Join us as we launch our new series: ACTS: The Movement. In this message, Spirit Filled Church, we explore the opening chapters of Acts and the power of the Holy Spirit that transformed ordinary believers into bold witnesses who carried the Gospel to the ends of the earth.

Discover:

- Why Luke wrote the Book of Acts and its focus on the Person and power of the Holy Spirit
- The difference between the Spirit indwelling at salvation and the baptism in the Holy Spirit
- How Pentecost changed everything for the early church
- Why the Holy Spirit’s power is essential for conquering sin, being effective witnesses, and experiencing God’s supernatural intervention

At Cornerstone, we believe the Spirit still moves today. If God is offering it, we want it. If God is doing it, we want in.

👉 Don’t miss this deep dive into the Book of Acts and the power of a Spirit-filled church!

God's grace flows down to the humble, not up to the proud.  It meets surrender, not self-reliance. Grace doesn’t climb. Grace runs downhill — to the surrendered, the willing.

In this powerful message, we discover how every part of life carries an atmosphere: our homes, marriages, work, finances, and relationships. God longs for those atmospheres to be filled with His  peace, joy, and presence.

Drawing from the book of Exodus and Romans 14:17, we unpack what it means to host God’s presence today, turning the secular into sacred. Learn how natural things become sacred when devoted to God, why we are called to build spaces for Him, and how righteousness, peace, and joy create an atmosphere where God feels at home.

We are called to be salt and light in the world. This sermon will inspire you to:

Build a life that welcomes God’s presence.

Create sacred space in everyday routines.

Live with righteousness, peace, and joy through the Holy Spirit.

Shine God’s light in a culture pulling away from Him.

✨ If you’re longing to experience more of God’s presence and learn how to “set the atmosphere” for Him in your daily life, this message is for you.

As believers, we believe in the miraculous, however we also believe that there are seasons that are used to develop an endurance that leads to perfection! Peter and the disciples find themselves in a stormy situation, but it was a word from Jesus that went ahead of them! The question is, are you going through it?

Who you walk with will shape who you become. Every relationship is a decision about influence—on your faith, your peace, your perspective, and your future.

In this message from our Set the Atmosphere series, we look at what God’s Word says about relationships:

Proverbs 13:20 — Walk with the wise and become wise; associate with fools and get in trouble.

Psalm 1:1 — Joy comes from refusing the advice of the wicked.

1 Corinthians 15:33 — Bad company corrupts good character.

Pastor unpacks the kinds of relationships that:
✅ Need strengthening (marriage, children, mentors, true friends)
⚖️ Need boundaries (extended family, dating, adult kids, exes)
❌ Need to end (toxic friendships, red-flag dating, shady business ties)

You’ll also discover the framework of finding Paul (mentor), Timothy (disciple), Barnabas/Silas (friends) in your life—and the reminder that to have a friend, you must be a friend.

This is a call to honestly assess the people around you, prioritize your soul health, and allow God to shape the atmosphere of your relationships.

In Philippians 4, Paul expresses gratitude for the Philippian church's support and notes that their giving is a fragrant offering to God. Generosity is not just about meeting needs, but about sowing seeds, responding to God's giving, and making sacrifices that please Him. By giving generously, believers can experience God's provision and supply, trusting that He will meet their needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.

Are your finances shaping the atmosphere of your life—your peace, joy, and family relationships? In this message, Pastor Jeremy Austill continues the Set the Atmosphere series with a powerful teaching on financial order and biblical stewardship.

Discover:

Why money isn’t evil, but the love of money can enslave us

How to break free from debt, fear, and financial stress

A biblical sequence of financial priorities: honoring God, building legacy, covering essentials, paying what is owed, living generously, and enjoying luxuries in order

Practical wisdom from Proverbs on discipline, contentment, hard work, and long-term vision

The spiritual reality of money as a tool that can serve either God’s kingdom or the enemy’s schemes

In our deeper dive into Philippians, we find that chapter 4:10-14 highlights that true contentment is not about external circumstances, but about finding satisfaction in Christ and learning to be content in every situation. Paul's example shows that contentment is a learned virtue that can be cultivated through practices like gratitude, focusing on relationships, and holding loosely to material possessions. By embracing this mindset, we can experience peace and strength in all circumstances, whether abundance or lack, and live a life that is driven by a deeper purpose and satisfaction in Christ.

In a culture that’s shifting faster than ever, how do we prepare the next generation to stand strong in truth and purpose? In this Back-2-School Sunday message, Pastor Jeremy shares how to set the atmosphere in our homes and churches so our kids grow up as weapons in God’s hands—forceful, not fragile. Drawing from the example of the tribe of Issachar, David’s preparation for Solomon, and Psalm 127, we’ll discover how to raise courageous, confident, and commissioned young men and women who can face the times with unwavering faith.

Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, teacher, or part of the church family, this message will challenge and inspire you to create an atmosphere that equips and launches the next generation for God’s mission.

As we continue in the study of Philippians, it emphasizes the importance of controlling our thoughts and focusing on what is true, honorable, and praiseworthy. By rewiring our minds and taking every thought captive to obey Christ, we can experience transformation and peace, and live out our faith in a way that honors God. By putting into practice what we've learned and received from Christ, we can experience the presence of the God of peace in our lives.