Building on the Cornerstone

As we look to the cross and the empty tomb we also take a look at the scriptures to understand why we do what we do as Christians. Follow along with us in this series as Jason shares why we do what we do. In this message Jason shares several scriptures: ( Acts :22-24, 1 […]

Today’s message looks at (Mark 9:2-13). Jason ask us to ponder the thought “What are your mountain tops?” Listen as Jason shares a thought provoking message as to how we can leave our mark as we travel through this journey.Jesus left his mark by revealing his glory on the mountain. We leave our mark by […]

As we continue in this series Jason’s message looks at various scriptures from (Mark 8:31, Mark 9:31,33-34, and Mark 10:33-34).Jesus makes 3 different death predictions. Jesus left his mark by willingly walking toward shame & death. We leave our mark by walking in the way of the cross.

Listen as we look at the miracle as shared in (Mark 8:22-38) . Listen as Jason shares with us his thoughts as to why Jesus had touch the blind man for him to see clearly. In this we learn:Jesus left his mark by clarifying his followers mission. We Leave our mark by taking our cross […]

As Jason continues this series of The Study of the Gospel of Mark we look at (Mark 6:45-56). Listen as Jason encourages us to leave Jesus marks and practical ways to do this. Jesus left leaves his mark by joining us in the midst of our struggles. We leave our mark by joining others in […]

This week in our study of The Gospel of Mark we look at (Mark 6:32-44) and the well known story of the feeding of the five thousand. Listen to this message as Jason encourages us to have a faith of action being aware of the physical & spiritual needs of those around us and meeting […]

As our study of the Gospel Of Mark continues we take a look at a few short verses in (Mark 6:1-6) that have a powerful message. Listen as Jason shares the story of Jesus’ homecoming and points out that those that knows you the most are quite often the most offended by Jesus living through […]

As we continue in our study of The Gospel of Mark we turn to (Mark 5:21-43) as a reference for this message. Listen as Jason shares with us a snapshot of his journey through his ministry. As he shares with us why he does what he does, ask yourself why is it that you do […]

Continuing in the Gospel of Mark we see in (Mark 5:1-20) that Jesus can be described as the ultimate chain breaker. Listen and hear how Jesus left his mark by breaking the chains of our bondage. We leave our mark by proclaiming to others the freedom we have in Christ. Are you sharing your freedom […]

As we continue to move through the Gospel of Mark we see how others will label us throughout our life, some good some bad, depending on events or circumstance. In (Mark 3:7-35) we find Jesus being labeled by his family as a man “out of his mind” and the scribes and pharisees as a man […]

Continuing our journey through the Gospel of Mark we turn to (Mark 3:1-6) as Jason asks us if it’s better to be good or nice. A challenging message as we continue to ask ourselves what marks are we leaving. Jesus left his mark by choosing to good regardless of the consequences. We leave our mark […]

In this forth message in the series Leave Your Mark we will turn to (Mark 2:13-17) in which Jason shares with us the story of Jesus sharing a meal with tax collectors and sinners. Listen and discover how Jesus left his mark by loving the “unlovable”. We leave our mark by extending our the same […]

This is the third message in this series Leave Your Mark, a study of the Gospel of Mark. We turn to (Mark 2:1-12) as Jason shares his thoughts about a story of tremendous faith. We learn that Jesus left his mark through forgiveness and compassion. We leave our mark by offering forgiveness & being compassionate. […]

Jason’s second sermon “The call of Jesus” in the series Leave Your Mark, A study of the Gospel of Mark. A convicting message that leaves us asking; as Jesus will leave his mark on us, what kind of mark are we leaving on the world? (Mark 1:16-25)

As we continue to “Go Deep” we will explore the the story of Jesus as told by John Mark in the Gospel of Mark. Jason begins this series in (Mark 1:1-15). As Jason points out that John Mark left his mark on the world by sharing the story of Jesus, he shares with us how […]

We looked at many scriptures as Jason shared with us some thoughts about the “Image of God”. By being made in the image of God ask yourself “What am I reflecting”. Take time to listen to this thought provoking message. Scriptures; (Romans 12:2), (Genesis 1:27), (Mark 12:16-17), (Ecclesiastes 1:15) (Revelation 13:16-17), (Deuteronomy 6:5-8), (Romans 12:1)

As Jason wraps up this series in which we have been searching the scriptures to answer the question “Who Is Jesus?”, we find in (John 15:5) Jesus’ last I am statement. “I am the vine, you are the branches”. Listen as Jason shares what it means to be connected.

