Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Micah 5:1-5a. In looking at this Old Testament prophecy that has now been fulfilled, we can look back in amazement at what God has done. It can also serve as a reminder to us that God will fulfill his promises to us.

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From Brian Carlson - a deacon at Cornerstone. From Psalm 107. When we go through difficult times, we can cry out to the God who loves us. The sooner we learn to cry out, the better.

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From Psalm 25. This psalm sets a wonderful pattern of going to God when our sins trouble us. In Psalm 25, we learn about God's mercy, grace and love. He is pleased to forgive. Not only that, but he also "instructs sinners in his ways."

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From Psalm 138. Too often, we forget to praise God. We can get so caught up in other things that we neglect to give God the glory he deserves. In this sermon, we look specifically at how we should adore God for who he is and thank him for what he does.

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From Psalm 137. This is a psalm of lament - of crying out to God when things aren't as they should be. This psalm gives us a helpful pattern of learning how to talk to God in difficult times. God is always worthy of praise. Sometimes we don't realize that until we start talking to God.

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From guest speaker Ethan Townsend, Cornerstone's youth director. From John 14:6, among other verses. In this sermon, Ethan reminds us of some important truths about Jesus and why it makes sense that Jesus is the only way.

From Genesis 11:10-12:4. In this Genesis 1-11 series, we've seen many problems. How will God make things right? In this passage, we see a really important step in that plan. God calls people to himself. Will we respond by faith?

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From Genesis 10:1-11:9. It is very tempting to want to make a name for ourselves. We can easily seek to live for our own glory instead of God's. In this sermon, we talk about how to live to glorify the name of the Lord.

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From Genesis 9. The flood did not wipe the world clean. Sin was still a problem. But God is still moving his plans forward.

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From Genesis 8. In this sermon, we discuss two things: 1) The geological evidence for a global flood, and 2) Heart issues surrounding life, death and offering ourselves to God as living sacrifices.

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