The Alabaster Jar3/28/2010 · Mark 14:1-11 · Carter Sanger · Leave a Comment Jesus’ final week in Jerusalem before his crucifixion is a volatile and pressure-filled situation – a perfect environment to find out the kind of relationship that people had with Jesus. In our passage we find two very different kinds of relationships exposed; relationships... [More] |
The Withered Fig Tree3/21/2010 · Mark 11:12-25 · Carter Sanger · Leave a Comment One of the most difficult things for secular people to get past when it comes to embracing religion is the fruit that religion has born over the centuries. Richard Dawkins, a professor of Oxford University and devout atheist, describes the dangers inherent in religion in a recent... [More] |
Sunday Morning Parking RequestMarch 18, 2010 · Leave a CommentCornerstone family, In an effort to be friendly and remove potential barriers to the gospel, let’s open up the parking lot on Sunday mornings so that visitors find plenty of up close parking available. Would some of you mind parking on the East side of the gym or on the... [More] |
What Do You Get For The Guy Who’s Got Everything?03/14/2010 · Mark 10:17-22 · Nathan Carico · Leave a Comment  What do you get for the guy who’s got everything? What do you get for the guy who’s got everything but still feels empty and numb? What do you get for a society that has everything but is still empty and numb? In this clever commercial (to watch this commercial... [More] |
Self-Denial3/7/2010 · Mark 8:27-38 · Carter Sanger · 1 Comment Jesus speaks to his disciples and explains that if they really want to follow him, it’s going to be hard. It’s going to be harder than they could imagine. He explains in verse Mark 8:34, “If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow... [More] |
About what would you like to hear from the Bible?March 7, 2010 · 1 Comment Will you take a short survey and tell me what issues/topics you would like to hear about from the Bible? Our approach to sermon selection comes primarily through an attempt to preach exegetically through books at a time. We also try and balance between the Old and New Testaments... [More] |
