Cornerstone Community Church Vodcast

Not everything in the Bible is clear cut. In fact, there are times when the Word of God seems to be giving conflicting instructions. On the one hand, we’re told that we should not let our right hand know what our left hand is giving. Yet, in another part of Scripture, we’re told to let our good works so shine before men that glory may be given to God. How then should we apply Scripture into the daily experiences of our lives? Which Scriptures should we apply into which situation? These are questions that we need to learn to answer.

The Tribe of Judah seems to be mentioned much more often than the other tribes of Israel. In fact, from ‘Judah’ comes the word ‘Jews’. Jesus is called the ‘Lion of the Tribe of Judah’. The sceptre of kingship was given to Judah. Yet on closer examination, Judah’s life was not the most exemplary. This must surely lead us to ask, “Why Judah?”.

The Tribe of Judah seems to be mentioned much more often than the other tribes of Israel. In fact, from ‘Judah’ comes the word ‘Jews’. Jesus is called the ‘Lion of the Tribe of Judah’. The sceptre of kingship was given to Judah. Yet on closer examination, Judah’s life was not the most exemplary. This must surely lead us to ask, “Why Judah?”.

Much of the Church today is ignorant of what’s going to happen in the last days. When you read the epistles of Paul, you’ll discover that the Early Church too had a running battle with ignorance in their day, and worse still, apostasy. So often, Paul would write, “I don’t want you to be ignorant” and he said that because the Church was ignorant. But we should not be, especially when it comes to the matter of the last days, because God has given us warning and revealed so much to us, of what’s about to happen. This message is an exposé of what’s about to unfold in our days.

Much of the Church today is ignorant of what’s going to happen in the last days. When you read the epistles of Paul, you’ll discover that the Early Church too had a running battle with ignorance in their day, and worse still, apostasy. So often, Paul would write, “I don’t want you to be ignorant” and he said that because the Church was ignorant. But we should not be, especially when it comes to the matter of the last days, because God has given us warning and revealed so much to us, of what’s about to happen. This message is an exposé of what’s about to unfold in our days.

The coronavirus outbreak is on everyone’s lips. It has been a great concern everywhere. But what is the Lord saying and how is He wanting us to respond?

The coronavirus outbreak is on everyone’s lips. It has been a great concern everywhere. But what is the Lord saying and how is He wanting us to respond?

We continue our series on ‘The Making of a Father of Faith’, where we examine the life of Abraham and the things that made him extraordinary. Abraham was not only the father of the nation of Israel, but he was also the father of our faith. There are distinctive qualities in Abraham that qualified him to be used by God to impact the world and leave such an amazing legacy.

We continue our series on ‘The Making of a Father of Faith’, where we examine the life of Abraham and the things that made him extraordinary. Abraham was not only the father of the nation of Israel, but he was also the father of our faith. There are distinctive qualities in Abraham that qualified him to be used by God to impact the world and leave such an amazing legacy.

Abraham was such a remarkable man that he’s called the Father of our Faith. What made this man great? What was it about him that captured the attention of the Lord? All the answers are found in the biblical account of his life. It’s time to unpack that and reveal the very things that go into the making of a father of faith.