CornerstoneSF's Sunday Message

All that we need, all that we were meant to be - our truest identity and our deepest yearnings - can be found in Jesus. We must decide if we will accept His invitation to find our story in His.

We have all been filled with Heaven-sent potential to make an impact for Jesus. Let’s learn to live into this promise by exploring the 7 “I AM” statements of Jesus - what they reveal about His character, and how that informs our own.

I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength. But what exactly does this mean? And how does contentment fit into it?

God’s desire for us is that we abound - in our relationship to Him, in our ministry to others, and in the difficult places of our lives.

If God were to answer your prayers, what would change? Are your prayers self-focused, others-focused, or Kingdom-focused? What does it look like to have a life rich in prayer? Guest Speaker Jon Kelly answers these questions - and more - as he shares three principles for a life abounding in prayer.

The reality of heaven is something all of us must engage with. But as Christ-followers living in the here and now, how are we to live differently in light of this reality?

Joy can make even the most confining places into places of possibility. But how do we live in a way that doesn't let the disappointments and limitations of our lives define us?

To abound in Christ’s love means to live as sunshine people - unashamed of the gospel and joyously inviting others into the fullness of life with Jesus.

To abound in Christ’s love means to live as sunshine people - unashamed of the gospel and joyously inviting others into the fullness of life with Jesus.

Our goal is not to be conformed to this world but transformed by the renewing of our mind. We are to make Jesus proud of our life. But how can we do this? How can we abound in His ways, in His love?

Christian love is childlike. It doesn’t operate out of insecurity but rather moves securely in God’s love. The more secure we are in His love, the more we are able to love in healthy ways. Let's strive together to live with an informed surge of the love of God.

Though it's been said many times and many ways, Merry Christmas to you. But how can we have a merry Christmas with all the unsettling things happening in our society? By inviting the certainty of God into the uncertainty of our lives.

The beauty of the new songs written through the lives of the people at the very first Christmas are is the same beauty of the new songs the Lord longs to write in our lives today - this Christmas.

How do we be thankful when the world is a mess? There is a transcendant peace we can have when we give all of our lives - our desires and disappointments - to Jesus.

Are you looking for love in all the wrong places? What does God's agape love for us look like? What obstacles do we put in our way from receiving His love?

It's so easy to take for granted what the Lord has healed or is doing in our lives. Let's endeavor to remember the beauty of all He is and has done for us, and continues to be and do for us.

Perhaps one of the greatest gifts the Lord has given us are the people in our lives. Let us choose to bless and love with gratitude even when life is hard or people have broken trust and let us down, or when our heart is broken and we feel rejected.

Pastor Terry explores a passage from John 11 where Jesus has a fascinating and destiny-changing conversation about life, death, and the resurrection to come.

What does it mean to receive a blessing, to be blessing, and to bless? Join Dr. Jeff Louie as he explores the expansive Biblical definition and understanding of what it means to live in the way of blessing.

God is always looking at us with love, pursuing us, and inviting us into lives aligned with Him. What do our responses to Him look like? What would it look like for God’s people to live in ongoing, continual affirmative response to Him?

God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and soundness of mind. How can we cultivate this promise and live out of it in our daily lives?

As Christians, we are part of God's Kingdom to come in the next life. But we are also part of that Kingdom now on earth. How can we live a life that honors God in the here and now while hoping towards what is to come?

Have we ever been upset with God and His decision to bless us in a different way than we had expected? How do we respond when this happens? Let's look at an example from Joseph's life and see what we can glean.

Are we reliable? Can people count on us? As Christ-followers we are called to be trustworthy people. Let's glean from the example of Joseph, his father, and his brother.

When we allow God in to places of loss, He will not only heal us, but He will help us grow into a deeper, better person. He will rework our soul.