Cornerstone Apostolic Network

24/08/2026

THE CROSS: OUR SOURCE OF INHERITANCE

Cornerstone Apostolic Network held an inspiring teaching on Monday,with Pastor Samuel Tarlishi speaking on “The Cross, Our Source of Inheritance,” from 1 Peter 1:3–4 and Matthew 6:19–20.

Pastor Tarlishi emphasized that the cross represents more than Christ’s death; it is the foundation of our salvation and spiritual inheritance.
He explained that salvation, peace, justification, adoption, deliverance from darkness, and eternal rest are among the blessings received through Christ.

He reminded believers that earthly possessions fade, but the inheritance God gives is incorruptible and preserved forever. He encouraged Christians to hold firmly to God, respond to the leading of the Holy Spirit, deny themselves, and faithfully carry the cross.

The message concluded with a powerful reminder: carrying the cross is more important than denominational identity, and God uses those who are willing to deny themselves and follow Him.

22/08/2026

Cornerstone Apostolic Network Kaduna Holds Impactful Fellowship

Cornerstone Apostolic Network Kaduna held an impactful fellowship with a powerful charge on the importance of guarding the heart.
Ministering from Proverbs 4:23, Pst. Dan E. Dan emphasized that the essence of gathering as believers is to experience transformation.

He noted that what people allow into their hearts can positively or negatively influence their lives, urging members not to allow popularity or popular opinions to define their standards, but to remain guided by God’s Word.

Drawing from Philippians 4:8, he highlighted six qualities that should guard the heart: truth, nobility, righteousness, purity, loveliness and admirable things.
He encouraged believers to embrace honesty, purity, godliness and contentment, stressing that beautiful character is attractive and that believers should strive to give their best in everything they do.

The fellowship ended with an encouragement for members to pursue continuous growth, becoming better each day as they allow God to transform their hearts and lives.

Writer: Sarah Akpama Agbon
Photos: Akolo Joseph Aliku

21/08/2026

CORNERSTONE APOSTOLIC NETWORK NASARAWA EGGON MISSIONS GROWS IN FAITH

Cornerstone Apostolic Network, Nasarawa Eggon Missions, continues to experience growth as the fellowship encourages people in the community to remain steadfast in prayer and trust in God.

The fellowship emphasized that it is God who keeps, preserves, and sustains His people. Members were encouraged to remain prayerful and committed to their faith as the mission continues to reach and impact lives in Nasarawa Eggon.

Cornerstone Apostolic Network remains committed to spreading the gospel and strengthening the community through prayer and fellowship.
Writer: Sarah Akpama Agbon

18/08/2026

CATCH THE VISION

Text: Psalm 36:9; 1 Chronicles 12:32
Speaker: Pst. Samson Adesanya
Topic: Catch the Vision

Pastor Samson Adesanya emphasized that vision begins with seeing and understanding God’s purpose. He encouraged believers to share what God has given them, noting that every blessing should make us a channel, not a reservoir.
He stressed that everyone has a role to play in achieving a common vision. To remain relevant, members must find their place, embrace accountability, respect delegated authority, and maintain effective communication and reporting.

The teaching also highlighted the importance of learning the organization’s culture, beliefs and values. Growth into maturity and
preparation for leadership are essential for anyone who desires to contribute effectively to the vision.

17/08/2026

Text: Isaiah 42:1–4; Philippians 5:1–\
Speaker: Pst. Matthew Hassan
Topic: Leadership

Leadership as Service

Pastor Matthew Hassan taught that Christian leadership follows the model of Jesus Christ and is rooted in service to God and people, not personal gain. Every leader is first a servant, upheld by God when placed in His will, and must depend on the Spirit for direction rather than imitation or self-effort.

God establishes those He appoints, and no one can succeed in His assignment without His support. A servant leader avoids pride, does not seek attention, and instead uplifts others while standing for righteousness without discouragement or condemnation.

Such a leader is humble, orderly, accountable, and understands the importance of delegation and rest. Leadership is not about titles but faithful service, and every leader will ultimately give account to God and receive reward in His time.

15/08/2026

CORNERSTONE APOSTOLIC NETWORK NASARAWA HOLDS FELLOWSHIP

Cornerstone Apostolic Network, Nasarawa, held its fellowship today with a strong message of faith and trust in God.

Believers were encouraged to remain steadfast, hold on to God, and put their complete trust in Him, regardless of life’s challenges.

The fellowship ended with prayers and renewed commitment to walking faithfully with God.
Writer: Sarah Akpama Agbon

11/08/2026

ETNI ORGANIZES HOLIDAY SKILLS ACQUISITION PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN IN UKE

Equipping the Needy Initiative (ETNI) has organized a Holiday Vocational Skills Acquisition Program for children in Uke, Nasarawa State.

The program equipped the children with practical skills in tailoring and snack making, empowering them to develop creativity, confidence, and useful skills during the holiday.

Writer: Sarah Akpama Agbon

10/08/2026

SEASON OF CONTRADICTION: GOD’S PURPOSE BEYOND DIFFICULT SEASONS

Topic: Season of Contradiction
Speaker: Pastor Samson Adesanya
Texts: Exodus 2:11–15; 2 Kings 4:1; John 12:21–27

At Cornerstone Apostolic Network, Pastor Samson Adesanya taught on the “Season of Contradiction,” emphasizing that seasons change and no season lasts forever.

He explained that experiencing a contrary season is not necessarily a sign of divine judgment or the result of a mistake.

God has a purpose for every season a person encounters, and He remains faithful regardless of the circumstances.

The message highlighted that seasons of lack, unimaginable loss, extreme danger, and even unavoidable crucifixion can become seasons through which God works out His purpose and prepares a person for greater glory.
Pastor Adesanya further stressed that God often uses difficult circumstances to bring a person to the end of pride, arrogance, and self-will. A crucified life is one that surrenders personal desires for the will of God to prevail.
“The way to greatness is from the bottom; only grace enters from the top.”
The congregation was encouraged to trust God through every contradictory season, knowing that the season may change, but God’s faithfulness remains constant.

Writer:Sarah Akpama Agbon
Photos: Judge Emmanuel

08/08/2026

DEVOUT MEN

Text: Acts 10:1–2
Speaker: Dan E. Dan

At the corner stone apostolic network Kaduna,
The service centered on the life of Cornelius as a model of true devotion.
A devout man is one who lives in godly fear, not merely religious activity. Unlike outward religion, true devotion is driven by a sincere love for God and obedience to His Word.

Cornelius was described as a man who feared God with his household, lived a disciplined life, gave generously, and prayed continually. His life reflected a deep reverence for God and total commitment to divine instruction.

Key Lessons:• Devotion requires wholehearted consecration—being set apart for God.• Reverence for God produces honor for spiritual authority.• Spiritual sensitivity helps believers discern truth and remain steadfast (1 Cor. 15:58).• True devotion begins in the private life before it is seen publicly.

Believers were encouraged to remain committed to what God has entrusted into their hands, knowing that genuine love for God is revealed through daily living and how we treat others (John 3:16).

God calls for deep and sincere devotion from His people.

Writer: Sarah Akpama Agbon

07/08/2026