Cornerstone Baptist Church of Jefferson City

Brian Credille • 1 Corinthians 15:54-57 • In our Winter Bible Study, "What are You Afraid Of?" by Dr. David Jeremiah, we have focused on the great truth that we can overcome our fears with faith. One of the great fears experienced by just about all of us at some point in life is the fear of dying.

Brian Credille • Philippians 1:9-11 • In Paul's letter to the Philippians, he described the church as a fellowship - a fellowship of love. Paul elaborates on the significance of love in the lives of those who follow Jesus Christ. Actually, love - above all - is the key sign of a maturing faith.

Brian Credille

Brian Credille • Philippians 1:1-8 • As we begin a verse-by-verse look at Paul's letter to the Philippians, we see his words of encouragement to the fellowship of believers. You see, a church is a fellowship of faith. What does that mean? Paul describes it for us as he shares with these Christians in his letter from prison.

Brian Credille

Brian Credille • 1 John 5:6-13 • We live in a World of great uncertainty. Nothing seems to be sure and strong. John wrote to believers in uncertain days to give them some reasons for certainty and hope.

Brian Credille • Philippians 3:13-14 • Here we are in a New Year! We don't know what 2019 holds for ourselves or for our nation. But we know that God has not changed. He goes before us and walks beside us. One of the great hymns of our faith helps us to zero in on the key teachings of this passage of Scripture in Philippians.

Brian Credille • Luke 2:14 • Is Peace on Earth really possible? The message came to the Shepherds when Jesus was born that it was. Yet, all around us, we see division, strife, wars and rumors of wars. Where is this "peace, good will toward men" the angel spoke about?

Brian Credille • Psalm 37:7 • As we come to the end of another year, we look together at a verse out of the Psalms that has important advice and instruction to carry us forward into a New Year. In fact, this prescription is a good one to use every day of every year: "Rest om the Lord."

Ken Koffer