1 Peter 2:10 - Orphan Care: Guided by the Gospel

In this sermon, Rev. Johnny Carr looks at 1 Peter 2:10 where we are reminded how God has made us His people and shown us mercy. Mr. Carr was a pastor for 14 years, was the National Director of Church Partnerships at Bethany Christian Services. He is now leading Orphan Justice Ministries, helping churches find ways to care for orphans beyond adoption.
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John 8:12-20 - Jesus, Light of the World

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 8:12-20 where Jesus declares that He is the light of the world. Jesus’ proclamation in conjunction with the lighting of the great candelabras in Temple’s Court of Women is another challenge to those who do not know Him.

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John 7:40-52 - Listening

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 7:40-52 where we conclude Jesus’ time during the Feast of Booths as the people question His credentials. His status as a prophet or the Messiah continue to confuse the leaders, even as Nicodemus, who earlier met Jesus at night (John 3) opens the door to giving Jesus a hearing.

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John 7:37-39 - A Thirst Satisfied

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel looks at John 7:37-39, where we encounter Jesus’ call to find satisfaction in what He has to offer, that He will quench our thirst. The satisfaction we receive comes by way of the indwelling Holy Spirit, who, in turn, flows out from us into the lives of others.

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John 7:25-36 - The Confusing Person of Jesus

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel continues our study in the book of John. Do you know Jesus? A question we must constantly ask ourselves. In John 7:25-36 Jesus challenges the crowds who think they know who He is. We, too, must be asked if we truly understand the person and work of Jesus.

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John 7:1-24 - What do you believe?

In this sermon, Rev. Ben Sinnard looks at John 7:1-24. With the backdrop of the celebration of the Feast of Booths, Jesus sees unbelief from the Jewish crowds and his own brothers. Jesus responds to this unbelief in 3 ways by recalibrating his brothers' view of his purpose, teaching in the temple of the Father's glory, and by setting the crowds straight about the nature of grace over law. These truths call for us to respond with belief in Jesus, who has rescued us from our self-focus and pride, and directed our longing and belief to the cross.

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Titus 2:11-15 - God's Grace: Past, Present and Future

In this sermon, Rev. Jon Talley looks at Titus 2:11-15. Many of us can see how God’s grace was at work in our lives in the past: our coming to faith, past circumstances, etc. We also believe that in the future, at some point, Jesus will return and he will make all things right. But what about today, in the here and now? What does God’s grace look like in our lives in the present, on a daily basis? Thankfully, the Apostle Paul gives us an answer in this passage from his letter to Titus.

Listen Online: Titus 2:11-15

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Luke 7:1-10 - What Faith?!

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Steinbarger takes a look at Luke 7:1-10. Chris is the Chaplain, Upper School Administrator and Bible Teacher at Providence Academy, a Classical Christian school in Green Bay, WI. Chris has an MDiv. from Covenant Theological Seminary and worked at Jacob’s Well Church, a PCA church in Green Bay, prior to beginning his job at Providence Academy. He is married to Jaclyn, who was not able to travel down to Delafield this weekend, but sends her prayers and support with him. Chris is very excited to preach today from Luke 7, as we all wrestle with questions of faith, especially in the midst of hardship.

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Isaiah 54:1-8 - Reaching Out in Joy

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel concludes our five-week series looking at Cornerstone’s Vision Statement. This week we look at Isaiah 54:1-8 where God calls us to reach out to the world with joy, because of what God has done for us. Here we see how the death of Christ is the life of the Church. We now can have joy for God has made us fruitful as God has made us His own.

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1 Corinthians 12:12-31 - Relating the Life-Changing Gospel in Community

In this sermon, Rev. Ben Sinnard continues our five-week series looking at Cornerstone’s Vision Statement. Through the lens of various Scriptures we will examine what we consider our main calling as a church. This week we will look at 1 Corinthians 12:12-31 where we see God calls people to Cornerstone to relate this life-changing message to the Cornerstone community. In this passage, Paul is explaining that we are one body through the work of the Holy Spirit and we're called to use our gifts to relate the Gospel to each other in the unique ways that God has made each of us. This will naturally create a community that has both an inward health and a positive outward reach, is life-giving, gospel-saturated, and missional.

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Revelation 5:1-14 - Responding with Worship

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel continues our series looking at Cornerstone’s Vision Statement. Through the lens of various Scriptures we will examine what we consider our main calling as a church. This week we will look at Revelation 5:1-14 where we see God calls people to Cornerstone to respond to God’s call with worship which has Christ as the central focus. In this passage, John is given a glimpse into heaven to see the worship of the Lamb who was slain whereby he knows the gracious control God extends throughout His creation.

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Ephesians 2:1-10 - Realizing the Need for the Gospel

In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel continues our five-week series looking at Cornerstone’s Vision Statement. Through the lens of various Scriptures we will examine what we consider our main calling as a church. This week we will look at Ephesians 2:1-10 where Paul guides us to realize our need for the Gospel. Describing our need, Paul begins with the bad news of our sinfulness followed by the good news of God’s grace. In verses 8-10 we see how we are saved by grace alone through faith alone, all for God’s glory alone to be His masterpiece.

Listen Online: Ephesians 2:1-10

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