Cornerstone Marshfield-Sermons

We observe Abram going back up to the land of promise and renewing his commitment to walk in faith, even in spite of the movement in the opposite direction of his nephew, Lot. Think God's plan for you is done when you make a mistake? It's not, but God asks you to respond in faith. Abram demonstrates how. The message is entitled "We CAN Go Back Again!"  Genesis 13-14 Andy Kvernen

We launch into a new series for the summer called "Messy Faith." Do you believe in Jesus, but sometimes feel frustrated with how non-linear your walk with him can be? Ever feel like your faith journey is just a little bit messy (maybe alot!)? Be encouraged. That was the experience of a guy named Abraham. And God used him to change the world! Genesis 11:27–12:20 Andy Kvernen

David gives (perhaps, for most of us), an unpopular & unwelcome charge. What is it? And why should we follow through on it? Psalm 27 Pastor Matt Korth

John 8:12-59 Andy Kvernen

We come to a famous, although sometimes controversial, passage. It's about the adulterous woman who was dragged into the temple and brought before Jesus. This is an intriguing passage and has the potential to be a deep encouragement to many! John 7:53-8:11 Andy Kvernen

We find some pretty sharp division going on that will provoke the question, "How do you decide when to divide?"  John 7:40-52 Andy Kvernen

Jesus invites all who are thirsty to come to him and drink! John 7:1-39 Andy Kvernen

1 Corinthians 4:14-17 Scott Wilson

We'll develop the theme presented in the preceding miracles as we study what is commonly called "The Bread of Life Discourse." John 6:22–71 Andy Kvernen

Jesus performs two more signs (feeding the 5,000 and walking on water) that say something very specific about who He is and what He desires for us.  John 6:1-21 Andy Kvernen

In the aftermath of the resurrection, the disciples don't yet realize what actually occurred. They're still bewildered and confused. That is, until Jesus shows up. Do you ever feel like you're on a road going somewhere but you're not exactly sure where? This message is for you! Luke 24:13-35 Andy Kvernen

This week we move from an explanation of Jesus' authority to an explanation of  WHY  Jesus has that authority. Ever struggle to know why we should believe in Jesus? This sermon is for you!   John 5:30-47 Andy Kvernen

Jesus performs another miracle, this time with even more significant implications both for his identity and his activity in our lives. Sometimes we're prone to get caught up in superstitions or, on the flip side, legalism. Jesus has no time for either. As Jesus heals the man at the Pool of Bethesda, we'll discover that superstitions and legalism have nothing to do with the life-giving work...

As we watch Jesus perform various signs throughout the gospel of John, we'll see that there's a purpose behind each one that has huge implications for how we respond to Jesus. This passage is a great example! John 4:43-54 Andy Kvernen

We take one more look at John 4, and again, zoom in on a small detail the apostle included in his account of Jesus' interaction with the woman at the well. This small detail will launch us into a bigger conversation, and hopefully lead some into restoration. John 4, Psalm 51 Matt Korth

Jesus’ interaction with the woman at the well takes a fascinating turn as they broach the subject of worship. Is it more important to engage our heads or our hearts when we worship? Find out what Jesus’ surprising answer. John 4:16-26 Nate Carter

Our study in John takes us to where Jesus interacts with an unlikely woman, a Samaritan of all people, about some unlikely topics. And in the process, he makes her an offer she simply can't refuse. John 4:1-42 Andy Kvernen For more information about Cornerstone Church, visit www.cornerstonemarshfield.com

Our narrative in John moves from Jerusalem and out into the Judean countryside where we'll be privy to an interesting argument between a member of the religious establishment and several of the disciples of John the Baptist. And as we listen in, we'll become aware of how tempting what we'll call spiritual stardom can be, both for leaders and followers. And in becoming aware, we'll learn that havin...

We'll go beyond what it means to be born again, to discover how to become born again. John 3:9-21 Andy Kvernen For more information about Cornerstone Church, visit www.cornerstonemarshfield.com

 A prominent man named Nicodemus approaches Jesus in the dark of night and gets a surprising lesson on the need to be born again. John 3:1-8 Andy Kvernen

2 Peter 3:8-13 Pastor Bret Johnson

Jesus has been busy at work discipling those around him, and now comes the time for a significant object lesson as he prepares to send out 72 people on a Short-Term Mission Trip! And what they learn is significantly applicable for us as well. Luke 10 Andy Kvernen

Our series continues by examining one of the secondary characters in the book of Acts named Barnabas, which means son of encouragement. And as we see Barnabas show up at varying points in the book, we'll find some new ways to consider what connecting to missions can look like, even if we aren't all called to be on the front lines. Acts 4-15 Andy Kvernen

Our sermon this week will focus on two biblical texts. The first, Psalm 67, sets up the entire series. The second, 3 John 5–8, teaches us one aspect of what it means to participate in God’s plan to reach the nations. Andy Kvernen For more information about Cornerstone Church, visit www.cornerstonemarshfield.com

This week we enter the New Year and we do so by focusing on the Lord’s Table. 1 Corinthians 5:6-8 Bruce Naugle, Cornerstone Elder