Cornerstone Baptist Church of Jefferson City

Brian Credille • Psalm 62

Brian Credille • John 6:60-71 • Have you ever thought that if Jesus would just appear in person to the World that, of course, everyone would believe in Him? Well, He did and they didn't. We see that some actually walked away from Jesus as he revealed the truth about Himself while a few made powerful statements of faith.

Brian Credille • Genesis 28:10-22 • Jacob had secured his father's blessing by deceit. He had left his father's house and come to rest at a certain place. There he encountered the Presence of God.

Brian Credille • John: 6:41-59 • Just how essential is Jesus Christ if you want to go to heaven? As Jesus revealed the truth about Himself, it becomes clear that He is the only way to receive and sustain everlasting life.

Brian Credille

Brian Credille • Romans 8:28 • The problem of evil and suffering is something with which people have always struggled. It sometimes leads people to question whether there is a God, or whether God is good. they wonder why a God who is good would allow all the suffering and evil we see in the World around us.

Brian Credille • John 6:22-40 • Jesus leads us to face up to the real issues of life. People often want to stay at the surface. Jesus had actually fed the multitude with fish and bread, but here He asks them what can really satisfy for eternity. Jesus came to do just that!

Brian Credille • John 6:15-21 • How do we get through the storms of life? Well, we would love to think that God will just give us sunny weather and clear sailing all the time. But that's just not the sinful world we live in, is it? What we find in this passage is the amazing truth that Jesus gets in the boat with us.

Brian Credille • Hebrews 12:1-3 • It's the first day of a New Year! 2016 is gone and 2017 has dawned. What will this year have in store for us? We may think we know, but we really don't, do we? Life is unpredictable. But there is at least one constant for us to provide the guidance and strength we need: Jesus!

Brian Credille • Luke 2:1-20 • As we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on the Christmas Morning, what can we say about that Child born in Bethlehem more than 2000 years ago? "What Child is this?"