Cornerstone Christian Center
Episodes
258 episodes
Letters: 1 Timothy 1
Letters can feel quaint until you realize they once carried hope across oceans and silence across years. We start with a story that makes that real: an elderly woman in her 80s whose arthritis kept her from writing to a friend in Ireland, until...
Letters: 2 Thessalonians 2 & 3
Panic spreads faster than truth, especially when it comes wrapped in spiritual language. We pick up in 2 Thessalonians and talk about what happens when a church gets rattled by claims that the day of the Lord has already arrived. Barb opens wit...
Letters: 2 Thessalonians 1
Fireworks fade fast, but the questions linger: what does freedom actually require, and what does it cost to keep your faith when the current is moving the other way? We start with something simple and surprisingly powerful, the practice of writ...
Letters: 1 Thessalonians 5
Fear is loud, persuasive, and weirdly familiar, especially when we’re trying to look brave. We start with three words that set the tone for everything that follows: aware, awake, anointed. Then we get honest about the kind of fear that doesn’t ...
Letters: 1 Thessalonians 3 & 4
Some Sundays don’t feel like inspiration, they feel like endurance. We start with a simple but challenging truth from Paul’s letter to the Thessalonians: trials aren’t a glitch in the Christian life, they’re part of it. Angie Ortiz shares how s...
Letters: 1 Thessalonians 1 and 2
A real letter used to feel like an event. You waited for it, you opened it carefully, and you could almost feel the person behind the words. We start there with a story about the last generation before phones and what it was like to get a handw...
Walking In The Spirit | Pentecost
Getting lost is one thing. Realizing you are alone, unsure which direction is safe, and too far in to pretend it is fine is something else. Pastor Angus opens with a seventh-grade Boy Scouts story where one wrong turn at a fork turns a hike int...
Fire Of The Spirit | Pentecost
Pentecost isn’t a church calendar trivia fact, it’s a moment that confronts a question most of us live with every day: where does real power come from when life gets messy? We start with Jesus’ words in John 14: “I am the way, the truth, and th...
Freedom of the Spirit | Pentecost
Freedom gets sold to us as independence, but Scripture paints a sharper picture: “Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.” We sit with 2 Corinthians 3 and ask a practical question that hits home fast: what if the choices we call “fre...
Be Still And Know
You can love Jesus, serve hard, and still feel empty if you never slow down long enough to hear Him. On Mother’s Day, we share moving stories from a missions trip to Iceland, where local churches unite, a women’s conference opens doors, and sev...
Rise Up | Moxy
A broken wall can feel like a broken promise, and that’s exactly where Nehemiah’s story hits home. We lean into the moment he hears Jerusalem is in trouble and shame, and we ask the same question many of us carry: what do you do when your faith...
Stand for the Lord | Moxy
When pressure turns up, most of us don’t fail in one dramatic moment, we drift through a hundred small compromises. We wanted to talk about the kind of courage that doesn’t drift. We call it moxy: grit, determination, and the willingness to sta...
Praise the Lord | Moxy
Some days call for more than optimism. They call for moxie, the kind of courage that keeps moving when the plan falls apart, the money feels tight, the diagnosis lands, or the future turns foggy. We’re chasing a simple but difficult practice: p...
Face the Fear | Moxy
The world trains us to blend in, stay quiet, and keep everything under control. We’re going after a different kind of courage: moxie as holy grit, the stubborn decision to trust God when fear is shouting and the future feels unknown. Pastor J g...
Easter 2026
“He is risen” is not a holiday slogan for us, it’s the announcement that Jesus is alive and the grave does not get the last word. We start with the core message of Resurrection Sunday and the hard contrast that every other tomb stays full while...
Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday starts with a word a lot of us sing but don’t always understand: Hosanna. We slow down and name it plainly, “save us, we pray,” because that’s the heartbeat of real worship and real Christian faith. If you’ve ever kept Jesus at arm’...
To The Cross
Jesus knows. Not in a vague, distant way, but in the gritty, lived way that meets you in the middle of pain, pressure, and the stuff you haven’t told anyone. With Easter two weeks away, we wrestle with a surprising challenge: what if God wants ...
Kingdom Builders 2026
The world is instantly connected, yet millions still haven’t heard the story that changes everything. We sit down with Pastor Kyle Trewern to explore how a missionary family is planting Genoa International Church in a city where fewer than two ...
Freedom | Future Family
What if your home could breathe again? Not perfect, not polished—free. We explore what true freedom looks like when Jesus is the center, moving past cultural definitions and into the lived reality of grace, peace, and a family that stands on so...
Fierce | Future Family
Fear is loud, but it doesn’t get the final say over your home. We share a straight-talking, hope-filled path to lead your family with courage—fierce for what matters, not fake for appearances. From Romans 2–3, we unpack why none of us earns rig...
Foundation | Future Family
What if your family’s future could feel lighter, clearer, and more united because the foundation was already settled? We share how choosing Jesus first reframed everything—how we dated, how quickly we married, where we moved, and how we navigat...
Friction | Future Family
Friction sneaks into families through tiny moments—a sharp tone, a hurried shrug, a tired reply—and soon the gears that should move us forward feel jammed. We set out to change that. Drawing from Proverbs 27:17 and Ecclesiastes 4, we explore ho...
Focus | Future Family
We tackle the pull of constant noise and offer a practical path to a God-honoring home, starting with two simple questions we ask our teens and should ask ourselves: where are you going, and how will you get there? From Deuteronomy 6 to Jesus’ ...