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Hosted by Thomas Cruthis · religion · EN-US · 175 episodes
Listen to past sermons and other helpful biblical content from Cornerstone Baptist Church, High Point, NC, on the go!
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Cornerstone on the Go
In 3 John, we meet three men whose lives teach us the power of spiritual influence. Through Gaius, Diotrephes, and Demetrius, John challenges us to walk in the truth, support the mission, and become examples worth following. This message also celebrates the ordination of new deacons and reminds every believer that truth isn't merely something we believe—it's something we live.
Cornerstone on the Go
Love and truth are not opposites, even though culture often treats them that way. The book of 2 John shows us that genuine, biblical love is shaped by God's commands, grounded in His truth, and always oriented toward people. John makes clear that loving others well sometimes requires difficult conversations, healthy boundaries, and the courage to reject false teaching. Boundaries are not unloving; they are protective and biblical. At the same time, truth without a heart for people is just correction. The goal of biblical love is never to win an argument but to win people. Jesus modeled this perfectly, holding mercy and truth together without sacrificing one for the other. Biblical love calls us to do the same.
Cornerstone on the Go
Starting the Christian life with passion is one thing. Finishing it faithfully is another. The closing verses of the Book of Jude offer both a clear warning and a deep comfort for every believer who wants to run their race all the way to the end. False teachers were predicted by Jesus and the apostles, and their presence should confirm our faith rather than shake it. Jude calls believers to build one another up in Scripture, pray with genuine dependence on the Holy Spirit, and live with the return of Christ in view. When others around us waver or fall, their failure is not a reason for us to abandon our own faithfulness. The anchor of it all is found in Jude 24: God is able to keep us from falling, and He will bring us into His presence with great joy, not because of our strength, but because of everything Christ has already done.
Cornerstone on the Go
Big truths from the shortest books of the New Testament The Book of Jude offers a timely warning about false teachers who quietly infiltrate the church, and its message is just as relevant today as it was in the first century. Genuine teachers are marked by humility, a secure identity rooted in Christ, and a genuine care for God's people. False teachers, by contrast, deny the true lordship of Christ, are driven by pride, and ultimately use people rather than serve them. Jude draws on vivid imagery and Old Testament examples to show that these teachers may deceive people, but they cannot deceive God. His letter is not only a tool for evaluating others but also an invitation to look inward. We are each called to examine the spiritual voices we follow and ask whether they point us toward the biblical Jesus. He is the good shepherd who gave Himself for His people, and He remains the one worth following.
Cornerstone on the Go
The Bible ends not in disappointment but in glorious restoration, and Revelation 22 shows us exactly where all of history has been heading. The story of Scripture moves through four major moments: Creation, the Fall, Rescue, and Restoration. Three threads run through every part of that story: provision, purpose, and presence. What was lost in the Garden of Eden through sin will one day be fully and perfectly restored. Jesus Christ made that restoration possible through His death on the cross, redeeming what sin had broken. For those who are in Christ, this is not wishful thinking but confident expectation rooted in God's promises. Knowing how the story ends changes how we live right now. The best is absolutely, certainly, and gloriously yet to come. If today's message raised questions about faith, salvation, or what it means to follow Jesus, we would love to talk with you. You don't have to figure it out alone. Reach out to us—we would be honored to listen, answer your questions, pray with you, and help you take your next step in your relationship with Christ.
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