Christ Our Cornerstone Church

06/01/2026

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Christ Our Provider : Gospel Breakdown of the Feeding of the 5,000 Mark 6:30-44

05/26/2026

Day 2: Conviction Without Conversion

Reading: James 2:19; Matthew 7:21-23

Devotional: Herod represents a tragic spiritual condition: he was intrigued by John's preaching, even protected him for a time, yet never truly repented. He enjoyed listening to truth but refused to surrender to it. Many people today sit in churches, feel moved by sermons, and admire Jesus from a distance—but never actually submit their lives to Him. Conviction alone doesn't save anyone. The demons believe in God and tremble, but they remain condemned. Transformation requires more than emotional response; it demands repentance and obedience. Herod's heart was divided—drawn to truth yet enslaved to pride, lust, and public opinion. Don't mistake spiritual curiosity for genuine conversion. Salvation requires complete surrender.

Reflection Question: Have you moved beyond admiring Jesus to actually obeying Him as Lord?

05/25/2026

Remembering and honoring the fallen.

05/07/2026

When delays feel unbearable, remember Jairus. His daughter was dying, and Jesus stopped to help someone else. The delay cost him everything—or so it seemed. But Jesus wasn't being careless. He was setting the stage for resurrection.

"Do not be afraid. Just believe." Those words still echo today. What looks like divine delay is often the setup for something far greater than we dared to ask. Jairus came for healing; he received resurrection. The woman came for a quiet touch; she received public restoration and deeper faith.

Our desperation drives us to Jesus, but His timing tests whether we truly trust Him. He holds you by the hand—and once He has you, He will never let go. Even death itself becomes nothing more than sleep when the One who conquered the grave whispers, "Talitha koum—honey, it's time to get up."

05/04/2026

Did you miss the sermon this morning? Here's the recording. :)

When Delays Lead to a Resurrection: Trusting Christ's Timing

04/30/2026

Ever encountered real evil? Not on a screen, but face to face? In Mark 5:1-20, we meet a man possessed by thousands of demons—isolated, tormented, living among the dead. Everyone gave up on him. But when Jesus stepped onto that shore, everything changed.

Here's what shook me about this story: everyone begged Jesus for something different. Demons begged for mercy. The townspeople begged Him to leave because His power made them uncomfortable. But the man who was set free? He begged to stay close to Jesus—and then went and told everyone what God had done.

What are you begging Jesus for? Are you pushing Him away because transformation costs too much? Or are you running toward Him, ready to share your story of freedom? Your mess doesn't scare Him. He walks straight into the darkness and speaks one word: freedom.

Watch or listen to "The Voices that Beg" and discover the authority of Christ over every force that tries to hold you captive.

The Voices that Beg

04/28/2026

Reminder: This Sunday we are having a potluck and business meeting following the service.

04/27/2026

With the internet down this morning our livestream was unavailable so if you missed the service this morning, here's the recording!

The Voices that Beg

04/26/2026

We have no internet at the church today, so the service will not be live streamed. Pastor Logan will send the service recording in the email Monday morning!