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Hosted by Copyright Cornerstone Church Kingston · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 200 episodes
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We are Cornerstone Church Kingston. A family friendly church in the heart of Kingston. We exist to love God and show his love to others. We’re a group of people who have come to believe the truth about Jesus.Visit our website: https://www.cornerstonechurchkingston.orgLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cornerstonechurchkingstonFollow us on Twitter: https://www.youtube.com/user/cstonekingston/videosSee us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cornerstonechurchkingston
Copyright Cornerstone Church Kingston hosts Cornerstone Church Kingston, a religion show with 200 episodes published.
Pete's latest exploration of the songbook of Hebrews is from Psalm 8, quoted in Hebrews 2: 5-9. Here we witness the choirmaster at the head of it all, who conducts the song of the universe according to His grand design:
The next page in the songbook of Hebrews is Psalm 22, referenced in Hebrews 2: 5-18, where Rory shows us a harrowing yet beautiful picture of the cross. This Psalm, written so many years before the coming of Christ, pres
What stirs your heart? Tom explores this question through the sons of Kora's Psalm 45 and the apostle's letter in Hebrews 1. To know the truth of God's word is a wonderful thing, but to truly feel its weight, depth and w
As we continue our evening series in Esther, Thomas preaches from Esther 6:1-14. In this passage we see the dramatic turning-point of the book, where the everything seems to turn upside-down from the way it had been goin
Concluding this series with Hebrews 13:7 – 25, Pete opens up the apostle’s final greetings and exhortations. This ‘brief’ letter, full of the truth and love of God, ends with true peace of mind: the shepherd who lays His
As we continue our series in the book of Esther, Joshua preaches from Esther 4:1-17. In this passage we see Mordecai’s reaction to the King’s edict that all of the Jews are to be wiped out on a single day of the year - u
Continuing in Hebrews 13, Pete addresses a matter of spiritual nutrition. What does your heart consume - hollow religious ritual that promises all but benefits none, or the soul-strengthening grace of God? What does your
In July's Mix, Tom takes us to the end of history in Revelation 20: 11 - 21: 5. The life we live, which is at times full of monotony and pain, is only the old order of the world. A new order is coming. At the end of time
We have all heard many times that Jesus is the good shepherd - but what makes this good shepherd good? Guest speaker Nathan answers that very question, proving that Christ not only came to die, but to lead. To all the lo
'Authority' can be a nasty word for many - but should it be? Looking at Hebrews 13: 1-17, Pete approaches the difficult topic of what good, honourable, responsible leaders look like, and how we should respond to them. Co
From the foundation of Hebrews 13: 5-6, Tom addresses the terrible problem of discontentment that assails us all. The love of money is more than just coins and accounts, but a deep-rooted desire for that which God has no
As we conclude our series in Why Jesus Came to Die, Tom preaches from Revelation 7:9-17. In this passage we see the great multitude that will stand before God when he comes again, in pure white robes and praising His nam
In The Mix of June, Tom asks one of the most important questions in the world: what is the Bible, anyway? Here is the God-breathed word: fully accessible, fully trustworthy, and more than enough for every good work. Come
Continuing our series in Why Jesus Came to Die, Alex preaches from Genesis 50:15-26. In this passage we see Joseph’s interaction with his devious, envious brothers who beat him and sold him into slavery, only for Joseph,
Romans 10: 8-21 is clear: how can the many peoples of the Earth hear the good news if there are none to reach out? In this unique interview, Ken Brown shares his thoughts as one who has done just that. Though the workers
Luke 2: 39-52 presents us with a very different angle on Jesus: before he was the man who saved, he was the boy who grew up. Here Tom shows us just how important Jesus' quiet thirty years of pre-ministry life were. Both
As we continue our series looking at Why Jesus Came to Die, Thomas Gant preaches from Ezekiel 36:24-28, referencing Titus 2:11-3:8. In this passage we see God’s amazing promise to give his people a new heart - something
Reinforcing Hebrews 23: 1-4 with Ephesians 5: 22-33, Tom shows us that our triune God is a relational God. Honouring marriage is not exclusively for the ostensibly happy couples while the perpetual bachelors take notes f
As we continue our series on Why Jesus Came to Die, Thomas preaches from 1 Peter 3:8-18. In this passage we see Peter’s charge to all believers - to love each other in mind and body and soul - because Jesus first suffere
As we continue our series in Why Jesus Came to Die, Rory preaches from Romans 8:18-25. In this passage we see that all of creation is groaning through brokenness - but Jesus came to fix this. As Rory unpacks these verses
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