As we continue to ask the question “Who Is Jesus?” We turn to (John 14). In (John 14:6) Jesus tells “I am the way, the truth, and the life.

As we continue to probe the scriptures to answer the question “Who Is Jesus?” we find our forth answer in (John 11:1-44) as Jesus states “I am the resurrection and the life.” (John 11:25) Jesus is the creator of life and the conqueror of death, who offers us resurrection power in the here and now.

As the Henkels prepare for their move to South Florida Tim Henkel shares his thoughts with us while encouraging and challenging us to be a community of Christians known by our love. (John 13:34-35) Reminding us we are children of God. (Romans 8:14-17) Calling us to serve others. (1 Peter 4:10)

As we probe the scriptures to answer the question “Who Is Jesus?” the third answer we explore can be found in (John 10) as Jesus tells us “I am the Good Shepherd.”

As we probe the scriptures to answer the question “Who Is Jesus?” the second answer we explore can be found in (John 8)  as Jesus tells us “I am the Light of the World.”

 As we probe the scriptures to answer the question “Who Is Jesus?” the first answer we explore can be found in (John 6)  as Jesus tells us “I am the bread of life.

Parables from the People: The Mustard Seed. Just what does a seed growing into a tree and becoming a home to birds have to do with the Kingdom of Heaven? Well, Jesus thought is was a fitting analogy (Matthew 13:31-32) and in this installment of Parables from the People we hear just how much the […]

Parables from the People: This week explores the Kingdom Parables. Listen how Jesus uses tales of pearls, treasure, and a fishing net to help us better understand the Kingdom of Heaven (Matthew 13:44-52). This week’s message was shared by Jeffery Owens.

In 2019, we’re set to “Go Deep with God” here at Cornerstone. This new series ‘Parables from the People’ will get us started by exploring the parables of Jesus in a unique way. Each week a different set of parables will be brought by a unique voice. This week provides a little background into just […]

Let’s face it, life happens. As we focus on the season of advent, we look at the story of Joseph, a man who suddenly had his world flipped upside down. Faced with many options, Joseph chose to hold onto his faith in God and to create new beliefs. He chose to believe that the Son […]

Spend Christmas with us, as we look back at the birth of Jesus and look ahead to His coming again. This new series starts at the very beginning of the New Testament, Matthew 1:1-17. Here Matthew lays out the genealogy of Jesus. This lineage is not one typically thought of for a King, yet God […]

Jovan Barrington from Littleton Church of Christ in Colorado stopped by to remind us what is good as we are surrounded by news in these troubling times. There is Good News to be found in Jesus, and we are encouraged to welcome it into our lives fully. Find more online at www.jovanbarrington.com and www.littletonchurch.org  

As Christians we are called to a more excellent way of living. If we call ourselves Christians – followers of Jesus Christ – than we are called to live a life of Love. Without Love we are nothing; but with Love we are everything (1 Corinthians 13:1-13; 1 John 4:7-14). These are not simple words […]

Our study in Acts brings us to a seemingly odd little story that may seem short enough to pass but is worth some time (Acts 20:7-12). We look at this story of Eutychus as well as the origin of the phrase ‘dead ringer’. If you ever find yourself impersonating a living person, here are some great […]

Disagreeing is something that we all don’t always do the right way – in love. Often our discourse dissolves into name calling or worse. But, we as Christians are called to do so much better and we see this all played out in the struggles of the early church (Acts 19:23-41). We are reminded that […]

Continuing on our study of the early church, we stop to think about power and how we can use the power that we have (Acts 19:1-22). This story is a reminder that darkness will hold dominion over our lives until we surrender to the power of God. And the wonderful part is that God’s power […]

This week we look at the faith and courage of four individuals engaged in the early church (Acts 18). We see that the faith of a disciple should be courageous and growing and share ways to build such a faith through continual learning.

