Cornerstone Baptist Church of Jefferson City

Brian Credille • 1 Peter 1:22-2:3 • The most neglected gift of God is to His people is the Bible. So many Christians seek after dramatic experiences, healings, miracles, knowledge etc. But so often the key to understanding God's Truth, and living God's way, is consigned to the edges of the believer's life. We need the enduring, perfect Word of God.

Brian Credille • John 5:16-23 • The central question of life that each person must answer is, "Who is Jesus?" If He is who he claimed to be, then you need Him to be your Savior and Lord. What you do in accepting Him or rejecting reveals your answer to that question.

Brian Credille • 2 Peter 1:12-21 • Some people live their lives spiritually always seeking after the newest, trendiest, latest thing. They jump from one new philosophy or teaching to another, always thinking it will bring them what they feel they are missing. Peter said there are basic things we need to hear over and over again.

Brian Credille • John 5:1-15 • The power of Jesus to bring healing in a person's life - physical and spiritual - is clearly presented by John. But Jesus asks a man in need of help a very curious question: "Will you be made whole?" That's the question before each and every one of us today.

Brian Credille • 2 Corinthians 1:1-7 • The Apostle Paul emphasized in his preaching the comfort and strength that only God could provide. As he began his second letter to the Corinthians, that emphasis shone through.

Brian Credille • John 4:27-38 • Nestled in the midst of the account of Jesus' conversation with the Samaritan Woman, Jesus talks to His disciples about the "fields" that are "white unto harvest." It is not by accident Jesus conveyed that message at precisely that moment.

Brian Credille • Matthew 8:1-17 • What are we to think when life becomes difficult? Where is God? These are questions people often ask when hard times come. Let us consider both right and wrong "answers" for the difficult times of life.

Brian Credille • John 4:1-30, 39-42 • How do people need to come to Jesus? Do they need to get their life all straightened out and in order and then receive the love and power of Jesus? In the encounter Jesus had with a Samaritan woman, we find that her life was changed when she met the Master!

Mark Ritchey • Matthew 20:29-34

Andy Vecellio • John 3:9-18, Numbers 21:4-10 • In chapter 3 of the Gospel of John, we are presented with an account of the interaction between Jesus and Nicodemus, a Pharisee and member of the Sanhedrin. John records that during the interaction, Jesus compares Himself to a "serpent in the wilderness" that was lifted by Moses, which is in reference to an event that is described in Numbers chapter 21. Careful examination of the event in Numbers 21 provides another Old Testament foreshadow of the life, ministry, and purpose of Jesus Christ.