Cornerstone YXE

In this week's sermon, Pastor Austin launch's a series that digs into the fundamental building blocks of our faith—those essential truths we can all agree on, regardless of our denominations or backgrounds. 

Have you ever found yourself mesmerized by the grandeur of a breathtaking landscape, or captivated by the excitement of a sporting event? We’re drawn to glory in so many forms, yet often, we overlook the ultimate source of all glory: God Himself. In a world filled with distractions, it can be easy to fixate on the shiny things of life and gloss over the magnificent glory of our Creator.

This week, we’ll journey through the concept of God’s glory, as revealed in Romans 11:36, where Paul writes, “For everything comes from him and exists by his power and is intended for his glory. All glory to him forever. Amen.” We’ll unpack how this incredible truth transforms our understanding of our purpose and our role in His story.

We'll explore what it truly means to glorify God in every aspect of our lives—our time, our talents, and even the simple moments, like sharing a meal. As we dive into this message, I encourage you to consider two powerful questions: What has God given you? And how can you use those gifts to reflect His glory?

If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

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In this week's sermon Pastor Michael explores the incredible events surrounding Easter Sunday, where the undeniable truth echoes through the ages: "He is not here; He has risen." But let’s be honest for a moment—this claim can sound unbelievable. Imagine the disbelief of the disciples when they first heard the news. How could someone rise from the dead? Yet, it’s exactly this claim that shifts the very foundation of our faith and brings hope to all believers.

As we journey through Luke 24, we uncover the doubts and questions faced by Jesus' closest followers. The same individuals who walked with Him, heard His teachings, and witnessed His miracles grappled with uncertainty in the face of an unbelievable event. For many of us, whether we're questioning believers or lifelong followers, doubts can creep in, making the resurrection feel distant or even irrelevant.

But here’s the good news: Jesus didn’t shy away from our questions. Instead, He welcomed them, providing guidance and understanding. In this sermon, we'll reflect on the powerful conversations He had with His disciples post-resurrection, where He opened their minds to the Scriptures, revealing how His life, death, and resurrection were all part of God's incredible plan.

So whether you're wrestling with doubt or filled with hope, we invite you to tune in. Allow the truth of the resurrection to resonate in your heart, and let it transform the way you view your faith and your life. Together, we’ll discover that this isn’t merely a story from the past, but a transformative reality that empowers us today. 

If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

In this week's sermon titled “The Betrayal of Christ,” Rick reflects on that fateful night in Luke 22, a moment where trust is broken and hearts are laid bare. We take a closer look not only at Judas' infamous kiss that led to Jesus' arrest but also at the quieter betrayals that occurred among Jesus' closest friends. Peter’s denials, the disciples' disputes over greatness, and their failure to stay awake in Jesus' hour of need all showcase humanity’s propensity to turn away from what matters in moments of fear and desperation.

But as we listen, we’ll discover that the narrative doesn't end there. In the face of betrayal, we also witness the astounding grace and unwavering love of Jesus. He doesn’t retaliate or withdraw; instead, He offers healing to those who betray Him, showing us that love has the power to transform even the deepest wounds and scars. 

Join us as we unpack these themes and invite you to reflect on our own tendencies to turn away from Jesus and others. How can we respond differently in the face of betrayal? How can we embody Christ’s love in a world that often mirrors despair?

***Please note: Due to technical difficulties, the beginning of this sermon did not get recorded so the start of this podcast is jumping into the middle of the thought or the speaker.****

If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

In this sermon, we will reflect on the last days of Jesus before His crucifixion. As Jesus navigated the trials imposed by both religious leaders and political authorities, He exhibited a stunning display of humility. While the world around Him pressed for power and recognition, Jesus chose submission and obedience to God, even in the face of unimaginable suffering.

Just as the Israelites grumbled in their freedom, we too often find ourselves wanting to take control, seeking comfort in fleeting worldly promises. But what if, like Jesus, we were to humble ourselves before God’s will? What would our lives look like if we let go of our plans and aspirations, surrendering them to something far greater?

Join us as we unpack the striking parallels between Jesus’ temptations and the trials He faced, revealing how His humility ultimately led to our salvation. So, whether you’re in a season of struggle or comfort, prepare to be challenged and encouraged. Let’s discover together how true humility can empower us to rise above temptation and embrace the path God has laid out for us.


If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/cornerstoneyxe
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

In this week's sermon Pastor Michael invites us to reflect on this intimate gathering, where Jesus shares a meal with his closest friends, just hours before facing the cross. This isn’t just a moment frozen in time; it’s a pivotal event that reshapes our understanding of communion and our identity as believers. 

Often, we may partake in communion without fully grasping its depth and significance. Pastor Michael challenges us to explore how the Last Supper is deeply rooted in the history of the Israelites and how it connects to God’s promises through the Exodus. The elements of this meal—the bread and the wine—carry rich symbolism that points not only to Jesus’ imminent sacrifice but also to the covenant relationship He establishes between God and His people.

What does it mean to actively remember Christ’s sacrifice? How do we participate in this sacred practice with a heart tuned to its spiritual significance? In this episode, we’ll unpack these questions and more, reminding ourselves that communion is not simply a ritual, but an invitation to engage with our faith on a profound level. 

