Cornerstone Reformed Baptist Church

In this sermon, we explore the conflict between the kingdom of death and the kingdom of life.

Romans 5:14 tells us that Adam, "was a type of the one who was to come." What does this mean? This sermon explores the concept of typology: how persons, places and things in the Old Testament foreshadowed and pointed forward to spiritual realities to be fully revealed in the New Testament.

If God is good and all-powerful, why do pain, injustice, and suffering seem to reign? This question fuels doubt and challenges faith. But the Bible doesn't avoid it—it confronts it head-on. In this sermon, we look deeper than politics, psychology, or sentiment. We go to the root. What if evil isn't proof against God—but proof of something far greater? Watch. Think. Respond.

Jude compares the false brethren in the church to Cain, Balaam and Korah: notorious Old Testament sinners. We explore this comparison and discover that false brethren harm the church by following in the way of these ancient sinners. They are like Cain, who hated his brother, Balaam, who pursued greed, and Korah, who rebelled against authority.

How can we rejoice when we suffer? Not because suffering feels good, but because God uses it for good. Every trial is a tool in His hands: shaping our endurance, refining our character, and anchoring our hope—not in this world, but in Christ alone.

Romans 5:1-11 reveals one of the greatest gifts believers receive through justification: reconciliation with God. In this sermon preached at Cornerstone Reformed Baptist Church (CRBC), we explore how salvation through Jesus Christ not only forgives our sins and declares us righteous but also restores our broken relationship with God. Discover the five great blessings that flow from reconciliation:...

This sermon unpacks the powerful truth found in the final verse of Romans 4—that our justification is secured through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We are forgiven because Jesus lives, and we continue in faith because He remains alive.

Are you living your life by faith in Jesus Christ or by your own works? In this sermon, we explore what it truly means to live by faith, not just to have believed in Christ once, but to daily trust in His completed work on the cross.

Are you trusting in your own righteousness or in the righteousness of God? In this expositional sermon on Romans 3:21-24, we examine the saving righteousness of God, why it is given apart from the law, and how it is received by faith alone in Jesus Christ. 📌 Sermon Outline: 0:00 Introduction – What is the Saving Righteousness of God? 4:30 I. How is the Righteousness of God Given? (Romans 3:21) 15...

In this sermon, we explore the necessity of guilt for salvation through the lens of Romans 3:9–20. Learn the difference between godly guilt and worldly guilt and why recognizing our sinfulness is essential to understanding the gospel. 📖 Key Scriptures: Romans 3:9–20, 2 Corinthians 7:10, James 2:10 ✝️ Topics Covered: What does it mean to be "under sin"? The evidences of guilt in our lives. How god...

We started a study through Philippians! Before diving into its rich teachings, this Bible Study explores Acts 16 to understand how God, through His providence, started the church at Philippi. 📖 Key Themes Covered: ✅ The Macedonian vision and Paul's obedience going to Philippi ✅ The salvation of Lydia, the slave girl, and the Philippian jailer as the first members of this church ✅ The call to t...

Discover the hope we have in Jesus Christ, our Great High Priest, who sympathizes with our weaknesses and empowers us to persevere. Details: Scripture Reference: Hebrews 4:14-16 Main Points: What it means to hold fast our confession. Why we are called to hold fast. How we can hold fast through Christ. Key Takeaway: Victory over sin and perseverance in faith are rooted in the work of Jesus Christ....

Discover the life-changing truth of resting in Christ! This sermon explores: ✅ The spiritual rest available to Christians. ✅ How to enter God's rest through faith. ✅ Why Christ's finished work is the foundation of true peace. Hebrews 4:10 – "For whoever has entered God's rest has also rested from his works as God did from his."

Are You Being Influenced by False Teachers? In this sermon from 2 John 1:7–13, we explore: The reality of false teachers in the church. How to discern their influence and protect your faith. Practical steps to abide in Christ's truth and grow in spiritual maturity. Key Takeaways: Learn how to identify false teachers and their deceptive tactics. Discover biblical tests to evaluate genuine teachers...

Discover the keys to a thriving marriage rooted in Scripture! In this sermon, we explore God's purpose of marriage—to glorify God and reflect the sacrificial love of Christ for His Church. Learn how to prioritise Christ in your relationship, make God-honoring decisions, and cultivate a marriage strengthened by prayer, the Gospel, and the support of the local church. This sermon will equip you to b...