Cornerstone Gadsden Podcast

Cornerstone Gadsden
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A podcast designed to help you build your life on Jesus.

  1. 6d ago

    "YOUR FAMILY IS GETTING YOUR LEFTOVERS" - Home Wrecker Series

    In this message, we look at Hebrews 2:1 and the warning to pay close attention to what matters most. Healthy relationships don’t happen accidentally. Our marriages, our kids, our faith, and our rest all require intentional attention and protection. Take an honest look at your calendar: What’s getting your best, and what’s getting your leftovers? You don’t have to hate your family to hurt your family. You just have to keep giving them what’s left.

    "YOUR FAMILY IS GETTING YOUR LEFTOVERS" - Home Wrecker Series

  2. Apr 26

    “When the Scar Stays” - Still Scarred (2 Corinthians 12:5–10)

    2 Corinthians 12:5–10 reminds us that not every wound in life gets healed—but none of them are wasted. Through Paul’s “thorn in the flesh,” we see that God may allow ongoing struggles not to harm us, but to humble us, shape us, and draw us into deeper dependence on His grace. This message challenges us to name our pain without letting it define us, trust that God’s silence is not His absence, and believe that His power is made perfect in our weakness. Even when God doesn’t remove the scar, He uses it for a greater purpose—teaching us that His grace is enough and His presence is greater than any pain we carry.

    “When the Scar Stays” - Still Scarred (2 Corinthians 12:5–10)

  3. Apr 20

    “I Can Handle It” - Still Scarred

    Mark 3:1–6 reveals the danger of believing we’re spiritually “fine.” While weakness often draws us to depend on God, our strengths can quietly create blind spots that push us away from Him. Through the contrast between a desperate man in need of healing and the confident Pharisees, this message shows that true transformation comes from humility and honesty, not self-sufficiency. The man was healed because he admitted his need, while the Pharisees remained unchanged because they refused to see theirs. The biggest danger isn’t weakness—it’s the illusion that we don’t need God.

    “I Can Handle It” - Still Scarred

  4. Apr 13

    “From the Rubble” - Still Scarred

    In From the Rubble, part of the Still Scarred series, we explore how unaddressed wounds don’t disappear—they deepen, grow bitter, and eventually impact every part of our lives. Through the story of Jeremiah and Lamentations 3, we see a man overwhelmed by grief, disappointment, and even anger toward God, yet choosing to bring his pain into the light instead of burying it. From the ruins, Jeremiah reminds us that hope isn’t found in changed circumstances, but in returning to the truth of God’s unfailing love and faithfulness. Psalm 147 shows the full picture—God rebuilds, restores, and gently heals broken hearts over time. This message is a call to stop ignoring the pain, let truth collide with it, and trust God to turn wounds into healing, scars into stories, and stories into praise.

    “From the Rubble” - Still Scarred

  5. Mar 29

    “The One Between You and God” - Elephant in the Room

    Pastor Zach brings a message that introduces us to the reality that unspoken struggles—like doubt, disappointment, silence, hurt, and resistance—can quietly create distance in our relationship with God. Instead of ignoring these “elephants,” Scripture shows us that God invites our honesty and welcomes our questions, reminding us that real faith isn’t pretending everything is fine, but bringing what’s really going on into the light.

    “The One Between You and God” - Elephant in the Room

  6. Mar 23

    “Elephants in Relationships” - Elephant in the Room (Acts 15:36–41)

    Even strong, godly relationships can face tension and division when issues go unaddressed. Many relationships don’t end in conflict—they fade into silence, building walls and resentment over time. Through the example of Paul and Barnabas, this message teaches that not every broken relationship is about right or wrong—sometimes it’s about different callings and seasons. We’re challenged to discern when to address a relationship with honesty and love, and when it’s time to release it and trust God. Letting go doesn’t mean you stop caring—it means you stop carrying what isn’t yours to fix.

    “Elephants in Relationships” - Elephant in the Room (Acts 15:36–41)

  7. Mar 15

    “Elephants in Marriage” - Elephant in the Room (Ephesians 4:26-27, 29)

    Ephesians 4:26–27 and 4:29 remind us that unresolved issues don’t stay silent—they slowly damage relationships. Many marriages don’t collapse from one big moment but from small, ignored problems that grow over time. This message challenges couples to first deal with their own personal “elephants,” honestly name the issues in their marriage, and then begin the slow work of healing one shovel at a time through humility, healthy communication, forgiveness, and intentional connection. When we invite Jesus into our conflicts and commit to doing the work, even the biggest elephants in marriage can lead to growth, healing, and a stronger relationship.

    “Elephants in Marriage” - Elephant in the Room (Ephesians 4:26-27, 29)

  8. Mar 9

    “When YOU are the Elephant” - Elephant in the Room (Matthew 7:3–5)

    Matthew 7:3–5 challenges us to confront the uncomfortable truth that sometimes the biggest problem in the room might be us. Jesus’ teaching about the speck and the log reminds us how easy it is to notice the faults in others while ignoring the deeper issues in our own lives. This message calls us to honest self-examination, humility, and repentance. When we allow God to reveal and remove the “logs” in our own lives, we gain clear vision, rebuild trust, and grow in transformation rather than hypocrisy. Real freedom begins when we stop protecting our flaws and start addressing them.

    “When YOU are the Elephant” - Elephant in the Room (Matthew 7:3–5)
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A podcast designed to help you build your life on Jesus.

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  • Creator
    Cornerstone Gadsden
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2026
  • Episodes
    215
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Cornerstone Gadsden
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