Cornerstone Baptist Church

06/15/2026

A few more pics from June 14, 2026.

06/15/2026

God has a blessing for all…Amen❤️. We love you all!

06/15/2026

God has his arms around the men of Cornerstone Baptist church❤️

06/15/2026

Pastor Rhodes conducted the baptism of Sa’vion this morning. Blessings! Thank you for your military service Deacon Mumphord and Deacon Adams. It is an honor for this future military young man to have your support❤️

06/01/2026

Sunday, May 31, 2026

We had a great time in worship and praise!😊

We celebrated Sister Henshaw's retirement after 37 years with the State of Texas and getting ready to baptized Savion on June 14th.

05/18/2026

When the Lord touches our precious babies. Look at the Orr’s grandbaby❤️ Sing baby girl ❤️

05/18/2026

Cornerstone really felt the spirit today as we celebrated Deacon Orr’s baptism! Family from Mobile, Alabama, Houston & San Antonio were in attendance! Food had that Fabian touch to it & enjoyed by all under the tent!! Weather was great!!

05/18/2026

Deacon Warren Orr Sr was baptized today (5/17/2026) by Pastor Michael E. Rhodes, with his family cheering him on! What a blessed event followed by a great fellowship luncheon to celebrate Deacon Orr! God is amazing!

05/16/2026

Join us in the Study of God's Word, and Worship and Praise.

Sunday School is at 9 am
Worship Begins at 10 am

Sermon - May 17, 2026
What Type of Person Are You?
Luke 7:31-35
31 Jesus went on to say, “To what, then, can I compare the people of this generation? What are they like?

Key Takeaways
Scripture Focus: Luke 7:31-35 | Sermon Theme: Responding rightly to Jesus
• God’s invitation is for everybody. No one is beyond the reach of His grace.
• Faith must become personal. Each person must respond to Jesus for themselves.
• People respond differently. Some surrender in faith; others resist in pride.
• Wisdom shows up in fruit. A changed life reveals God’s work.
• Jesus changes us from the inside out. God wants inward transformation, not just outward form.
Questions for This Week
1. In what ways do I see myself in the people of Luke 7?
2. Am I responding to Jesus with humility and faith, or with resistance and criticism?
3. What fruit in my life shows that God is transforming me from the inside out?
4. What is one area of my life where I need to say yes to Jesus today?

Weekly Challenge: Ask yourself this week, “What type of person am I, and how am I responding to Jesus?” Then pray and act on what God shows you.

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05/09/2026

Join us in worship tomorrow, May 10, 2026.

Sunday School - 9am
Worship - 10am

Sermon - A Mother's Prayer - 1 Samuel 1:1-11

📌 Key Takeaways from “A Mother’s Prayer” – 1 Samuel 1:1–11
1. Life is often unfair—even for the favored.
Hannah was deeply loved, yet she suffered. Peninnah had children yet lacked love. The text reminds us that being favored by God does not exempt us from hardship, and unfairness is a universal human experience.

2. Unfairness becomes destructive when God is left out.
The sermon emphasizes that life is even more unfair when people stop worshipping, stop praying, and stop seeking God. Hannah’s strength came from staying connected to God despite her pain.

3. Worship must continue even when circumstances don’t change.
Hannah kept going to Shiloh year after year, even while being provoked, misunderstood, and emotionally drained. Her persistence teaches us:

Don’t let people, pain, or provocation interrupt your worship.

4. God sees, God hears, and God responds in His time.
Hannah’s name means favor, and Samuel’s name means God has heard. Her story shows that God hears persistent, faith filled prayer, even when the answer is delayed.

5. People may misunderstand your worship—but God understands your heart.

Even Eli misread Hannah’s prayer. The sermon reminds us not to let others’ limited understanding disrupt our relationship with God.

6. Persistence in prayer is essential.
Hannah prayed for years. Jesus taught persistence in Luke 18:1–8. The message is clear:

Keep praying until God releases what He has reserved for you.

7. When God blesses you, honor your commitment to Him.
Hannah vowed to give her son back to God—and she kept her promise.

The sermon calls us to surrender what God gives us back to Him, acknowledging that everything we have belongs to Him.

8. God can use your pain to bless others.
Hannah’s faithfulness blessed her family, her rival, and the entire nation of Israel.

Your obedience can have generational impact.