Cornerstone Alliance Church

In this sermon series we are celebrating the risen Christ by looking at Jesus’ death as a sacrifice. Thinking about Jesus’ death can make us feel squeamish because of all the blood that is involved with sacrifices. Or, maybe the whole concept of sacrifice feels barbaric to you so it may be hard to except his sacrifice or to want any part of it. But Jesus’ death is life changing for us. This series will help us move beyond a narrow view of Jesus’ death by looking at four aspects of his sacrifice. Our hope is that you will see how Jesus’ death can change your life.

Final words from our Risen Lord. Video #1 "Honest Mission Trip Leader" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcAYeKMJbgY Video #2 "Biblical Basis for Missions" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcAYeKMJbgY

At first, Paul's letter to Philemon sound very comforting to us today. But there is one element about this letter that is guaranteed to make all of us feel very uncomfortable.

How is this letter to Philemon such a powerful letter? What do we learn about living out the gospel in our day and age from this short letter? "There is no better summary statement of the theology of Paul at work in this letter." Scot McKnight

Fasting makes us even hungrier for Jesus - the Bread of Life. Fasting helps demolish idols in our life. Fasting tips.

A sermon on fasting from April 2018. Perfect timing for our Month of Prayer & Fasting.

"But is anger really a sin? What about Ephesians 4:26?" "God gets angry, doesn't he? And Jesus, too! So . . . it's OK if we get angry sometimes too, right?"

The very word “sin,” which seems to have disappeared, was once a proud word. It was once a strong word, an ominous and serious word. . . . But the word went away. It has almost disappeared—the word, along with the notion. Why? Doesn’t anyone sin anymore? Doesn’t anyone believe in sin? – Karl Menninger We know the world isn't the way it's supposed to be. But do we also know we are partly to blame for that? What is the problem? What is the remedy?

Seeing the World Through Jesus' Eyes

Shalom: the webbing together of God, humans, and all creation in justice, fulfillment, and delight. This the way the world is meant to be. Sin destroys God’s shalom. Let’s discover again the biblical perspective on sin, shalom and grace.

Part 3 of the Sermon Series "Open To The Spirit"

Part 2 of a 3-week sermon series challenging us to be open to the work of the Holy Spirit in our own lives.

Are you open to the Spirit? It's exactly what we need.

As we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we will look at the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew. Sounds boring? Maybe, it does, but I assure it will be exciting as you learn things about Jesus and his ancestry that you had never noticed (mostly because we just skip over those verses when we read.) But those verses are in the Bible for a reason and they have a wonderful place in the story of the birth of Jesus Christ. First century readers would have been surprised to see the inclusion of four women in the genealogy - it was a patriarchal society after all! So we will focus on these four women and our sermon series is titled, "What is She Doing Here?"

As we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we will look at the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew. Sounds boring? Maybe, it does, but I assure it will be exciting as you learn things about Jesus and his ancestry that you had never noticed (mostly because we just skip over those verses when we read.) But those verses are in the Bible for a reason and they have a wonderful place in the story of the birth of Jesus Christ. First century readers would have been surprised to see the inclusion of four women in the genealogy - it was a patriarchal society after all! So we will focus on these four women and our sermon series is titled, "What is She Doing Here?"

As we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, we will look at the genealogy of Jesus from Matthew. Sounds boring? Maybe, it does, but I assure it will be exciting as you learn things about Jesus and his ancestry that you had never noticed (mostly because we just skip over those verses when we read.) But those verses are in the Bible for a reason and they have a wonderful place in the story of the birth of Jesus Christ. First century readers would have been surprised to see the inclusion of four women in the genealogy - it was a patriarchal society after all! So we will focus on these four women and our sermon series is titled, "What is She Doing Here?"

Jesus' view of marriage.

Why singleness is not Plan B, according to the Bible.

The first sermon in a 4-part sermon series.