Today in Worship – This morning we finish our five-week series with the ruling elders preaching. The Gospel according to Matthew speaks often of the Kingdom of Heaven especially in Chapters 13 with a number of parables. This morning we look at two of those parables, the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Parable of the Pearl of Great Value. What is our ultimate treasure and value? What gives our life meaning? What grid do we have to make life’s hard decision? Steve Iler will be preaching and developing these themes this morning on Matthew 13:44-46.



Read Online: Matthew 13:44-46

What's Love Got To Do With It?

In this message, we hear the story of the rich young ruler, and focus on Jesus' great love and compassion.

Read Online: Mark 10:17-22

In the Company of Thieves, Luke 23:32-43

In this message, we continue our five week series with the ruling elders preaching. If there was ever a passage that shows God’s gracious hand in saving us not because of our own good works, but through His grace and the work of Christ, it is the story of the thief on the cross. Come and hear the amazing story of one of the last people Christ speaks to before His death. Ruling elder Greg Brinkmann will tell God’s word as we look at that story from Luke 23: 32–43.





Read Online: Luke 23:32-43

Lost and Found | Luke 15:11-32

This morning we begin our five week series with the Ruling Elders preaching. This morning Jay Nelson is going to be looking at Luke 15:11-32. In the passage before us today, we will hear one of the most well known parables taught by Jesus, known as the Parable of the Prodigal Son. We will see that it is a rich and wonderful expression of the Gospel, describing the heart of the God who saves us.

Read Online:  Luke 15:11-32

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Living Examples/ Colossians 4:5-6

In this message, We continue in the Colossians series looking at 4:5-6. God has called us on mission to be engaged with those outside these walls and love them. The Gospel is the good news for all people and we are welcomed into this calling by walking in wisdom and using our speech well. We also welcome Rev. Jamie MacGregor to the pulpit who is here candidating for the open Interim Pastor position. We are thankful and excited to receive God’s Word.


Read Online: Colossians 4:5-6

Household Matters | Colossians 3:18 - 4:1

We continue in the Colossians series looking at 3:18-4:1.  The call to mortify the flesh and put on the holy clothes of the Gospel has deep ramifications for every sphere of life we live in.  There are ramifications in our marital relationships, family/parenting dynamics, and work/vocation arenas.  We see in this couple of verses the outflow of v17 of chapter 3, “And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.”  Let’s apply these truths to our everyday living.

Read Online: Colossians 3:18-4:1

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Life In Christ, Colossians 3:1-4

In this message, We continue in the Colossians sermon series looking at Colossians 3:1-4.  We also welcome Jonathan Mosier to Cornerstone to bring God’s Word.  Jonathan is the former Lead Pastor at Mercy Hill in Delafield. We are excited to be blessed by his gifts of preaching and teaching.  We’ll be looking this morning at what it means to have a kingdom focus in our lives, what living in Christ looks like, especially in light of the reality that he is seated at the right hand of God.    


Read Online: Colossians 3:1-4

Behaviors ≠ Sanctification | Colossians 2:16-23

We continue in the Colossians sermon series.  This morning we will look at Colossians 2:16-23 as Paul continues to address what it means to grow in holiness.  Our growth is only from and in Christ, everything else is merely shadows, having the appearance of wisdom but not drawing us live out of Christ more.  All of life from beginning to end is from Christ.  All of our spiritual growth is from and found in Christ.  Everything else fails to glory in Christ and live out of the growth Jesus offers. 

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Gospel Life - Colossians 2:6-15

We continue in the Colossians sermon series.  This morning we will look at Colossians 2:6-15 as Paul continues to address the fullness of Christ.  Arguments that dilute Christ are all around us in this world, but they must be confronted with Scripture and the Gospel.  Paul says that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is not just some you received (past tense) but is at work (present tense) in you as we walk by faith.  Being “In Christ” assures us fullness and life.  It can be found nowhere else.

Listen: Colossians 2:6-15


Read Online: Colossians 2:6-15

Mystery Revealed | Colossians 1:24-2:5

Today, we return to the Colossians sermon series that we were in before Holy Week. This morning we dig into Colossians 1:24-2:5 as Paul continues to delve into the value of Christ, the completion that Christ brings, and the fullness that is found in Him.  Colossians 1:27 states on of the anchor verses in the letter, “Christ in you, the hope of glory.”  Paul’s ministry was and our mission is radically shaped by the mystery revealed, Christ in us, our hope for glory, our hope for fullness, and completion. 

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Who is Jesus? Mark 8:27-33

In this message, We welcome Rev. Mike Wenzler the Reformed University Fellowship pastor for the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee.  We will be looking at Mark 8:27-33 this morning   The Gospel of Mark was written intentionally and had purpose. Mark deliberately wanted his readers to wrestle with 2 specific questions: Who is Jesus? And what did Jesus come to do? Implicitly, God's people are called to follow Jesus as disciples. But what does that entail?




Read Online: Mark 8:27-33

The Resurrection Life - John 11:1-44

Resurrection Sunday! What a great morning to celebrate that Jesus is the resurrection and the life. We will explore John 11:1-44 where Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead and where he claims that he is the resurrection and the life. The resurrection of Jesus shouldn’t give us mere hope for life after death (it does though), but should dramatically change the way we live right now, how we experience our life now, and should anchor our hope now and for the life to come.

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