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Philippians 1:21
1w ago00:41:10Tap to summarizeEveryone wants to go to heaven, but almost no one wants to think about the dying part. Mark walks through Philippians 1:12-30, drawing on his own family's journey, to show how Paul's words "to live is Christ and to die is gain" offer both a clear purpose for living and an unshakable confidence in death.
Transcribe →Philippians 1:6
2w ago00:33:25Tap to summarizeCan I lose my salvation? Tony opens Cornerstone's new series in Philippians by unpacking Philippians 1 to show that God is the one who starts, sustains, and finishes the good work of salvation in every believer's life.
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Psalm 150
3w ago00:23:36Tap to summarizeWhat if the command to praise God has less to do with what he needs and everything to do with what you need? Jacob walks through Psalm 150 to show that praise isn't primarily about what God needs but what we need, as it produces hope and joy in us while protecting our hearts.
Transcribe →Psalm 51
4w ago00:36:19Tap to summarizeMost people are chasing joy in all the wrong places, and Psalm 51 suggests the path there starts somewhere uncomfortable. Simeon walks through Psalm 51 to show that the path from sin to joy runs through honest awareness of sin, acknowledgment of its weight, and confession to a God who is faithful to cleanse and restore.
Transcribe →Psalm 42
Jun 1400:30:21Tap to summarizeWhat does it look like to fight for joy in the midst of spiritual depression? Tony walks through Psalm 42 and how we can pour out our pain, preach hope to our hearts, and keep showing up to restore our joy found in Christ alone.
Transcribe →Psalm 23
Jun 700:39:39Tap to summarizeWe make terrible shepherds for our own souls. Lance walks through Psalm 23 and shows why the most comforting thing about the good Shepherd isn't what he gives us but that he gives us himself, walking with us through the darkest valleys so we never have to face them alone.
Transcribe →Psalm 1
May 3100:43:35Tap to summarizeEvery graduation speech asks the same question: how do you live a good life? In this sermon, Mark opens a summer series through the Psalms by unpacking Psalm 1's vision of the truly blessed life, and reveals why the answer isn't try harder but Jesus, the only person who ever lived it perfectly, cursed in our place so we could receive what we never deserved.
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The Role of Every Generation in God's Work
May 2400:35:55Tap to summarizeEvery generation has a choice: preserve what they've built and lose it, or give it away and see it multiply. Troy Nesbitt closes the Awakening series by calling older leaders to use their influence, resources, and authority not to hold their ground, but to champion and empower the next generation for the kingdom of God.
Transcribe →God's Work Historically In Prior Generations
May 1700:52:23Tap to summarize40 million Americans have left the church in the last twenty-five years, and no one is replacing them, so what do we do with that? Mark puts the Awakening series in sobering context, walking through the history of revival to show that God tends to move most powerfully when things look the bleakest, and calls the church to respond with desperate prayer, personal holiness, and a willingness to go, give, and multiply.
Transcribe →God's Work Right Now in the Next Generation
May 1000:17:10Tap to summarizeFor years, reaching the next generation felt like playing defense against a culture pulling them away from God, but something has shifted. Tony kicks off the Awakening series by pointing to a quiet revival happening among college students, sharing that ordinary people who have simply been with Jesus are still how God produces extraordinary change.
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