Dear Cornerstone Family, Greetings to you in the name of our great and merciful Savior, Jesus Christ! We are infinitely blessed to be loved by God and redeemed by Him. We pray that the joy of our salvation would be known and felt among us and in our homes as we gather to worship our…
Here is a to the 3/22/20 sermon: Our God Is in the Heavens (Psalm 115:1-13). That link takes you to our SermonAudio page. You can likewise access sermons on our website (www.cstonemesa.org), by clicking on Resources -> Sermons. Dear Cornerstone Family, I pray you have had an encouraging week resting in the goodness of God,…
“Then they sailed to the country of the Gerasenes, which is opposite Galilee. When Jesus had stepped out on land, there met him a man from the city who had demons….” Luke 8:26-27 When Jesus came into the country of the Gerasenes it appeared there was no one so helpless and hopeless in all the land as the demon possessed man. He was…
Well, we had our first break-in. Last week our alarm company called us while we were putting on a children’s Good News club about 3 miles from the house. We hustled home to find a lower back window to the basement broken out and our back door opened, though the iron security door remained solidly locked…
College Lunch – just before finals week and Christmas break, we had 12 students over for lunch after church. Some are brand new Christians; others have followed Christ longer. They appreciated so much the warmth of our home (fire in the fireplace) and the love we sought to share. They helped decorate our Christmas tree…
Join us for worship this Sunday as we continue our sermon series on 1 Samuel titled “A Ruler to Lead God’s People“. This Sunday we’ll be covering 1 Samuel 2:27-36 and this week’s message is titled “Grace Spurned, Still Grace Returned”.
Join us for worship this Sunday for Part 5 in our sermon series on Ruth. This week’s message comes from Ruth 4 and is titled “The Redeemer’s Sacrifice and Reward”.
And therefore He is able to save forever those who draw near to God through Him, since He always lives to make intercession for them. — Hebrews 7:25 What is translated with the word “forever” in the above verse, (or translated, “to the uttermost” in some other versions) communicates two distinct aspects of the saving work…