Episodes

Sunday May 11, 2025
Sunday May 11, 2025
The challenge of modern apologetics is not simply one of having enough evidence that demands a verdict. It’s deeper than that. It begins by addressing the deep confusion and challenge presented by our modern world that has had its moral moorings set adrift in a sea of relativism. To be prepared to give a reason for the hope in us, we must first understand this lostness and know how to address it with grace and truth.

Sunday May 04, 2025
Sunday May 04, 2025
Today, we celebrate our graduates. As part of this special day, our guest speaker is Jackson Pitts, a 2025 graduate of Cornerstone Prep Academy.

Sunday Apr 27, 2025
Sunday Apr 27, 2025
One of the challenges of following Jesus is this tricky thing called “evangelism.” According to statistics, most Christians do not share their faith these days. Some don’t see it as their responsibility, but many avoid evangelism out of fear. They lack confidence because they are afraid of not having the right answers to someone’s questions. The Apostle Peter tells us that not only are we all supposed to share our faith, it doesn’t need to be difficult or limited only to those who are smart enough to win a debate. Apologetics is for everyone, everyday!

Sunday Apr 13, 2025
Sunday Apr 13, 2025
On this Sunday, all over the globe, more than a billion people will celebrate and hear the story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. Over 1 billion people will hear about palm branches being waved and sing songs with the word “Hosanna” in it in remembrance of this moment in the life of Jesus. How many of those billion plus people, though, are responding to Jesus’ call to humble submission? How many love Jesus because of what they think He can do for them but when it comes to the hard stuff, they struggle? How about you?

Thursday Apr 10, 2025

Sunday Apr 06, 2025
Sunday Apr 06, 2025
At the end of Joseph’s life, we catch a glimpse of the fear his brothers still carried around because of what they had done. When Jacob died, the brothers were terrified that this was going to be the moment Joseph had been waiting for all these years. Joseph had to remind these fear-filled men that God’s plans were better and that when God is with you, there is no need for fear!

Sunday Mar 30, 2025
Sunday Mar 30, 2025
Joseph could have been bitter when his brothers showed up asking for help. He could have done pretty much anything he wanted to exact revenge on those who sold him into slavery. Instead, Joseph chose to forgive and to let go of his grudges because he understood that forgiveness brings healing. He understood that God had used even the tough things in Joseph’s life to shape him and holding a grudge doesn’t lead us to where God wants us to go!

Sunday Mar 23, 2025
Sunday Mar 23, 2025
Accused of a crime he didn’t commit, Joseph was left to rot in an Egyptian jail. Even though he was faithful and honest while in prison, he still had to experience loneliness and was forgotten by everyone until the right moment. Joseph never lost hope, though. Even though he was in prison, he found a hope and a freedom in God that is available to all of us, no matter our circumstances.

Sunday Mar 16, 2025
Sunday Mar 16, 2025
Joseph thought he was in control of his path and his destiny, but life has a way of throwing us curve balls. Joseph never planned to lose his freedom and his control in one fell swoop. He never thought his brothers would sell him as a slave. He never thought he’d end up in Egypt, but God had a plan for Joseph. Even though that plan involved some really tough things, God’s plan was better. All Joseph had to do was let go!

Sunday Mar 09, 2025
Sunday Mar 09, 2025
Joseph was a dreamer. In fact, it was his dreams that originally got him into trouble! Later on in his life, Joseph’s dreams were fulfilled…but not in any way he ever thought possible. We all have dreams and plans for our lives. Often times, however, those dreams are way too small. When we allow God to take over and we give up our dreams for His dreams, we experience something so much better than we would have ever imagined.


