Cornerstone Baptist Church of Jefferson City

Brian Credille • 1 Corinthians 13 • As we begin 2020, we know there will be many choices to make over the course of this year. The Bible sets forth a clear principle that can be applied to all of those choices. If we make the key choice, we will make the right choice from situation to situation. We must choose the "more excellent way."

Brian Credille • Psalm 112:7-8 • It is easy to go through life being captured by the latest fad or philosophy that is popular with the world. That's the way some people live their entire lives. There is nothing solid, nothing sure about them. That should not be the case with God's people. This Psalm describes the opposite - living with a heart fixed on the Lord.

Brian Credille • Isaiah 43:16-21 • As we stand on the brink of a new year, these verses in Isaiah remind us that God is not finished with us yet. He has plans for 2020. Let us commit to join Him in the work He will do!

Brian Credille • John 6:25-35, 68 • What does it mean to have real life? You could ask that question to a lot of people and receive a great many answers. In John 6:68, Peter affirmed that Jesus has "the words of eternal life." He knew that real living is to be found in Jesus. To find life, where do we go? To Whom shall we go? Jesus points out our options in this passage of Scripture.

Brian Credille • Luke 2:11; John 3:16

Brian Credille

Brian Credille

Brian Credille • Luke 2:17-20 • With Christmas Day just 17 days away, it is easy to let the actual wonder of the Incarnation be obscured by the hustle and bustle of the season. It never should be. Our reaction to the wonder of Christmas should be what we see modeled in the Shepherds and Mary.

Brian Credille • Matthew 1:23 • The birth of Jesus is the most significant birth in all of history. It changed everything. Here are some of the truths of that original Christmas when Jesus was born - truths that remain just as powerful today.

Brian Credille • Psalm 119:161-176 • As we come to the closing verses of the longest chapter in the Bible, we find the Psalmist giving us a great example to follow. It closes with a statement of awe and amazement at God and His Word, and an appeal for God's helpful hand.