Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Revelation 3:7-13. What do you do when you don't feel you have the strength to continue. This passage gives us a good example of what to do, but also a reminder of what God will do for us.

From Revelation 3:1-6. The message from Jesus to the people of the church in Sardis might seem very bleak: they were dead! But there was still hope. They could come to God to be revived.

"Wrath, Love, Response" from Luke 13:22-30. What does it mean that God is a God of wrath and a God of love? How should we respond to these two truths?

From Revelation 2:18-29. The church in Thyatira had some people who were holding on to the truth. But others were following wicked ways. We must remember that there will be temptations. May we hold on to the faith until Jesus comes again!

From Revelation 2:12-17. The church in Pergamum was doing really well in difficult times - at least some of the people were. But others had chosen a different path. We are more tempted than we might like to think to take the wrong path. But God has given us something very powerful to help us stay on the right path.

From Revelation 2:8-11. The church in Smyrna faced severe persecution. How would you do if your faith were tested? This passage gives us two commands from Jesus to remind us how to prepare and respond to trouble.

"A Passion to Know Christ," from Dan Schindler - elder at Cornerstone Church. Do we have a passion to know Christ? If we really did, we would seek him. What does the Bible say about seeking God?

From Revelation 2:1-7. The church at Ephesus had a lot going for it - by my count, Jesus mentioned nine things they were doing well. But it's the one thing they weren't doing well that stands out: they had forsaken their first love. How's your love for God these days?

From Revelation 1:9-20. When you think of Jesus, what picture pops into your mind? The picture we see in this passage is so awe-inspiring that the guy who saw it fell down as if dead! May we all have a right view of who Jesus is. May we all live accordingly.

From Revelation 1:1-8. Why study the book of Revelation? It reminds of some wonderful things. Although we may not understand everything in the book, the God who knows it all has revealed things to us and he wants us to know and worship him.