Cornerstone Community Bible Church

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The weekly sermons of Cornerstone Community Bible Church in Rosenberg, Texas. Features regular preaching from our pastor as well as local and guest speakers.

  1. 6d ago

    VBS Sunday - Psalm 23

    King David, who experienced both triumph and hardship as a shepherd boy turned king, wrote Psalm 23 to share what he learned about walking with God through all of life's seasons. When David declares "The Lord is my shepherd," he's describing a personal relationship with God who provides for our needs, leads us to what's good, and walks with us through difficult times. Even in dark valleys where danger lurks, we don't walk alone - God carries both a rod for protection and a staff for guidance. David concludes with absolute confidence that God's goodness and faithful love will pursue us relentlessly throughout our lives. Through Jesus, the Good Shepherd who laid down His life for us, we can experience this same intimate care and provision today.

    42 min

  2. Jun 7

    Nehemiah Study - The Rallying Cry - Nehemiah 2:9-3 - Daniel Ostendorff

    Nehemiah faced a massive problem when he arrived in Jerusalem to find the city walls in ruins and the people vulnerable. Rather than making assumptions from a distance, he personally inspected the damage at night to understand the full scope of the challenge. When he called the people to action, he used a clear three-part approach: identify the problem, present the solution, and show the expected result. Most importantly, he reminded them how God had orchestrated the circumstances and provided the resources needed. Despite immediate opposition from local officials, the people responded with enthusiasm to rebuild. This story demonstrates that effective leadership requires personal assessment, clear communication, and faith that God will provide what's needed to accomplish His purposes.

    44 min

  3. May 31

    Nehemiah Study - Fire Response - Nehemiah 1-2.8 - Daniel Ostendorff

    Nehemiah, a Persian cup bearer who had never seen Jerusalem, was heartbroken when he learned about the city's broken walls and suffering people. Instead of rushing into action, he spent months in prayer and fasting, seeking God's heart and timing. When King Artaxerxes noticed his sadness and asked about it, Nehemiah boldly requested permission to rebuild Jerusalem, along with safe passage and materials. The king granted everything because God's hand was upon Nehemiah. This teaches us that God can place burdens on our hearts for things we've never personally experienced, and when we respond with patient prayer and bold faith, He can open doors in remarkable ways.

    40 min

  4. May 24

    On Mission: Gods Word - What Did You Expect - Daniel Ostendorff

    Life rarely goes according to plan, and Paul and Barnabas experienced this reality during their first missionary journey. Despite facing opposition in Iconium, being misunderstood and worshipped as gods in Lystra, and even being stoned and left for dead, they remained faithful to their mission. Their experiences teach us that opposition doesn't mean we're wrong, misunderstanding is inevitable, and God works even when we can't see the results. The key to weathering unexpected difficulties is keeping our focus on what truly matters rather than avoiding challenges. When they returned to Antioch, Paul and Barnabas celebrated what God had accomplished through them, demonstrating that faithfulness in the midst of hardship produces lasting fruit for God's kingdom.

    42 min

  5. May 17

    On Mission: Gods Word - The Mixed Reception of the Gospel - Robert Sims

    When sharing the Gospel, we encounter three distinct reactions: receptive hearts that hunger for more truth, jealous opposition from those threatened by God's message, and joyful reception from those who discover they're included in God's grace. Paul and Barnabas experienced all three responses in Pisidian Antioch. Our role isn't to control people's reactions but to remain faithful in sharing the message. The Gospel acts as a divider, demanding a verdict from every heart. Whether we face acceptance or rejection, our calling is to trust the Holy Spirit to work while we focus on being obedient to the Great Commission.

    33 min

  6. May 10

    On Mission: Gods Word - Everyone Everything - Daniel Ostendorff

    Paul's sermon in Antioch of Pisidia demonstrates the power of the Gospel message. He masterfully connected Old Testament promises to their fulfillment in Jesus Christ, showing how God's plan unfolded through Abraham, Moses, David, and ultimately Jesus. The religious leaders missed Jesus as the Messiah despite reading Scripture regularly, yet God worked through their rejection to accomplish salvation. Paul proclaimed that through faith in Jesus, everyone receives complete forgiveness and freedom from everything the law could never provide. This freedom isn't earned through performance but given as a gift of grace, transforming our identity from sinner to saint.

    43 min

  7. May 3

    On Mission - God's Word - Proclaiming God's Word

    God's Word has inherent power to transform lives, as seen throughout history when skeptics encounter Scripture and are changed by its truth. In Acts 12-13, we see how God's Word increases and multiplies despite persecution, how God calls specific people to share His message while the church supports them, and how opposition is expected but overcome through faithful proclamation. The gospel message is beautifully simple - God created us for relationship, we rebelled, and He sent His Son to reconcile us to Himself. Our role is not to argue people into faith but to faithfully share Scripture and trust God to work through His living Word to change hearts.

    42 min

  8. Apr 26

    Anchored - Why Am I Here - Genesis 1.26-31

    Every person struggles with the fundamental question of why they exist. The answer lies in three universal purposes that apply to everyone regardless of circumstances. First, we were created in God's image for relationship with Him - not just to know about God, but to actually know Him personally. Second, we're called to be stewards of God's creation, caring for whatever He has entrusted to us whether that's family, work, or community. Third, we're commissioned to share the message of reconciliation, helping others discover how they can be restored to relationship with God through Christ. These purposes provide an anchor that keeps us steady when life's storms hit, giving meaning that transcends job titles, circumstances, or seasons of life.

    43 min
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The weekly sermons of Cornerstone Community Bible Church in Rosenberg, Texas. Features regular preaching from our pastor as well as local and guest speakers.

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  • Creator
    Cornerstone Community Bible Church
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    183
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