Cornerstone Message Podcast

Are you willing to become a means to an end that is not about you? You can find purpose, but it may require some humbling. This message is the culmination of Dangerous Prayers season two.

The Dangerous Prayer "Convict Me" surfaces as Pastor Brian reviews a journal entry from two years ago.

Frustrated by inconsistency and a lack of integrity? The gap between saying and doing can be addressed, and it begins with us when we pray, "Convict me."

It’s graduation season and we’ve got two opportunities to gather to celebrate and show our support! See CornerstoneNH.org/events for details.

Pain is often the path to where we want and need to be. See how God uses painful and unpleasant circumstances to remake us into healthier and more effective people.

Pastor Brian & Dustin Davis give tips on how to make progress spiritually by establishing a daily devotional habit.

We each face situations where something needs to be done, but we’re not sure what to do. What if you could get daily guidance for life that would prepare you for the day and all its challenges?

Here are two words that will give you direction so you'll know exactly what to pray at all times; plus some encouragement that will increase your joy & peace quotient regardless of your circumstances.

How do you keep pressing on when you don't see the point? If you're in the slog, if the time and place you find yourself in is not going according to plan, this is the message for you, because wherever you are, God has a purpose for you to fulfill. Discover it when you pray the Dangerous Prayer, "Lead me."

What are your fears? No, we’re not talking about external phobias like spiders, sharks, or heights. What keeps you up at night? What fears ricochet around in your mind and refuse to be quieted? These fears reveal something about our faith, because what we fear the most reveals where we trust God the least. Shake off crippling fears and find peace in the proved love of God in episode 1.2 of Dangero...

Do you wish you could see the evidence that prayer changes lives? In this series, we’ll be praying prayers the search your soul, break your habits, and send you on the adventure of pursuing God’s calling on your life. But be warned: these prayers are dangerous. Do you have the courage to pray dangerous prayers? // Dangerous Prayers 1.1

Jesus knows what he's doing...even when we can't figure it out, and things don't make sense. Whether it's a worldwide pandemic, or the suffering inherent in daily life, we know that God is working for his glory and our good. And after this, we'll know Jesus better than we did before this. // God is in Control, Part 5

God is in control…even when our circumstances change, people fail us, and we wonder where God is in the midst of it all. Join us as we explore the theme of "Reversal" in Jesus' life and ours. In the end you'll be encouraged and find hope, because even though circumstances change, God remains the same! // God is in Control, Part 4

In times of isolation and uncertainty, it's good to know that God is in control, you're not alone, and he has a purpose for you in the midst of the turmoil. // God is in Control, Part 3

Get grounded and experience peace when the world seems like it's spinning out of control. Recorded at the beginning of the Coronavirus Pandemic in the United States, we see that God is good and has good for us to do in the turmoil. // God is in Control, Part 2

In a time of rapid change and uncertainty, it's good to know that God is in control. His power is such that he will use whatever you face for his glory and your good. This message was delivered via Facebook Live during the first weekend of the COVID-19 lockdown. // God is in Control, Part 1

Opposition is inevitable. Crumbling in its face is not. Learn what you need to know to stand firm when trials, persecution, and opposition come your way in “Not Shaken."

Looking for practical, objective, Biblical insights that will help you live out your faith when you walk into the voting booth? Listen to this timeless message from the archive which has been described as one of Brian's best.