Cornerstone Message Podcast

In our pursuit of happiness, do we know which path to take? The most obvious route is not always the most direct, and perhaps nowhere is this more evident than in our relationship to stuff. Discover the paradox of happiness in this episode of SHINE.

How do you know what love looks like? The Apostle John gives us an example to recognize and a pattern to follow in his first letter to other Jesus followers. It's much more practical and tangible than you might expect.

Do you know what your purpose is? The path to a meaningful life is illuminated when Jesus describes what it means to "shine" in his most famous sermon. Discover how we are remade to make a difference in "Inside Out."

Where could you use some wisdom and direction? You can be sure that God is directing you, and know where to look for his direction. Turn your "Hope So" into a "Know So."

Can you know where you stand with God? Can you be certain of his forgiveness? Your Heavenly Father doesn't want you to be in a constant state of wondering. He has made provision for your sin and he wants you to know it. You can, and he has given you one step to take that opens the door. Do you know what it is?

Ever feel trapped? Whatever situation you're facing, despair is always a lie because God in his faithfulness can provide a way out.

You may wonder if God answers prayers based on your experience: you pray, and what you ask for doesn't happen. But what if you could have assurance that God hears and responds to every prayer you offer? You can, and you will!

Turn your "hope so's" into "know so's." How can you make sure that you'll make progress on your spiritual journey and not get stuck? There is a way...

How will your life be measured? As the Apostle Paul wrapped up his first letter to the fledgling church in the city of Thessalonica, he turned his attention to the spiritual leaders of the new congregation. How would their leadership be measured? What means does he suggest they use? What is the goal? All these questions and more are answered in the final message of Excel Still More.