Cornerstone Community Church

Romans 7:7-13

The law informs us of our sinfulnessThe law agitates dormant sin within usThe law punishes sin

Sin deceives usSin destroys us

The law forces sin to show itself for what it is, giving us the will, the desire, and the opportunity to change.

Romans 7:1-6

Because the believer has died with Christ, the law has no more authority over him. Now we no longer belong to the law, but to Christ. The law Z (the written code) arouses sin in the flesh. But now since our flesh has died we are free from the written code, and we may now serve God in the new way of the Spirit.

Romans 6:1-14

As believers we have followed Jesus to the cross, and we have been crucified with Him.

As believers we have followed Jesus to the grave and we have been buried with Him.

As believers we have followed Jesus out of the grave and into new life!

As we are reminded of this truth and believe, we are strengthened with power to overcome sin.

Ephesians 1:3-10

Join us today as our brother Steve shares with us a discussion of what it means to be adopted into God’s family, to call Him Father, and how it deeply enriches the much more familiar concepts of justification and salvation.

Today, our brother Robert revisits Romans 5:1-6 with us.

2 Timothy 1:8‭-‬10

The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead serves a sign for us, that we too can be delivered from the power of death, into abundance of life without limits!

Pastor Calvin Robinson continues in our series in Romans, discussing “The Last Adam” from Romans 5:15-21.

Continuing in our series in Romans, this week Pastor Calvin Robinson discusses reconciliation between man and God.

1 John 1:1-7

Fellowship with God and each other

Fellowship is an integral part of the Christian life. It is a privilege, an encouragement, and a responsibility.

Romans 5:3-5

It is reasonable for us to celebrate as we wait patiently for the day when we will be glorified. It will be the day that God will wipe every tear from our eyes. A day when we will be healed of all our infirmities and pain.But until that glory appears, we will sometimes experience trouble.

What are we to do with our troubles? How should we perceive them? Paul says that we should celebrate them!

We should celebrate our troubles because trouble teaches us how to persevere. And if we persevere, we prove our character. When we look back and see how God has brought us through, our hope is all the more strengthened as we wonder at the deep love the Father has for us!