Cornerstone Independent Baptist Church

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  1. Feb 8

    A Tender Heart

    Cornerstone Independent Baptist Church

    31 min

  2. Jan 18

    Jesus Is Life

    Cornerstone Independent Baptist Church

    24 min

  3. Jan 11

    A Call For Unity

    Cornerstone Independent Baptist Church

    23 min

  4. Jan 4

    Seeking God

    Cornerstone Independent Baptist Church

    33 min

  5. 12/07/2025

    M. 2 Peace is at the Heart of Christmas

    The sermon centers on the profound truth that Christmas reveals peace not as a fleeting emotion or a result of perfect circumstances, but as a divine gift rooted in the person and presence of Jesus Christ. Drawing from Luke 2 and Hebrews 12, it emphasizes that peace was declared from heaven at Christ's birth—not because the world was calm, but precisely because it was not—demonstrating that God's peace is not earned or manufactured, but freely given through the incarnate Son. This peace is not merely experienced through self-effort or comparison, but is sustained by fixing our eyes on Jesus, laying aside burdens, and running our unique race with endurance, knowing He is both the author and finisher of our faith. Ultimately, peace is embodied in Christ Himself—He lived it, offers it, leads us with it, and remains its unchanging, eternal source, inviting all to find rest in Him amid life's storms, uncertainties, and burdens.

    49 min

  6. 11/30/2025

    M. 1 Hope is at the Heart of Christmas

    The sermon centers on the profound truth that Christmas is not defined by seasonal traditions, but by the unshakable hope found in Jesus Christ, whose birth fulfills ancient prophecy and breaks into the world's deepest darkness. Drawing from Isaiah 9, it portrays a people engulfed in spiritual and political despair, yet God's promise of a coming child—called Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace—reveals that hope is not the absence of darkness, but the divine light that shines precisely within it. The message emphasizes that Christ's incarnation is the ultimate act of God entering human suffering, securing eternal hope not through human effort or circumstance, but through His divine nature, redemptive mission, and everlasting kingdom. This hope is not fleeting or conditional, but anchored in the person of Jesus, who offers peace, restoration, and eternal security to all who turn to Him, whether in grief, doubt, or spiritual dryness. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace this hope not as a seasonal sentiment, but as a life-transforming encounter with the living Savior.

    43 min

  7. 11/23/2025

    M. 4 The Secret of Perspective

    The sermon centers on the transformative power of perspective in cultivating genuine gratitude amid life's hardships, drawing from Philippians 4 to illustrate how praise reshapes one's view of suffering, fear, and uncertainty. It argues that gratitude is not a reaction to favorable circumstances but a deliberate choice rooted in knowing who God is—His presence, power, goodness, and faithfulness—rather than focusing on external conditions. Through five key results, the message shows that praise shifts focus, guards the heart, redeems pain, strengthens faith, and invites God's peace, even in the midst of imprisonment, illness, or disappointment. The preacher emphasizes that true gratitude is a Jesus-centered mindset, not a fleeting emotion, and calls listeners to adopt a perspective of praise that reframes every trial as an opportunity to see God's character more clearly. Ultimately, the sermon invites both believers and non-believers to embrace a life where faith in God's nature transforms suffering into strength, fear into peace, and uncertainty into trust.

    40 min

  8. 11/16/2025

    M. 3 The Secret of Focus

    The sermon centers on the transformative power of a single-minded focus on God's kingdom as the foundation for true gratitude, contentment, and peace. Drawing from Matthew 6:24–34, it emphasizes that anxiety and discontent stem from serving two masters—God and mammon—where mammon represents the world's false promises of security, identity, and significance found in possessions, success, or control. Jesus calls believers to a radical shift: instead of being consumed by worry about tomorrow, they are to conquer anxiety by trusting in God's provision, as demonstrated through the care He shows to birds and lilies, and to concentrate on seeking His kingdom first. This focus, rooted in faith rather than fear, replaces anxious striving with confident reliance on a faithful Father who already provides for His children. The result is not naive optimism, but a deep, settled assurance that God is sovereign over today and tomorrow, and that when His kingdom is prioritized, all necessary needs will be supernaturally supplied.

    50 min
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