Adanna concludes our "Steadfast In Christ" series, by highlighting the importance of being steadfast in hearing God's voice. There are various ways God can communicates with us, and it is up to us to create a conducive environment to hear Him.

"When you have God’s Word, you begin to understand that navigating life becomes much easier." Continuing the Steadfast series, Pastor Emmanuel Anthony teaches on being steadfast in God’s Word and the power it carries. He explains why it is essential for us to remain rooted and unwavering in God’s Word and how to do this.

In the first sermon of 2026, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji shares key points on remaining steadfast in prayer and fasting. Matthew 6:16 teaches us both the expectation to fast and the manner in which we should fast. Pastor Kunlé also highlights the reasons and seasons in which we may choose to fast.

In the last sermon of 2025, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji explores a powerful question from Luke 17: Which one are you? Through the story of the ten lepers, this sermon challenges indecision, ingratitude, and spiritual distance, calling us to move, return with gratitude, and draw near to God as a new year begins.

In this sermon, Rev. Gavin Calver calls us to reflect on the true sentiment of Christmas, retelling the Magi's journey, we are challenged to check any misplaced focus, and invites us to look again for Jesus. Not in comfort or power, but where true hope is found.

In this episode, it is Charity Sunday at The Cornerstone Church. We hear from charities working with vulnerable young people and rural communities overseas. Through the story of the Good Samaritan, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji shares on what loving our neighbour really looks like in practice, not just in theory.

In this episode, Pastor Kunlé Oyedeji challenges you to see beyond your struggles. Real problems are real, but they don’t have to define your life. Through Scripture and personal insight, faith, discipline, and renewed thinking can turn setbacks into breakthroughs. Your reality is bigger than what’s happening right now.

In this episode, Ishmael Atterh explores what it truly means to start again, but this time with God. He reveals how failures aren’t final, hope isn’t tied to outcomes, and brokenness can be transformed. A powerful call to surrender, restore, and step into the life God intends.

Who is Jesus to you? This episode challenges and inspires us to recognize, confess, and surrender to His authority. Reg Awoliyi walks us through Matthew 16, showing how Peter’s confession points to a life transformed. When we see Jesus clearly, it changes how we speak, act, and live.

In this episode, Emmanuel Anthony explores what it means to fully trust and obey God, even when it doesn’t make sense. Through real-life stories and scripture, Emmanuel shows how stepping out in faith, giving your all, and serving others opens the door to God’s transformative power in everyday life.