Psalm 2 "The song of the Anointed"

In this message – This morning we are taking a week to look at Psalm 2. This Psalm is one of the most frequently quoted in the NT and shows the picture of the rule and reign of the Messiah who was to come from the family of King David. We will see how God’s Anointed King will be ultimately fulfilled in Jesus.  He will rule over all nations and in the end will be the one before whom all others will bow and in whom we can take our refuge!

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Living as Exiles: Shepherds and Sheep 1 Peter 5:1-5

In this message - We continue in our series in 1^st Peter looking at Chapter 5:1-5. Peter is continuing his final words to the elect exiles now as he hones in on the leadership of church.  The church's leadership, the elders/shepherds, is to be a radically counter-cultural position and to expend themselves quite different compared to the leaders around them.  The Elders have a call to shepherd as examples to the flock and the church is to be subject to the elders, clothing themselves in humility.  Living in light of 1 Peter 5:1-5 allows the church to be a refuge for the needy, sick, and lost while also advancing the mission of the gospel..]



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Living as Exiles: Radical Submission 1 Peter 2:13-25

 "In this message...We continue our sermon series looking at 1 Peter 2:13-25.  Peter now delves into specific areas that 2:11-12 can be applied, human institutions (government) and masters (workplace).  Submission is the calling in these passages, submission in a similar manner as Christ displayed through his persecution, crucifixion and death.  We submit to these things not because they are perfect (or even sometimes good), but because we long to be Christ-like and as he was marked by submission, so ought we, entrusting our very lives to our good, faithful, strong Shepherd and Overseer."



Read Online: 1 Peter 2:13-25

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Living as Exiles 1 Peter 1:13-21

We continue our sermon series looking at 1 Peter 1:13-21.  Peter concluding his discussion and presentation of salvation, our inheritance, guarded in heaven by God’s power, now says that we are to have exceptionally settled, firm hope and to be holy in all ways.  We are to be holy because God is our Father and because Christ is our Redeemer.  These truths are to fuel our holiness.  Living as exiles was never intended to be easy, but with hope that anchors our souls we can know and experience true stability and peace, resting in the promises of God. 

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In this message, We welcome Kurt who serves in London, England as a missionary.  Kurt and his wife Jill have been “International Staff” at Cornerstone for a number of years and it is our privilege to hear from Kurt during our worship service.


Read Online: Mathew 5:43-48

Watch online: Matthew 5:43-48 Everyday Missions

"In this message King Josiah continues his reforms. In 2 Kings 23, despite the certainty of Jerusalem’s impending destruction and the promise of his peaceful death, Josiah reads Moses’ Law to the people and cleanses the land of idolatry. National repentance demanded not only the removal of that which was false, but re-instating the true, namely the Passover."



Read Online: 2 Kings 23:1-15, 21-25

Watch Online: 2 Kings23:1-15,21-25

Today in Worship…we continue with the life of Elisha, as he continues in the line of the Prophet, of whom Moses spoke, pointing to the prophet who was to come…Jesus Christ. In 2 Kings 4, the land has the stench of death. Famine reduces a widow to sell her sons into slavery, another boy goes to help his father with the harvest, but dies, and when the sons of the prophets gather to eat during the famine, their meal has the stench of death. Into this morbidity, comes Elisha, a forerunner of Jesus, bringing freedom to the captive, life out of death and satisfies our deepest hunger.

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Read Online: 2 Kings 4:8-37

A New Leader...The Same God

[In this message we return to the time of the Kings in Judah and Israel, a time of turmoil as the nation is divided both politically and in religious affection. 2 Kings opens with the conclusion of the Elijah’s story. The day has come for his disciple, Elisha, to take on his mantle. As Elijah is taken up in the whirlwind and seen no more, the spirit of Elijah now rests on Elisha. In the midst of social chaos, God’s sustaining power is seen working through His prophet bringing healing to the land.]



Read Online: 2 Kings 2:1-25

Video: 2 Kings 2:1-25