famous called "The Magnificat." Luke 1:46-55 Andy Kvernen

Speech can be used for great good or great harm. God wants us to use it for good. Not sure how?  James 3:1-12 Andy Kvernen

We'll read and study one of the most famous passages in the entire book. Three times James reiterates: "faith without works is dead." What does this mean? How does it apply to our understanding of salvation? And what implications does it have for those of us who follow Jesus? James 2:14-26 Andy Kvernen

We'll continue our series with a message on favoritism. James 2:1-13 Andy Kvernen

We continue in the immensely practical book of James. We'll discover how the Word impacts our words, and how controlling what comes OUT of our mouths reveals who is IN our hearts. James 1:19-27 Nate Carter

Continuing in James 1:12-18, we shift from the test of trials to the test of temptation. We explore:  Where do temptations come from? How do we resist them as Christ followers? What resources do we have available? James 1:12-18 Andy Kvernen

We begin a new series from the New Testament letter of James. James, written by Jesus' half brother, is full of wisdom and encouragement for living our our faith in a way that demonstrates that what we proclaim to believe is actually true! James 1:1-11 Andy Kvernen

We’ll conclude our B.L.E.S.S. series with practice #5: Share! Sharing your story is one of the most natural ways to tell someone about Jesus. Join us this Sunday as we look at how the Apostle Paul shared his story so that others could know GOD’S STORY. Acts 26:1-29 Scott Wilson

We’ll be introduced to B.L.E.S.S. practice #4: SERVE! For some, serving is natural and a pure joy. For others, it’s just not. No matter where you land, join us on Sunday as we seek to understand WHY we are called to serve our neighbors and discover that SERVING doesn’t simply equal DOING. 2 Corinthians 5:14-15; Luke 10:8b-9a Matt Korth 

We continue in the Love Thy Neighbor series with a message on the third B.L.E.S.S. principle: to eat! We'll see that God has used food to express his love to his people since the very beginning and that, as we follow the example of Jesus, it can have a powerful place in our expressions of love today as well.  Matthew 9:9-13 Andy Kvernen

The series continues with the second B.L.E.S.S. practice: Listen. The Bible demonstrates several examples of good listeners who make a difference in other people's lives. And James 1:19–21 says that we're to be quick to hear and slow to speak. How are you listening to your neighbor as the Lord brings you opportunity? Who knows? What you learn may be what God uses to help your neighbor know...

We begin a new series called "Love Thy Neighbor." Multiple times in the New Testament, Jesus challenges his listeners to "love your neighbor as yourself." But what does this mean? And how do we do it? That's what this series is about. Luke 10:25-37 Andy Kvernen

We cover two episodes from Jacob's life as we near the end of our study. Jacob finally meets Esau, and the results are quite surprising. It seems that both men have matured quite a lot since their last encounter. But things go south again as one of Jacob's daughters is defiled and, sadly, Jacob does little to nothing about it. It turns out that walking with God, even with a limp, takes som...

We come to one of the most famous athletic contests in all of Scripture where Jacob wrestles with God. Ever feel like life is one big, long wrestling match and you aren't sure where to turn next? This message is for you!

Jacob obeys the Lord. He knew what God wanted him to do and he did it! A deceitful and selfish man was becoming a person who faithfully obeyed God's word. See how God grows his people and makes us into those who faithfully obey his Word! Genesis 31:17-55 Scott Wilson

Jacob takes center-stage once again. The question is... Will he step up to the plate, follow God, and lead his family? We'll find out this Sunday and see how it relates to each of our lives! Genesis 30:25-31:16 Matt Korth

Ever struggle to trust God with what you can't control? Many of us do, particularly in our families. This week, we'll see how Jacob's family begins to grow at a rapid rate. And as exciting as it was to see growth in the nursery ministry, it wasn't without its problems. Jealousy and envy abounded. And yet, God used the family tension to create an opportunity for Rachel, in particula...