Corinth was a wealthy, competitive city—home to the Isthmian Games—and that same competitive spirit had crept into the church. In 1 Corinthians, Paul the Apostle confronts one of their biggest issues: division.

“I follow Paul.” “I follow Apollos.” “I follow Peter.”
Paul responds with a powerful question: Has Christ been divided?

In this message, we unpack:

• Why we advance at the speed of our unity
• What’s actually worth fighting over
• The importance of uniting around purpose—not preference
• Why the Gospel must remain central

We’re not called to personality-driven faith or cultural Christianity—we’re called to be united around Christ and committed to preaching the Gospel in both word and power.

If you need salvation, healing, or restoration, Jesus is still moving today.

In this message, we explore the life and faith of C. S. Lewis, author of Mere Christianity and The Chronicles of Narnia, and close friend of J. R. R. Tolkien (author of The Lord of the Rings). From trench warfare to wartime radio broadcasts, Lewis’s journey from atheism to faith shaped a powerful defense of Christianity.

We dive into the Cardinal and Theological Virtues, with a focus on “Charity” as love rooted in the will—not just emotion. This teaching challenges men to live convinced, convicted, and confident lives, building character through daily obedience, discipline, and devotion to God.

Be encouraged to love God and others through faithful action—one decision at a time.

Are you serving God… or serving money?
In this powerful message from the INVESTED series, we unpack what Jesus meant when He said, “You cannot serve both God and mammon.” Is money evil? What does the Bible really say about wealth, tithing, generosity, and stewardship?

This sermon dives deep into:
• The true meaning of “mammon”
• How money can enslave both the rich and the poor
• What Jesus taught in Matthew 6 about worry and provision
• 1 Timothy 6:10 and the love of money
• Practical wisdom from Proverbs and Ecclesiastes
• Keys to walking in financial freedom and peace

When we shift from ownership to stewardship and from fear to faith, we experience peace that mammon can never give.

What do you do when God says “wait”?

In this powerful and honest message, Michelle shares about seasons of waiting—when prayers feel unanswered, doors seem delayed, and faith is tested. Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, and real-life ministry experiences, she reminds us that delay is not denial and that while we’re waiting, God is always working.

You’ll discover:
✨ Why waiting develops character
✨ How God uses seasons of delay to prepare us
✨ The difference between “No” and “Not Yet”
✨ What it means to qavah—to be woven into God’s plan
✨ Practical steps for waiting with faith, peace, and purpose

If you’ve been waiting on healing, direction, provision, breakthrough, or clarity—this message is for you. You’re not stuck. You’re being strengthened. You’re being prepared.

📖 Key Scriptures: Psalm 27:14, Ecclesiastes 3, Daniel 10, Romans 4, Habakkuk 2:3, Isaiah 30:18

In this message, we begin our INVESTED series with a biblical, honest, and pastoral teaching on tithing. 

Discover why Scripture speaks so clearly about money, what the tithe really is, and how God invites us to trust Him with our finances. From Malachi 3 and beyond, this sermon unpacks stewardship, heart posture, and the promise of the “windows of heaven” for those who honor God first.

What does it really mean to be Built Different? 

In this message, Pastor Jeremy challenges us to embrace our calling as Kingdom Builders—people who change the world one life at a time. Drawing from Jesus’ words in Matthew 9 and Luke 10, we’re reminded that the harvest is ready, the workers are needed, and we are the answer to the prayer. 

As Cornerstone prepares to launch in Hendersonville and become one church in two locations, this sermon calls every believer to live with compassion, courage, and purpose—going, sending, planting, and watering so God can bring the increase. 

One more person. One more step. Let’s go!

In this message, “Upon This Rock,” we continue our January series BUILT DIFFERENT while leaning into biblical maturity and soul health. Drawing from Matthew 7 and Matthew 16, we look at Jesus’ powerful exchange with Peter and discover what it means to build our lives—and God’s church—on an immovable foundation.

Peter was flawed, impulsive, and imperfect… yet Jesus still called him by name and invited him into the work of building the Church. This message speaks to identity, purpose, spiritual authority, and the confidence we carry when our lives are built on Christ—the true Rock.

You’ll be encouraged to:
 • Understand who you are in Christ
 • Recognize the attack on identity and how to stand firm
 • Move from consuming the Word to applying it
 • Live with confidence knowing the gates of hell will not prevail

Whether you’re in the middle of prayer and fasting or just jumping in, this message is an invitation to say:
 “God, if You’re building Your church—build it on me.”

📖 Key Scriptures: Matthew 7:24–27, Matthew 16:13–20
 🙏 Join us as we pursue being BUILT DIFFERENT—firm in faith, healthy in soul, and active in God’s Kingdom.

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In this message from Exodus 28:31–35, we explore how worship is more than a moment—it’s a garment we wear. Drawing from the priestly garments, we see how worship carries God’s glory, produces a sound in the spirit, and prepares us to enter holy places. This sermon challenges us to consider what we’re “wearing” as we come before the Lord and how our worship positions us for His presence.

What does it really mean to be BUILT DIFFERENT as a believer? In this powerful sermon, Build An Altar, we explore Genesis 35 and the life of Jacob to uncover why returning to God’s presence changes everything.

This message calls believers to stop treating God as an addition to life and instead build their life around Him through prayer, worship, fasting, repentance, and obedience. Just as Jacob returned to Bethel to build an altar, we are invited to create a daily place of encounter where heaven and earth meet.

Whether you’re in a season of prayer and fasting, spiritual renewal, or seeking deeper intimacy with God, this sermon will challenge and encourage you to return, purify, and build.

📖 Key Scriptures: Genesis 35, Matthew 7:24–27, Psalm 27, Matthew 6:33
🙏 Themes: Prayer, Worship, Repentance, Spiritual Hunger, Building an Altar
🔥 Part of the January series: BUILT DIFFERENT

In this message from 1 Corinthians 1:1–9, we explore the city of Corinth, the challenges of an imperfect church, and Paul’s powerful reminder that it is God’s church in Corinth—not of Corinth. Despite division, struggle, and cultural pressure, God was still moving in power. Discover four foundational truths about Jesus’ lordship, God’s provision, His faithfulness, and our partnership with Him as we pursue unity and spiritual maturity in today’s church.