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This past Sunday we honored the graduating class of 2022 of Mossbank High School here at Cornerstone. Marty taught from John 3:16-21.

Brad Finlay leads us in the scriptures in order that we might consider and contemplate the purpose of our church fellowship. The church is a place for God’s people to meet and gather in His name to praise Him and teach and learn the word, so we can be stronger and better disciples of Christ in order to spread the gospel. Brad servers faithfully in the position of an Elder at Cornerstone Gospel Church. If at the conclusion of Brad's message, if you would like to pray the prayer to receive...

Marty looks at Mother's Day through the lens of the story of Hagar and Ishmael found in Genesis 16 & 21.

Marty continues in Romans, this week: Romans 8:31-39.

In this message we continue to study the book of Romans. Marty looks at Romans 8:26-30 by asking the question, "Why do we groan?"

He is Risen!! Marty speaks from the Gospel of Luke 24:1-12,36-53.

Marty continues through the book of Romans. Text: Romans 8:18-25

Marty leads us through different sections from the Gospel of Mark this morning before celebrating the Lord's Supper.

We are continuing in our sermon series, "When in Romans...". This morning our text was Romans 8:1-17.

We continue in our series "When in Romans..." This week we look to verses 1-5 as we anticipate celebrating the Lord's Supper together.

The identity of the “I” in Romans 7 has a contentious history. Theologian and scholar, Michael F. Bird, acknowledges that Romans 7:7-25 is one of the most vexing parts of Holy Scripture.[1]“No chapter in the Pauline corpus has aroused more controversy than Romans 7 and no question in that difficult chapter is more disputed than the identity of the “I” who speaks there.”[2] By employing the "I" egō (Greek), is Paul’s intent autobiographical? Is he referring to himself directly in the...