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Pastor Alan continues the series on 2 John with a warning - watch yourselves- Not only are we to be aware of the--dangers posed by the enemies of the gospel, we are also to watch ourselves. Our enemy prowls like a lion, but we too often give him opportunities. Let us not run ahead of the teaching of Christ.

A new MP3 sermon from Cornerstone Community Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: A Sure and Poweful Witness

Subtitle: The Word and Work of Christ

Speaker: Dave Perrigan

Broadcaster: Cornerstone Community Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 5/21/2017

Bible: Luke 24:36-49

Length: 40 min.

Overview: This is the third sermon in a four part series on the resurrection narratives. Here we find Jesus appearing again to his disciples in the upper room, assuring them of the power they will soon receieve for ministry. Christ reveals to them his person, his word and his promise.

This is the third sermon in a four part series on the resurrection narratives. Here we find Jesus appearing again to his disciples in the upper room, assuring them of the power they will soon receieve for ministry. Christ reveals to them his person, his word and his promise.

The story of the Resurrection continues as we examine the narrative of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Here we find Christ, following his resurrection, revealing himself to his people, exhorting them to remember that only he can open the eyes of the blind by his word, through his Spirit.

John refers to antichrists -plural- as those who deny the truth about Jesus Christ. He also speaks of an antichrist who is to come whose -spirit- is already in the world. The church--has been warned to watch, to discern, to persevere and to overcome. In this continuing look through 2 John, Pastor Alan reminds us that all too often the church becomes comfortable in the world and, therefore, asleep when the enemy attacks.

A new MP3 sermon from Cornerstone Community Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: The Road to Emmaus

Subtitle: The Word and Work of Christ

Speaker: Dave Perrigan

Broadcaster: Cornerstone Community Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 4/23/2017

Bible: Luke 24:13-35; Ephesians 1:17-20

Length: 39 min.

Overview: The story of the Resurrection continues as we examine the narrative of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Here we find Christ, following his resurrection, revealing himself to his people, exhorting them to remember that only he can open the eyes of the blind by his word, through his Spirit.

The story of the Resurrection continues as we examine the narrative of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. Here we find Christ, following his resurrection, revealing himself to his people, exhorting them to remember that only he can open the eyes of the blind by his word, through his Spirit.

A new MP3 sermon from Cornerstone Community Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Antichrist and Antichrists

Subtitle: 2 John

Speaker: Alan Pontier

Broadcaster: Cornerstone Community Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 1/7/2018

Bible: 2 John; Thessalonians 2:1-12

Length: 53 min.

Overview: John refers to antichrists -plural- as those who deny the truth about Jesus Christ. He also speaks of an antichrist who is to come whose -spirit- is already in the world. The church--has been warned to watch, to discern, to persevere and to overcome. In this continuing look through 2 John, Pastor Alan reminds us that all too often the church becomes comfortable in the world and, therefore, asleep when the enemy attacks.

John refers to antichrists -plural- as those who deny the truth about Jesus Christ. He also speaks of an antichrist who is to come whose -spirit- is already in the world. The church--has been warned to watch, to discern, to persevere and to overcome. In this continuing look through 2 John, Pastor Alan reminds us that all too often the church becomes comfortable in the world and, therefore, asleep when the enemy attacks.

The Gospel is a story told all over the world, in every language, to every group of people, for centuries upon centuries. But it is always to be told in the same, familiar way. This sermon focuses again on that great narrative of the resurrection at the empty tomb. Here, the message first comes to the faithful women, who at first are afraid, but are reminded to remember the words of Jesus. He has done what he said he would do-