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Can you imagine your reaction if Jesus told you: "Get behind me Satan." Well that's exactly Peter's experience with Jesus in one moment in the Gospels. As we continue our Even Better series, we pick up where we left off right after Peter's confession of Christ being the Son of God. He goes from revelation to reprimand in a few moments, but what happens to Peter after this...

Christmas may be over for some, but for the Church, the week after Christmas celebrates Jesus being made manifest to the Gentile world through the Wise Men. Their gifts of Gold, Frankincense, and Myrrh can teach us how to set the tone for 2023, and how to give everything we have Unto Him.

The story of Christmas is a story of waiting. You may even feel as if you are personally in a season of waiting on the Lord. No matter what circumstances you find yourself in, the power of Christ being born unto us is found in the waiting. It's a story of hope telling us that waiting is not permanent, but it is for a purpose. If you're waiting, then wait no longer. Receive the hope of Ch...

Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. These are names given by God about our savior, and the depth and meaning behind each name adds to the beauty of the Christmas story. In this wonderful season of reflection and celebration of the birth of our Savior, knowing the names ascribed to Jesus will help add depth this December.

As we continue our series, Unto Us, Pastor Jeremy highlights the importance of the perspective of Mary, the mother of Jesus. We can learn a lot from Mary's experience and commitment that began with her response to the Angel Gabriel: "Be it unto me." That phrase began her journey as the mother of Jesus, the savior of the world, and her example informs our response to God in our moder...

As we pause our sermon series "Even Better", we take time to reflect and understand the weight and impact of the birth of Christ. Why would the God of the universe come to earth in the form of a newborn child? What does it say about His character and heart for humanity? In today's sermon, Pastor Jeremy tackles those questions, and more, surrounding the amazing birth of our savior, J...

In today's modern time, what does it look like for us to evangelize our areas of influence? What does it mean to bring people to Jesus in the 21st Century? As we continue our sermon series Even Better, Pastor Jeremy preaches on our role as the church today, and how to see the Kingdom Now.

What does it really mean for the Kingdom of Heaven to come down? That's exactly at the heart of week 5 of our series Even Better. Building upon week 4, we remain with Peter as Jesus says to him, "I will give you the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven..." What are the "keys" Jesus speaks of, and how do they apply to today? Listen and find out!

Has your view of The Church been tarnished by people who have hurt you from within its walls? Has a church experience diminished your enthusiasm for sharing the Gospel? What does the Church mean to you? Depending on our own personal experiences, some of us either have positive or negative opinions of Church.  In today's sermon, Pastor Jeremy begins our journey through a passage of scripture i...

Luke 5:11 says, "And as soon as they landed, they left everything and followed Jesus." In our Christian walk, leaving everything can be difficult. But the reason why they left everything is not what you may think. In week three of Even Better, Pastor Jeremy relays the background to Peter's decision to leave everything he had to follow Jesus.

In week 2 of our series titled Even Better , Pastor Jeremy discusses the topic of obedience. In the life of a Christian, obedience in the face of difficulty can be... difficult. Yet the Lord helps us every step of the way to obey His word, His heart, and His Spirit, even if our obedience is tepid.

In this sermon series, Pastor Jeremy takes us into a deeper look at the person of Jesus through the lens of one of his disciples, Peter. Everything we learn from Peter's perspective shows us who Jesus really is, and that he may just be Even Better than we could have imagined.

In his first sermon as Lead Pastor of Cornerstone, Pastor Jeremy Austill reads a letter from Revelation chapter 2. This Letter to the Church in Ephesus is a powerful parallel to the everyday Christian, and it might be the message you needed to hear to reawaken what's been lost.