Cornerstone Baptist Church of Jefferson City

Brian Credille • Psalm 130 • We should never become so familiar with God that we lose sight of just how majestic and awesome He is in His holiness and His mercy. This Psalm expresses what should ever be uppermost in our minds and hearts.

Brian Credille • Psalm 119:9-16 • The World we live in is a sinful place. But God has provided His perfect Word - the Bible - to enable us to live a pure life in the midst of this World's sinfulness and impurity.

Brian Credille • Luke 6:46-49 • What does it mean to call Jesus "Lord of your Life?" It means everything. But Jesus made it clear that there are some things that will be true in the life of the person who truly had made Jesus "Lord."

Brian Credille • Psalm 119:1-8 • The longest chapter in the Bible is one of the greatest tributes to the Word of God itself. Plsam 119 has 176 verses, divided into 22 stanzas - each stanza beginning with a different letter of the Hebrew Alphabet - and each line in the stanza begins with the same letter! Let us see what God says about His Word over the weeks to come as we journey through Psalm 119.

Brian Credille • Luke 15:1-7 • How does God view people who do not know Him? The Religious Leaders of Israel sneeringly viewed them as "sinners." The parable Jesus told reveals the Shepard's Heart and His love for the "lost."

Brian Credille • Psalm 103 • As Christians, we talk so much about the forgiveness of God that it is very easy for us to begin to take it for granted. We can lose a sense of just how wonderful and amazing it is. Psalm 103 expresses the sense of wonder we should always feel about God's forgiving heart.

Brian Credille

Brian Credille • Matthew 16:21-27 • What will you do with the Cross? From before Jesus went to the Cross, until today, the Cross is at the very heart of God's plan and God's challenge to all who follow Jesus.

Brian Credille • Galatians 5:22-23 • As we come to the end of what the Bible describes as the "Fruit of the Spirit," we come to a character quality that is so vital to us living an effective Christian life. Perhaps this quality is forged and produced by all the others: "Self-control" or as the King James version uses, "Temperance."

Brian Credille • Philippians 4:14-23