Cornerstone Church Kingston Podcast

In the latest in our series in Luke, Tom preaches from Luke 22: 63 - 23:12. In this passage Jesus experiences the suffering and persecution of his trials leading to his death. Tom shows us that the loving God who was sovereignly in charge of this trial is also sovereignly in charge of the trials in our lives and brings us through them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFrmTuCtYTk

Today Pete and Dean look at how Jesus responds when the Pharisees ask him for yet another sign. It's not hard to see why Jesus was so frustrated! Mark 8:11-13

In today's reading, Jesus is feeding thousands again! It sounds like the same story as before, but this is actually a different occasion. Pete and Ben discuss why this miracle is so shocking. Mark 8:1-10

Pete and Ben are back, and today discussing how Jesus' miracle of healing the deaf and mute man is so much more personal than it first seems. Mark 7:30-37

Pete continues our new series preaching from 1 Kings 16:29 - 17:16. In this passage God provides for Elijah as judgement is dealt against the Kingdom. Pete shows us how God keeps his promise by providing for his children and how an active trust in God is needed to follow him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69gY-ja9mmU

Rory preaches from Luke 22: 54-62 on Peter's denial of Jesus. This passage takes us through the fulfilment of Jesus' prophesy of Peter's denial. Rory shows us how Jesus stays faithful to us even when we were not.

Tom and Dean look the story of a Greek woman who fell at the feet of Jesus, asking for healing for her daughter. Watch to find out how Jesus' shocking response isn't quite what it seems. Mark 7:24-29

Once again, Jesus is calling out the disciples again, teaching them that it's not food that makes that unclean, but what comes out of their hearts. Join Tom and Dean for today's discussion. Mark 7:14-23

The Pharisees accuse Jesus and his disciples of not following the commands given, but how wrong they are. Today Tom and Dean discuss how Jesus shows that they have taken God's commands and turned them into futile traditions. Mark 7:1-13

Ben continues our series in Luke's gospel preaching from Luke 22:39-53. In this passage Jesus confronts his betrayer Judas as he is arrested. Ben shows us how this was all in God's plan and Jesus' was willingness to go to the cross for his enemies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7xH22RkPjk

Tom kicks of a new series in 1 Kings on the life of Elijah, showing how God proves himself to be the true God in a land of idols. In this passage Tom shows God's protection and provision for his people in a land that has turned away from him. 1 Kings 16:23 - 17:6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txTT3BC7KbY

How frightening it is to be stuck on a boat in a storm! Today Tom and Dean discuss the moment Jesus walked on water, and what he was teaching the disciples. Mark 6:45-56

Today's passage is one of the most iconic stories in the Bible, and for good reason! Listen as Dean and Tom discuss this incredible miracle. Mark 6:35-44

Mark 6:30-34

Watch as Rory and Dean discuss the gruesome story of John the Baptist's death in Corona Chronicles today. Mark 6:16-29

There are countless different views about Jesus. What's your view? Rory and Pete find out people had differing ideas even as he lived 2000 years ago. Watch now in this very short episode of Corona Chronicles... Mark 6:14-16

Jesus sends his disciples out with an urgent message, the same one that's been preached in Britain for centuries. Are we listening? Rory and Dean ask that question in today's Corona Chronicles. Mark 6:7-13

Continuing our series in Luke, Chris takes us through Jesus' last meal with his disciples. In Luke 22: 7-38 Jesus shows his disciples and us the relevance of the passover meal. Jesus identifies with the sacrificial lamb that saved God's people from his judgment.

In his last sermon to the people of Israel Haggai reminds his listeners that though they live under a foreign authority God is the one in control. Rory shows us that God's unlike all the others, God's kingdom has been established forever. If you are a Christian then you should be a rebel. But if you’re thinking, ’I’m definitely a Christian, but I’m not a rebel’, listen to these words of Alice Cooper: ‘Drinking beer is easy. Trashing your hotel room is easy. But being a Christian, that’s a tough call. That’s real rebellion.’ The book of Haggai is a book that is all about learning to live rebelliously for the Lord. It tells the story of 2 houses: The Temple of the Lord, and the House of David. The temple is the place where we can meet God. The house of David represents the King of Kings and his kingdom. At the time in which the book was written, the remnant of Israel in Judah, were surrounded by foreign powers, who wer...

Have you noticed so far in this series how gentle Jesus is with people who come to him in faith? Ben and Pete explore another beautiful story of Jesus' miraculous power to heal. Mark 5:24-34