Whether you’re familiar with the teachings of Jesus or just beginning your journey, we invite you to join us as we delve into the depths of what the Last Supper means for us today.

If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

Welcome to this week's sermon where we dive deep into the transformative power of faith and the teachings of Jesus Christ. Today, we explore a thought-provoking sermon titled "A Bad Tattoo," where we confront the challenge of how we, as followers of Christ, represent Him in our daily lives.

Imagine for a moment going to get a tattoo of someone you love, only to have it turn out so poorly that no one would recognize it. In life, our actions and choices serve as tattoos that represent our relationship with God. Are we showcasing the beauty of Christ, or are we leaving a distorted image that misrepresents who He truly is?

So, whether you’re at home, on your commute, or taking a moment to pause in your day, join us as we dive into this enlightening conversation that will challenge and inspire you to examine how you portray Christ in your life. 

If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/cornerstoneyxe
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

This week, we’re exploring the parable of the wicked tenants, a story taught by Jesus during a pivotal moment in His ministry.

As we journey through Lent, we often find ourselves in a space of reflection and self-examination, considering the sacrifices made and the price paid for our salvation. This parable starkly contrasts the hopes and expectations we associate with Easter, reminding us of the very real realities of sin and disobedience that separate us from God.

In this message, Jeremy unpacks the powerful symbolism behind the characters in the parable—from the owner of the vineyard, representing God Himself, to the wicked tenants who represent those who reject His authority. Jeremey digs into the backdrop of Jesus’ teaching, the cultural tensions of the time, and how the arrogance of the religious leaders of His day mirrors challenges we face in our own lives.

But this isn’t just a story from the past—it’s a call to examine our own lives. Are we like those tenants, holding on tightly to what we believe is ours, or are we willing to recognize God’s rightful place in our hearts and lives? As we listen, let’s open our hearts to the questions that may lead us to deeper faith and greater love for God and others.

So, grab your headphones and get comfortable as we dive into the truths of Scripture and discover what it means to truly depend on God in every aspect of our lives. Let's embark on this journey of reflection together, and remember, this message is not just for the religious leaders of the past, but for each one of us today. 


If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/cornerstoneyxe
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

In this sermon, Doug Barr explores the profound moment captured in Luke 19, where Jesus makes His triumphant entry into Jerusalem, revealing both His identity as King and the unexpected nature of His reign.

As we unpack this scripture, we'll reflect on the joyful praise of the crowd and the deep significance behind their actions. What does it truly mean for Jesus to present Himself as a humble King riding on a donkey, rather than a conquering warrior? And what lessons can we take away about our own responses to Jesus in our lives today?

The appeal of this message goes beyond just a historical event; it challenges us to examine our own hearts. Are we joining in the praise and recognizing Jesus as King in a world that often tries to silence that truth? How easy is it for us to become distracted by our own expectations and desires, turning our backs on Him when things don't go as we hope?

Join us as we ask ourselves these critical questions and more. Through powerful insights and a call to genuine worship, this sermon invites us to lay down our lives and acknowledge Jesus, not just in name, but in every aspect of our being.


If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/cornerstoneyxe
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

As we journey through the season of Lent, many of us are reflecting on our expectations of Jesus. Are we envisioning the Messiah through the lens of our desires, or are we truly embracing the Jesus presented in scripture?

In this sermon, Pastor Dawn gently challenges us to confront these questions as she guides us through the Gospel of Luke, highlighting the need for a Jesus who embodies sacrificial love and humility. 

Join us as we unpack key themes such as compassion, salvation for all, and the radical nature of Jesus’ mission—the mission to seek and save the lost. We’ll take a closer look at the significance of the cross, not just as a symbol of victory, but as a powerful reminder of how God chose to work through suffering and servanthood. 

So grab your Bible and get ready to engage with the story of a Messiah who entered the world not with might, but with a message of hope and a call to serve others.

If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon

Welcome to this week's sermon, where we embark on a transformative journey into the heart of Lent, a season rich with meaning and invitation. Today, we explore the  deeper understanding of how this time of preparation can lead us closer to God. 

As Pastor Austin reflects on the evolution of his relationships within the community, he reminds us how profound loss becomes when we truly know and love those we grieve. This poignant realization sets the stage for our conversation about Lent—a 40-day spiritual journey leading to Easter that calls us to prayer, fasting, and generous giving.

But what does it really mean to observe Lent? For many, it may seem like a tradition cloaked in formality, but today we’ll uncover how it is an invitation—a call to clear the clutter from our lives, just like a gardener preparing their soil for new growth. 

Join us as we prepare for Easter not just as a holiday, but as a profound reminder of the grace and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. We’ll address the emotions tied to this journey and invite you to consider what it looks like to draw near to God during this sacred season. So, if you're ready to seek Him and uncover new depths of your faith, let’s dive into this impactful message together.

If you are interested in joining our service in-person, you can visit us each Sunday at 9:30am CST. Cornerstone Church. 315 Lenore Dr. Saskatoon, Sk Canada. 

If you want to watch our service live online, you can find us on YouTube each Sunday at 9:30am CST. 

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/cornerstoneyxe
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CornerstoneChurchSaskatoon