Psalm 1 - The Pursuit of Happiness

This Sunday, we are pleased to have Rev. Ben Sinnard, Cornerstone's new Assistant Pastor. Ben, Kara, Maren and Reid come from Lincoln, NE where Ben served as an Assistant Pastor at Redeemer PCA. Ben will look at Psalm 1 this morning and our pursuit of eternal, lasting happiness.

Listen Online: Psalm 1

Read Online: Psalm 1

Mark 9:2-29 - Help My Unbelief

We are pleased to welcome Dan Breed, Church Planting Pastor of Emmaus Road Presbyterian Church in Appleton, WI. While originally from Madison, Dan, Erin and their three (now four) girls moved from Denver, CO late in 2011 and held their first public worship in March of 2013. Dan will look at Mark 9, specifically at the man who calls out, “I believe, help my unbelief.”



Listen Online: Mark 9:2-29

Read Online: Mark 9:2-29

1 Kings 17:1-7

We meet a rising figure in the Old Testament, the prophet. As the kings, especially in Israel to the north, descend into disobedience, God brings prophets like Elijah to pronounce judgment as we see in 1 Kings 17:1-7. God’s use of Elijah as well as His care of him, encourages us, so that, with James, we can say that Elijah was like us (James 5:17).

Listen Online: 1 Kings 17:1-7

Read Online: 1 Kings 17:1-7

Acts 11:1-11 - Peter's Vision

In this message, we are pleased to have Rev. Kyle Ferguson visit from Roanoke, VA. Kyle will take us to Acts 11:1-11 where Peter describes the vision he received which opened up the church to Gentiles.

Listen Online: Acts 11:1-11

Read Online: Acts 11:1-11

1 Kings 16:8-28

We see in 1 Kings 16:8-28 the end that comes when we are bored with God’s plan for our life and pursue our own pleasures. The three wicked kings spoken of in this passage meet sorry ends, so that even if their life‘s accomplishments may impress others, the final commentary on their life says otherwise.

Listen Online: 1 Kings 16:8-28

Read Online: 1 Kings 16:8-28

1 Kings 15:9-24

We at last meet a good king. Asa, King of Judah, changes the course of idolatry set by his father Rehoboam and grandfather, Solomon. In our passage this morning, 1 Kings 15:9-24, we are reminded that by God’s grace lives are changed and the sins of the previous generation need not be replicated in one’s own.

Listen Online: 1 Kings 15:9-24

Read Online: 1 Kings 15:9-24

John 4:31-37, Matthew 9:35-38 - The Harvest

Rev. Ted Powers shares a message on The Harvest. Ted is a seasoned church planter and pastor, having previously planted and pastored a church in the Chicago area. Since 2002 Ted has been the national Church Planting Coordinator for Mission to North America (MNA) where he spends most of his time in the areas of church planter vision-building, prayer mobilization, assessment, strategic planning, recruiting, training, and mentoring.


Listen Online: John 4:31-37, Matthew 9:35-38

Read Online: John 4:31-37

Read Online: Matthew 9:35-38

Psalm 51 - Confessions of a Kingaholic

Mike Wenzler, recently licensed candidate for ordination in the PCA, will walk us through Psalm 51.

Listen Online: Psalm 51

Read Online: Psalm 51

1 Kings 14:1-20

In this message, we are reminded that our attempts at deceiving God will fail. In 1 Kings 14:1-20 judgment against Jeroboam is announced, and that verdict is carried out on his descendants and the nation of Israel. The acts of the one who represents the many reminds us of the bad news in the fall, but the good news of Jesus Christ who brings good to His people.

Listen Online: 1 Kings 14:1-20

Read Online: 1 Kings 14:1-20

1 Kings 13:11-34

We look at 1 Kings 13:11-34 where we are confronted with disobedience by all involved: an old prophet who lies when claiming God’s revelation, a Judean prophet who does not follow through on God’s command and even a lion who kills but does not consume his prey. This very odd and little known story serves to illustrate how often we ignore God’s commands, thus showing our need of a savior.

Listen Online: 1 Kings 13:11-34

Read Online: 1 Kings 13:11-34

1 Kings 12:25-13:10 - Idols That Manipulate

In this message, we return to 1 Kings 12:25-13:10 where Jeroboam seeks to maintain control of the northern kingdom. This is not merely ancient history of deviant idolatry, but gives us a glimpse into our hearts and the extent we will go to ensure our grasp on power over others. There remains, however, the promise of the restorative power of the gospel of grace.

Listen Online: 1 Kings 12:25-13:10

Read Online: 1 Kings 12:25-13:10

John 20:1-18

On this Sunday, we celebrate our risen Savior, Jesus Christ, as we hear from John 20:1-18. The account of the empty tomb and Jesus’ gentle words of acceptance spoken to Mary comforts us. As God the Father raised His Son from the dead, He pours out His affection on us, pursuing us as His children.


Listen Online: John 20:1-18

Read Online: John 20:1-18