Author Archive: Cornerstone Church
May 22: “Love Your Church!” (Revelation 19:6-8)
Jesus Christ loves his bride, the church. Jesus loved and gave himself up for his people. Do we love the church that Jesus loves? Some people say that they like Jesus but don’t like the church. But the truth is that if we don’t love Christ’s bride, we don’t love Christ. We should stop church […]
Continue readingMay 15: “Raising Our Children in a Postmodern World” (Psalm 119:97-104)
We live in a postmodern world where truth is believed to be relative, not absolute. One person’s truth is not necessarily another person’s truth. But in the Bible, God speaks about what is right and wrong. How can we help our children discern right from wrong? How can we help our children keep their feet […]
Continue readingMay 8: “The Compassionate Healer” (Luke 13:10-17)
As Jesus was teaching on a Sabbath, he notices a crippled woman. He has compassion for her and heals her, setting her free from her bondage to infirmity. The synagogue ruler accuses Jesus of breaking the law, but Jesus exposes the hypocrisy of the synagogue ruler, defends himself and the woman, calling her “a daughter […]
Continue readingMay 1: “A Friend of Sinners” (Luke 19:1-10)
The story of Zacchaeus is another good example of how Jesus loved people. Jesus noticed Zacchaeus, called him by name, initiated a relationship, honored him before others, took genuine interest in him, and affirmed a new identity for him. Zacchaeus was changed by Jesus’ love and compassion. Like Jesus, we can look beyond the labels […]
Continue readingApril 24: “God Has Come to Help His People” (Luke 1:67-69, 76-79, Luke 7:11-17)
Jesus is the God of Israel who has come to his people. Jesus came because of love. The raising of the widow’s son demonstrates how Jesus loved people. Jesus saw and noticed the widow. Jesus saw and felt her pain. Jesus felt compassion. Jesus saw and moved toward her. Jesus came and helped. And the […]
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