Cornerstone Baptist Church of Jefferson City

Brian Credille

Brian Credille • 1 Samuel 19; Psalm 59 • Sometimes we feel all alone when we are going though difficult and troublesome times. David, though chosen by God to be the new King of Israel, went through very dark days to get there. He kept his eyes focused on the Lord and recognized that God was his "defense" and "refuge."

Brian Credille • 1 Samuel 18 • Envy and Jealousy are emotions that can do great harm in our lives. King Saul is an example of the depths to which these destructive emotions can take a person.

Brian Credille • Psalm 119:41-48 • Each person of faith has a testimony. Maintaining freshness in your testimony is a challenge in a world like this. Psalm 119 points the way on how to live out our faith with a strong and vibrant testimony for the Lord.

Brian Credille • 1 Samuel 17 • The account of David and Goliath is one of the most familiar stories in all the Bible. It presents for us a case study in battles we face day after day - spiritual battles. We all face giants in our lives. How do we emerge victorious?

Brian Credille • Psalm 119:33-40 • It is the work of God's Spirit to bring revival to the life of the believer. The Psalmist gives us a good outline of how He works to revive and renew us as we follow Jesus.

Brian Credille • 1 Samuel 16 • We begin a series of messages that focus on the life of one of the most important people in all of Scripture - David. From the life of David - the highs and lows, we learn so much about God, and about ourselves. In the calling and anointing of David to be King of Israel, we find that God saw in him what others did not see.

Brian Credille • Psalm 119:25-32 • Having just completed our week of Revival Meetings, we find in Psalm 119 that God provides direction regarding personal revival. After all, revival must come in the heart of believers individually.

Brian Credille • Psalm 119:17-24 • It is so easy to take the Bible for granted. It is not only the owning of a Bible that is a great privilege, but the fact we can understand the Word of God! The third stanza of Psalm 119 guides us in how to seek and gain understanding.

Brian Credille • Luke 16:19-31 • The word "hell" is used so frivolously today, without meaning or significance. There are many who don't believe there is such a place. But Jesus told us clearly that just as sure as there is a Heaven - the home of God's people, there is a place called Hell - a place of unimaginable sorrow.