Cornerstone Church With Dustin Bates

Weekly sermons from Cornerstone Church in Orangeburg, SC.

Cornerstone Church With Dustin Bates is a religion podcast hosted by Cornerstone Church SC, with 115 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Cornerstone Church SC hosts Cornerstone Church With Dustin Bates, a religion show with 115 episodes published.

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  Episode #489

  A Man and His Heart | Me of Legacy

  Aug 24, 202646 min

  What does it mean to be a man of legacy? It starts not with outward success, but with the condition of the inner man. Scripture is clear that when men lead and love well, everyone around them flourishes. The difference between a man and a boy comes down to one word: responsibility. A man takes ownership of his actions, his failures, and the people in his care. Drawing from the life of King David, we see how even the greatest among us can fall when the heart grows cold and sin goes unaddressed. True legacy begins with a repentant, humble, and teachable heart. Let God have your heart, and everything else will follow.

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  Episode #488

  The God Who Keeps His Promises | Plot Twist

  Aug 17, 202646 min

  Bad things happen to good people, and the life of Joseph shows us that God is still at work even in the middle of betrayal, suffering, and broken promises. Promises form the foundation of trust, and when they are broken by people we love, they can distort the way we see God. But unlike people, God has never broken a single promise. Joseph spent 22 years moving from a pit to a prison to a palace, and through it all, God was authoring something far greater than Joseph could see. When Joseph finally faced the brothers who had betrayed him, he did not let his pain narrate his story. He recognized that what others meant for evil, God had used for good. No matter what season you are in, God's promises are active, available, and unbreakable. He is not finished writing your story.

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  Episode #487

  Don't Lose the Plot | Plot Twist

  Aug 10, 202646 min

  Life rarely goes the way we plan, but that does not mean God has lost the plot. The story of Joseph in Genesis 37 reveals how favoritism, resentment, and revenge can fracture even the closest relationships, and how God works through broken families to accomplish something far greater than we can imagine. Jacob's extreme favoritism toward Joseph poisoned his household, and his sons responded with hatred and violence. Yet even in the middle of betrayal and injustice, God was writing a story that pointed forward to Jesus. Just as Joseph was sold by his brothers for silver, Jesus was betrayed for silver by a man from the very line of Judah. We are not the innocent ones in this story. We are the brothers, and yet the chosen Son gave His life for us anyway.

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  Episode #486

  What Does Baptism Really Mean? | Summer School

  Aug 3, 202633 min

  Baptism is one of the most visible steps a believer can take, but it is important to understand what it actually means. It is an outward expression of an inward change that took place at salvation. Baptism does not save you. Jesus saves you, and the water is a symbol of that reality. When a person goes under the water, it pictures the burial of the old life. Coming up out of the water pictures being raised to new life in Christ. If you have placed your faith in Jesus, baptism is not optional. It is a command from Jesus Himself and a bold public declaration that you belong to Him.

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  Episode #485

  Why Doesn't Life Feel Fair | Summer School

  Jul 27, 202641 min

  Life rarely feels fair, and the story of Cain and Abel in Genesis 4 speaks directly to that tension. Abel brought his best to God and still lost his life, proving that doing the right thing does not guarantee a fair outcome. The difference between Cain and Abel was not what they gave but the heart behind it. Cain went through the motions while Abel gave genuinely and wholeheartedly. God is not interested in religious performance. He wants an honest, authentic relationship. Faith is not a transaction where good behavior earns good results. It is a relationship built on trust, even when life does not add up. And the greatest reminder of this is the cross, where Jesus took the most unfair punishment in history so that we could receive grace we never deserved.

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