Cornerstone on the Go

As we survey Romans chapters one and two, we will discover how God has revealed Himself to all of humanity at all times. Another way to rephrase this week's question would be, "How do we know that God exists?"

Some say that Romans 1:18-32 is the clearest passage in the Bible concerning same-sex relations and them being sinful. Others, Christians, and skeptics alike, claim that these verses have nothing to do with gender identity or sexual orientation like we presently know them. So which is it? This week we will look at what the Bible says about homosexuality, gender identity and how we ought to live in...

What does it take to experience freedom and victory over a sin that you continue to struggle against? How do we get past the shame and guilt of our hidden sin and experience the joy of God's salvation once again in our lives? This episode on Psalm 51 gives us two habits we need to have in order to experience cleansing, healing, and deliverance from those sins that always seem to trip us up. 

Throughout the book of Romans we will answer questions that will strengthen our faith. In the opening sentences of Paul's letter to the believers in Rome, he clarifies who Jesus is. 

Why is it important for Christians to belong to a local church? Can  I still believe in Jesus and not be part of a church? These questions and others answered this week as we look at Romans 1:8-15.

What is the Gospel or the Good News concerning Jesus Christ? As followers of Jesus, we know we are to share the Gospel with others. The Gospel mission to Spain is one of the reasons that Paul is writing this letter to the Romans. If the Good News of Jesus is meant to be told by us, we need to know what the Gospel really is; Paul defines what the Gospel is for us in Romans 1:16-17.

This week we look at a familiar story of gladiator proportion! David verses Goliath is on queue for this week as we look at the importance of faith in our lives as followers of Christ and as a church! 

Nothing was more exhilarating to say but deflating to hear than the phrase “King me!” when playing checkers as a child. Saying the words gave me a sense of accomplishment and hope even if down several pieces, and nothing caused more apprehension than my opponent saying the words, “King Me!” feeling like they had gained the upper hand. The exact words brought a sense of victory and defeat. Turning...

Just like a well hidden Easter Egg that elates a child when they find it, Ezra has an Easter message hidden in plain sight! What do the returning exiles celebrating Passover have to do with us and Easter? Listen and find out!

Pastor Bradley calls our attention to some words of Jesus that make us stop and think! Join us in this episode as we look at Matthew 7:21-23 and answer the question, "Whatcha talking about Jesus?"

How do we read the Bible the right way? Ezra gives us the pattern to follow!

How does God use His Word in our lives?

Why should we care about pursuing holiness or purity as God's people?

Each generation, our sons and daughters, must commit to God themselves. That is covenant renewal. God calls each generation to decide to follow Him or worship false gods. After Joshua calls the people to serve the LORD, they respond with their answer.  This week reminds us of how important it is to pass down our faith and some practical ways and resources to impress God's commands upon the ne...

Whether you love Tom Brady, hate Tom Brady, or are indifferent towards Tom Brady as a now former NFL quarterback, his love for the game provides a great example of being sold out to something. See what a former NFL quarterback and Deuteronomy 6:5 shows us what it means to be sold out to God. 

How to have our worship rekindled?

Yes, this episode is long, but we reveal what we believe God has for us during the next five years this week! 

The enemy rises with opposition when God begins a new work in His people's lives. This week we will as that our Father rekindle our boldness in the face of opposition and why we will face opposition when we try and live out a godly life. 

This week's Scripture will help us see what is keeping us from being a devoted follower of Jesus. Next week, the Shema will also help us consider what it means to be completely sold out to God. 

This third book of our Bible continues the instructions given to Moses by God at Mount Sinai. Leviticus can be a book of the Bible that we can struggle to read through since it contains instructions for animal sacrifices, seemingly strange civil laws, and purification rituals, among other things. However, the big idea of Leviticus is God’s holiness and His concern for the holiness of His people.

The remaining chapters of Exodus show us how Moses enjoyed God's presence with greater intimacy than the rest of the Israelites (with the possible exception of Joshua). This week we will discover God's desire to be among His people and four steps we can take to constantly know Him more and more! 

Ezra 1:1-6 begins with a couple of wake-up calls! How does God wake up our passion for Him?  These verses will also give us our first prayer to pray as we seek God to rekindle any area of our relationship with Him that has or is waning.

Ezra chapter two is a chapter of our Bibles that we are tempted to skim over or skip entirely. However, this chapter shows us how to live for God's glory alone! 

These ten words of Exodus 20 serve as a compass, pointing us down the path of right living with God and others. They also tell us our need for a Savior and that this Savior is Jesus. I pray that our Lord uses these couple weeks of focusing on the ten commandments to help you love Him supremely, love your neighbor as yourself, and, if need be, open your eyes to your need for rescuing from your sin...