Sermon Podcast for Cornerstone Community Church in Galax, Virginia

pIn John 5 Jesus wanted to send a message directly to those who would so quickly dismiss Him as a good teacher or good person. He did this by challenging the religious leaders where they live. The Jews misinterpreted the purpose of the Sabbath day, and imposed many religious restrictions. Jesus sought to directly break their religious rules and in doing so, showed how He was the Lord of the Sabbath, or in other words, God Himself. John 5 Jesus […]/p

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pCompassion Sunday – how will you make a difference?/p

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pBoth inside and outside the church, there is much confusion about salvation. How can someone be saved? Can you lose your salvation? How can you know that you are saved? As we continue our series going through the Amen statements in the book of John, we learn from Jesus in John 3 that we must be born again, and that we can be assured that we are a child of God./p

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pIn the Gospel of John, Jesus frequently uses the phrase “Truly, truly” (ESV) or “Verily, verily” (KJV) or “Very truly” (NIV).  The Greek word used is literally “Amen, Amen,” and it is Jesus’ way to get our attention. In John 1, Jesus invites the first disciples to follow Him. We can learn how simple Evangelism and Discipleship are from the life of Jesus.  Discipleship is as simple as following Jesus, and Evangelism is as simple as sharing Jesus./p

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pDo you struggle with doubt about Jesus? Do we really need to believe the resurrection actually happened?    The apostle Peter had his doubts too.  When Jesus was put on trial and killed, and everything in Peter’s world came crashing down: Jesus was not supposed to die… he was supposed to save the world. How could God let this happen? And if Jesus was so loving and in control, why had he left Peter and the other disciples alone by […]/p

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pNo family is perfect, but these pitfalls are guaranteed to mess things up! How do we prioritize our lives? The fifth characteristic of dysfunctional families is that they are stingy with grace. One of our core values at Cornerstone is Grace – we believe in second chances, and that starts with forgiving yourself and forgiving others. Let’s build families that are overflowing with grace. Sermon Notes are available at bible.com/events/200084/p

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pNo family is perfect, but these pitfalls are guaranteed to mess things up!  How do we prioritize our lives? The fourth characteristic of dysfunctional families is that they don’t serve each other. Being part of a family carries with it serving responsibilities and serving opportunities. And the lessons we learn in our families is preparation for our mission in the world. Sermon Notes are available at bible.com/events/196452/p

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pNo family is perfect, but these pitfalls are guaranteed to mess things up! How do we prioritize our lives? The third characteristic of dysfunctional families is that they don’t handle conflict well. You cannot let drama and conflict consume your family. You can learn how to defuse conflict, and build love and respect within your family. Sermon Note are available at bible.com/events/190767/p

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pNo family is perfect, but these pitfalls are guaranteed to mess things up! How do we prioritize our lives? The second characteristic of dysfunctional families is that they don’t put Jesus first. Jesus is first. He is first in order. He is first in importance. But He is so because He is the center of everything. sermon notes are available at bible.com/events/188860/p

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pNo family is perfect, but these pitfalls are guaranteed to mess things up! The Gospel calls us to provide for our family members; we do this financially, spiritually, and with our time/presence./p

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