Cornerstone Baptist Church of Fort Worth, Texas

Join us as Pastor Herrell finishes our Easter series.

This powerful exploration of John 14-19 confronts us with a kingdom that defies every human expectation. We enter the Upper Room where Jesus prepares His disciples for what appears to be total defeat, yet is actually the blueprint for God's greatest victory. The central tension is profound: what happens when the King shows up and nothing looks like what we expected? Jesus declares He is the w...

This powerful message confronts us with an uncomfortable reality: we may spend our lives in close proximity to Christ without ever publicly identifying ourselves as his followers. Through the lens of Peter's denial in the courtyard and Jesus's faithful testimony before the high priest, we're challenged to examine where our witness goes silent. The narrative brilliantly parallels the...

On the night before the cross, Jesus kneels to wash dusty feet, knowing full well the denial and betrayal to come, and still choosing service as he prepares his disciples. He then walks straight into the dark of Gethsemane, fully in control, yet choosing surrender. Along the way, Peter’s bold promises crumble under pressure, exposing the painful gap between what we say we believe and how we actual...

This message expounds on the words of Romans 8:12-13, challenging us to actively engage in what the Reformers called 'the mortification of sin.' Through Pastor Browning’s lesson, we're reminded that killing sin in our lives requires intentionality and action. The sermon walks us through a profound progression: Christ has redeemed us from sin, so we must see ourselves differently; we...

This message confronts us with a powerful question: Are we experiencing the true life that God has already given us, or are we simply going through the motions? Drawing from 1 Timothy, we discover that possessing the right spiritual tools isn't enough—we must actually take hold of what is truly life. The passage reveals three groups of people—widows, elders, and slaves—who despite having ever...

This powerful exploration of 1 Timothy chapters 2 and 3 challenges us to examine how our church life impacts our witness to the world. The central message is striking: how we love and treat each other internally directly determines how the gospel is perceived externally. We're reminded that the greatest threat to the church has never been persecution from outside, but division, anger, and ego...

This exploration of 1 Timothy takes us deep into one of the most challenging mission fields of the ancient world: Ephesus, a city dominated by the worship of Artemis and steeped in sexual immorality, false teaching, and spiritual confusion. What emerges is a powerful reminder that authentic Christianity isn't about winning arguments or accumulating religious knowledge—it's about life tra...

This powerful exploration of Titus chapters 2 and 3 reveals a transformative truth: grace is not just about salvation, it's about complete life transformation. We're challenged to move beyond simply asking 'what should I do as a Christian?' to understanding the deeper 'why' behind Christian living. The message unpacks how God's grace appeared in history through J...

What does it mean to live out our faith in a way that makes Christianity attractive to a skeptical world? This powerful exploration of Titus chapter 2 challenges us to examine whether our faith is merely something we profess on Sundays or something that transforms every aspect of our daily lives. The core message is revolutionary yet simple: the gospel becomes compelling to others not through perf...

In our culture drowning in information and opinions, we're starving for something real—authentic transformation that actually changes lives. This exploration of Titus confronts us with a crucial question: Is Christianity just religious information, or does it produce genuine life transformation? We discover that Paul's letter to Titus wasn't written to people who'd never heard...

This message confronts a truth many of us discover as we mature in faith: spiritual life isn't about dramatic beginnings but faithful endurance. We've all experienced those powerful moments—the emotional altar call, the transformative camp experience, the conference that reignited our passion—but the real test comes in the ordinary days that follow. Drawing from Philippians 1:6, we'...

This message invites us into a profound truth that challenges our culture's obsession with instant success: formation always precedes mission. Drawing from Luke 2:40-52, we delve into the reality that Jesus Christ Himself spent thirty years in obscurity before launching His public ministry. These weren't wasted years—they were divine preparation. The summary of Christ's hidden years...

Join us as we focus on the purpose of Christ coming to Earth.

Join us as we celebrate Christmas with this final advent sermon on love.

Join us as Pastor Herrell continues our advent series with this teaching on joy.

Join us as we celebrate the advent season and Pastor Herrell teaches on what peace really means.

This powerful message meets us right where many of us find ourselves—running on empty, with our reservoir of hope depleted. It's not about depression or falling apart, but about that subtle weariness that comes from pushing through uncertainty, waiting for pieces to fall into place, finding more problems than solutions. The core revelation here is transformative: hope is not something we manu...

Romans 12 confronts us with a challenging truth: spiritual transformation doesn't happen by accident. Just as someone can't get physically fit by merely holding a gym membership, we can't experience genuine life change by casually attending church once a week. This passage calls us beyond being spectators of spiritual things to becoming active participants in God's transformati...

Join us as Pastor McNair continues our series through the book of Romans.

This powerful exploration of Romans 8 invites us into one of the most liberating truths of the Christian faith: there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. When we truly experience God's grace, we don't exploit it; we respond to it with gratitude and a changed life. The core teaching walks us through the intersection of guilt and grace, showing how Christ didn't just...

This powerful exploration of Romans 7 confronts a universal truth we all experience: the internal war between who we want to be and who we actually are. We've all been there—making resolutions to pray more, be more patient, eat healthier, control our anger—only to find ourselves back at square one within days. It feels like two people live inside us: one who loves God and one who sabotages ev...

This powerful exploration of Romans 6 challenges us to move beyond the surface understanding that 'God loves me just the way I am' to embrace a deeper truth: God loves us too much to leave us where we are. While grace begins with acceptance—meeting us in our brokenness and sin—it doesn't end there. The message unpacks how God's grace isn't merely about forgiveness; it&#039...

Join us as Pastor Herrell continues our series through Romans and teaches on what it means to be part of God's family.

In this powerful exploration of Romans 4, Pastor Herrell delves into the true meaning of God's covenant family. The central message revolves around Abraham's faith and how it defines our spiritual lineage. We learn that it's not bloodlines, rituals, or ethnicity that make us part of God's family, but our faith in Him. This revelation challenges us to rethink our understanding o...