Sermon Podcast for Cornerstone Community Church in Galax, Virginia

pInstitutions build themselves based on what people want; movements change the world. A movement starts with a group of people motivated by a common vision and purpose, who are not afraid to break free from the four walls of their church to reach their community and world for Christ. Click Here for Sermon Notes/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/the-end-of-an-institution-week-1-the-beginning-of-a-movement/The End of An Institution – Week 1 – The Beginning of A Movement/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pOften we need to slow down focus. We live in a society defined by hurry. However, hurry is not just a disordered schedule, hurry is a disordered heart. Fasting Solitude help bring our focus back on God instead of the things of this world. Fasting is the Spiritual Discipline of denying our appetite to focus on God. Solitude is fasting from people for a prescribed time to connect with God and replenish the soul. Solitude isnʼt always necessary or […]/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/in-rhythm-week-5-fasting-and-solitude/In Rhythm – Week 5 – Fasting and Solitude/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pThe goal of Bible study is not to increase our knowledge, but to change our lives. The goal of Biblical Meditation is to fill our minds with the truths of Scripture. When we read, study, and meditate on Scripture, lives are changed by the power of the Holy Spirit and we develop a rhythm of living in Christ and for Christ. Click Here for Sermon Notes/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/in-rhythm-week-4-bible-study-and-meditation/In Rhythm – Week 4 – Bible Study and Meditation/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pDo you consider serving and giving to be Spiritual Disciplines? Both help turn our focus upward and outward. Sin turns us inward, but the Gospel shows us how to love God and others. Let’s develop a healthy rhythm of serving and giving. Click Here for Sermon Notes/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/in-rhythm-week-3-serving-and-giving/In Rhythm – Week 3 – Serving and Giving/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pHow is your prayer life?  Prayer invites us into the presence of God and allows us to know God and be known by Him.  As we develop a rhythm of prayer, confession, and repentance, we grow in our faith and in our relationship to the God who created us. Our challenge is to continuously ask ourselves “What is God saying?” and “What am I going to do about it?” Click Here For Sermon Notes/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/in-rhythm-week-2-prayer-and-confession/In Rhythm – Week 2 – Prayer and Confession/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pMost people equate Spiritual Growth with trying hard to follow the rules of the Bible. But rule keeping never develops deeper faith. What would happen, if we as the Church, would learn to move to the beat of God’s heart? During this series, we will learn how Spiritual practices can become tools to help us connect with God. Galatians 5:25 challenges us to stay in step and in rhythm with the Spirit of God in our lives. Click Here For […]/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/in-rhythm-week-1-living-a-life-in-rhythm-with-god/In Rhythm – Week 1 – Living a Life In Rhythm with God/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pThe Sermon on the Mount is probably the best known, but least understood and least followed, of all the teachings of Jesus. Jesus challenges our understanding of what it means to follow Him. In this final message from Matthew 7:28-29, we learn see how the disciples were amazed by the teaching of Jesus. Do we share that same sense of amazement? Will you follow Jesus and trust His authority in your life? The Sermon on the Mount challenges us to be […]/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/flipped-week-12-are-you-amazed/Flipped – Week 12 – Are You Amazed?/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pThe Sermon on the Mount is probably the best known, but least understood and least followed, of all the teachings of Jesus. Jesus challenges our understanding of what it means to follow Him. In this message on Matthew 7:13-27, we learn that the Gospel allows you to make the right choice – the choice that brings life. Click Here for Sermon Notes/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/flipped-week-11-the-choice-of-a-lifetime/Flipped – Week 11 – The Choice of a Lifetime/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pThe Sermon on the Mount is probably the best known, but least understood and least followed, of all the teachings of Jesus. Jesus challenges our understanding of what it means to follow Him. In this message on Matthew 7:1-12, we see the importance of building strong relationships with other Christians, with a hostile world, and with God. Click Here for Sermon Notes/p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/flipped-week-10-building-strong-relationships/Flipped – Week 10 – Building Strong Relationships/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p

pThe Sermon on the Mount is probably the best known, but least understood and least followed, of all the teachings of Jesus. Jesus challenges our understanding of what it means to follow Him. In this message on Matthew 6:19-34, Mark Robinson helps us understand what’s really important./p

pThe post a href=https://mycornerstone.org/sermons/flipped-week-9-whats-really-important/Flipped – Week 9 – What’s Really Important/a appeared first on a href=https://mycornerstone.orgCornerstone Community Church/a./p