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- 51 min
- 50 min
- Amos #10Pastor Bryan Campbell preaches through Amos’ visions in Amos chapter 8, including the basket of ripe summer fruit, the condemnation of Israel for cheating the poor, and descriptions of the ways in which God is going to punish Israel for their sins. Pastor Bryan challenges us to think about why we attend church and worship. Are we here to serve or here to be served?37 min
- Amos #9Elder Tom Reed preaches through the visions of inescapable justice in Amos chapter 7. As we go through this section of scripture, we observe that God is merciful. Even in his judgement, he demonstrates mercy.54 min
- Amos #8Cornerstone Youth Director CJ Pearce preaches through the Oracle of Woe in Amos chapter 5 and 6. God proclaims his woes against Israel, issues an indictment and curse against them, and proclaims judgement for their sin.44 min
- Amos #7Pastor Bryan Campbell preaches through the message for Israel in the first half of Amos Chapter 5: “Come back to God and live”. We see God condemn Israel for their twisted sense of justice, and Israel is issued many warnings as to what will come if they do not return to him. Pastor Bryan challenges us to contemplate the following question: “In what ways have we began to do what is wrong in the sight of the Lord? Think through the reality of ‘If you love me, you will obey my commands’.”47 min
- Amos #6Pastor Bryan Campbell preaches through Israel’s failure to learn from God’s warnings, as outlined in Amos chapter 4. We see God condemn the general population of Israel for reaping the benefits wealth bought through sin. Pastor Bryan challenges us to contemplate our own responsibility regarding reaping the benefits of sin and oppression while purchasing food, clothing, electronics, and other consumer goods.50 min
- Amos #5Elder Tom Reed preaches through the punishment of Israel, as outlined in Amos chapter 3. We see Israel being disciplined as part of God’s family, and learn that punishment can be a form of loving correction.50 min
- Amos #4Pastor Bryan Campbell preaches through the transgressions of Israel, as outlined in Amos chapter 2. We see many parallels to the sins of the surrounding territories, for whom Israel agreed with God’s judgement. Israel has now been judged for their own sin, and is logically entrapped by their own guilt in breaking God’s law.Today, we also celebrate the baptism and rejuvenation in Christ of Cornerstone Youth member, Jada McAlister! Congratulations Jada!Pastor Bryan leaves us with the following thought this week:“Do you reflect who God is?”37 min
- Amos #3Pastor Bryan Campbell preaches through the sins of Edom, Ammon, Moab, Judah, Damascus, Gaza, and Tyre as described in the first two chapters of Amos. These territories were guilty under God’s law of many atrocities, all committed in the pursuit of wealth, prosperity, power, and comfort while devaluing human life. God does not let sin go unpunished, and promises to bring fire upon these nations and destroy their strongholds. As we celebrate Independence Day today, Pastor Bryan also challenges us to take a look at our own nation and determine how we can follow biblical principles to improve upon the things that make us love our country.50 min
About Cornerstone Ione Podcast
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Welcome to Cornerstone Church! We know it isn’t easy visiting a new church for the first time. You might wonder, “Do I belong here? Am I really welcome? Will the people be unfriendly, or too friendly? Will it be easy to leave if I don’t enjoy it? Will they ask me for money? Will my kids enjoy it? How should I dress? Am I welcome if I don’t believe everything they do?”
We want your visit to be a good experience. We are intentional about making people feel welcome, whatever their background, including those who have never been to church before. If one of us were visiting a new church for the first time, we would like to know what to expect, so here is a brief overview.
When you come here on a Sunday morning, you’ll notice that everyone is dressed comfortably, in anything from shorts and flip flops to khakis and a button up shirt. We are composed of people from all over Amador County, and all ages from infants to the “very mature”. Between the two services there will be coffee, and sometimes a snack is available, and we would love it if you leave enough time for us to get to know you a little bit.
Our music is mostly from the last decade, though we still value and include many of the timeless songs that are much older than that. We use acoustic and electric guitars, as well as keyboard and drums. The offering bags will come around, but we do not expect you, as a visitor, to feel compelled to give. This is for the members of the church. Then, one of our teachers will speak for about 40 minutes, doing our best to make the messages interesting, challenging and relevant to daily life. We usually preach verse by verse right out of the Bible, and if we do our job right, you’ll hear solid Christian theology in intelligent, understandable, relevant terms. The service will end after about an hour and fifteen minutes.
If you have more questions, please feel free to email or call me or you can check out our Facebook and Instagram pages.
Thanks for stopping by. We really look forward to meeting you.
Pastor Bryan