We are excited to welcome John Mark Hicks to Cornerstone for an exciting and deep look at the theology of the table.

Building a Chirst-centered community requires interacting with people. And very likely, many will view the world differently than you do, which means we need to find some common ground. Paul shows how this can be done in a way that opens conversations about Jesus (Acts 17:16-34). And even if conversations aren’t started, we should always […]

As we continue to build a Christ-centered community, we can look to the Bereans who ‘examined the Scripture daily’ (Acts 17:10-15). Listen for some tips on reading scripture and incorporating the Word into your life daily. We see that the Spirit of God uses the Word of God to shape us like the Son of […]

Influence – we all have it and the question then comes, how do we use it? Continuing to look to the early Church for how we can live today (Acts 16-17). We see that we are to leverage our influence for the good of others. Speak up when others cannot, act on behalf of others, […]

Simple question – does your life match the Book? Continuing to explore the early Church and how it applies to living today (Acts 16:16-24).

The early church faced internal debates (Acts 15:1-41), namely whether Christians must first meet the laws of Moses before being recognized as a Christian. This question, what does it take to be a Christian, is still argued about today. We create barriers to finding Christ’s love through hypocrisy, name calling and even searching for happiness […]

Paul and Barnabas continue their mission trip, sharing the story of God and the message of Jesus (Acts 13:13-52). Through this story of faith and perseverance we are called to rely on God and to keep sharing the gospel.

Next in the story of the early church (Acts 13), Barnabas and Paul set out on a mission trip. From their journey, we see our own call to serve others and to witness for Jesus. We see how they responded to opposition, and are called to embrace opposition and witness in all of our life.

Continuing on in the study of Acts (Acts 12:1-18) brings a challenging story. In this part of the story we read of the death of James and the imprisonment of Peter. An angel visits Peter and he is able to escape prison. Here we find a challenge, as God saves Peter while James is killed. […]

Wes Baldwin returns to share a message on Mother’s Day. Wes shares that no matter what our story is, and it’s likely complex, that God gives us opportunities to find love in our story.

What do dinner options have to do with God’s love for every person? Well, Peter gets a message that greatly expands the menu choices of early Christians (Acts 10). God told Peter, what He has made clean should not be called unclean. Now this wasn’t just a message just about food, as Peter will see […]

We return to the book of Acts, with an amazing story of the power of Jesus entering into someone’s life. Someone whose life has been stained by violence against the Christians. But there is no stain, no past, that Jesus cannot transform (Acts 9:1-43). We all have stains, but there is a greater power that […]

Think about how many crosses you came across today. Wes Baldwin stops in with an insightful message about the truly unexpectedness of the cross. Today the symbol of the cross has been so transformed from what it represented during Jesus’ time that the original power of this symbol can be lost. When we really understand […]

It’s all about the journey, so don’t stop believing. We are all on a journey, and get to meet different people along the way. Philip was on a journey where he met a eunuch reading scripture and started a conversation (Acts 8:26-40). From this story, we can see that impact we can have when we […]

Listen to this Easter story about the first person to share the resurrection story. Listen for how this story relates to your story and how God can overcome every obstacle. And join us Sunday mornings to hear more about the promise made true that Easter morning.

Amidst the chaos, it is not always easy to see God’s grace and goodness. But with God there is peace even in chaos. John and Faye Smith share their powerful testimony of God’s power in their lives and they celebrate the goodness of a loving God.

On this palm Sunday, we look over Jesus’ triumphal entry riding on the back of a donkey. We see at the start of this Holy week how Jesus brings peace amid the chaos