Cornerstone Lafayette

Pastor Nathan returns us to our Leviticus Series covering a handful of chapters that deal with God's laws for old covenant Hebrews regarding ceremonial cleanliness.

Pastor Mike preaches out of 1 Samuel which gives an account of a woman named Hannah, and how she endured through the struggle of not being able to conceive a child, but through the power of prayer was able to become the mother of Samuel.

Pastor Nathan gets into the account of the death of Nahab and Adibu that is recorded in Leviticus 10.

We continue to look at Leviticus and how it's instructions on offerings and priesthood were used to make a way for God's people in the time before Christ covered sin.

Pastor Nathan begins a series on Leviticus, a book of many specific laws and commands that God has for His people and more specifically the ways they should make sacrifices, While we do not need to make sacrifices in the same way as they did in Leviticus, as we have already received a perfect sacrifice through Christ's blood, it is still profitable to look at how God commanded His people to live and worship during these times.

On this special Sunday service we celebrate Christ's resurrection, the foundation of our faith and hope. Pastor Nathan preaches on the account given in John 20 where Christ first appears to Mary Magdalene after she discovers the empty tomb.

On Good Friday we reflect on Christ's journey to the cross. He was betrayed by Judas, arrested by the Jewish authorities, condemned by Pontius Pilate, mocked and tortured by the Roman soldiers, and then willingly died as a perfect blood sacrifice to cover the sins of humanity.

Pastor Nathan finishes the book of Acts this week, where Paul ends up in Malta and through God's providence and faithfulness is able to get to Rome where he was able to boldly proclaim the teachings of Christ.

Pastor Nathan speaks from the chapter of Acts 27, emphasizing God's faithfulness to Paul amidst a storm and eventual shipwreck when he was being transported to Rome.

Pastor Nathan preaches from Acts this week, approaching the end of the book, continuing to detail the events of Paul's defense during his trial against the Jewish leaders.