Acts 12:20-25 | Sermon Resources | 24 May 2020 Acts 12 begins with James dead, Peter in prison, and Herod triumphing – a bleak state of affairs to say the least. But by the end of the chapter, Peter was free, Herod …
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Preface: Cornerstone is memorizing some or all of Psalm 91 for the month of May. It’s not too late to join us! You can let us know you are joining with us by signing up here. Each week a different staff …
Acts 12:1-19 | Sermon Resources | 17 May 2020 Luke takes us back to Jerusalem to record one final story concerning the apostle Peter. While the church may have been growing in other parts of the Roman …
Acts 11:19-30 | Sermon Resources | 10 May 2020 We all want to be used by God. This is not just the itch of pastors but the earnest desire of all who take seriously Jesus’ final words …
Acts 11:1-18 | Sermon Resources | 3 May 2020 Gentile Dogs In one of the most misunderstood passages in the gospels, in Matthew 15, a Gentile woman, a Canaanite, comes and kneels before Jesus asking …
Acts 10:34-48 | Sermon Resources | 26 April 2020 Peter has had a wild week. It began in the seaside city of Joppa. Here he retreated to a private rooftop to spend some time in …
Introduction[1] But Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed – Luke 5:16 NIV Prayer is a topic of deep mystery and much perplexity. While for skeptics, prayer is a delusion, or a waste of time, for the believer it …
Attitude[1] 9 He also told this parable to some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous, and treated others with contempt: 10 “Two men went up into the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector…” Luke 18:9-10 ESV For Jesus, prayer was …
Acts 10:1-33 | Sermon Resources | 19 April 2020 We come this week to the story of Peter and Cornelius which happens to be the longest single narrative in the book of Acts. Luke draws attention …
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