Cornerstone Church of Fergus Falls, MN - Sermon Podcasts

From Romans 10:14-21. The topic in the 2nd part of Romans 10 is still salvation. But the focus shifts to how the Gospel goes forth to others. If people are to know Jesus, we should tell them.

From Romans 10:1-13. Salvation is a most important topic. Unfortunately, some people go about it the wrong way. In this passage, we see the wrong way to try to earn it and the right way to receive it.

From Romans 9:19-33. We all like fair elections. Is God fair the way he elects? In this passage, we'll see more talk of election. We will also see amazing things about God's love and how we should respond with faith.

From Romans 9:1-18. Some people are insiders to God's promises, some are outsiders. Romans 9 explains why.

From Acts 2:42-47. What sorts of things should we do to grow in our faith? At Cornerstone Church, we have 6 core values that help answer that question. In this sermon, we'll go through the last 3 of these 6 core values.

From Acts 2:42-47. What sorts of things should we do to grow in our faith? At Cornerstone Church, we have 6 core values that help answer that question. In this sermon, we'll go through the first 3 of these 6 core values.

From Isaiah 53:8-12. This Old Testament passage, written over 700 years before Jesus' resurrection, clearly portrays God''s Servant as dying... but amazingly, he has life, too! The resurrection of Jesus means there is amazing power for us who believe.

From Isaiah 52:13-53:7. The long-awaited Messiah came to earth, but he was despised and rejected. Why was he treated that way? This passage in Isaiah, written over 700 years before Jesus' death, helps us understand why we each have a tendency to go our own way and not consider Jesus the way we should.

From Haggai 2:10-23. In this final section of Haggai, we see some important lessons about holiness, God's blessings, and God's future plans.

From Haggai 2:1-9. When the LORD asked his people to rebuild the temple, he not only promised his presence with them, but also that he would fill it with glory. If we who know Jesus in the new covenant are the temple, what does this mean for us?