Posts with the tag “salvation”

David learned the peace that comes when you stop straddling the line. “He alone is my rock and my salvation, my stronghold; I will never be shaken.” His calm wasn’t denial; it was surrender. The storm hadn’t passed, but his heart was steady because it rested on something unshakable.   Read More

“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes… For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith to faith, just as it is written: The righteous will live by faith.” (CSB)  Read More

This Sunday at Cornerstone, we’ll be diving into one of Jesus’ most powerful and sobering parables — the story of a royal wedding feast from Matthew 22:1-14. It’s a scene full of joy, honor, rejection, grace, and ultimately, a call to respond. Imagine receiving a personal invitation to a royal celebration — a banquet in honor of the king’s son. Everything is prepared. The food is ready. The doors ...  Read More

If you’ve been made alive in Christ, never doubt the power of God available in your life. The God who raised you from spiritual death continues to work in and through you. Take hold of His power today and live out His gracious salvation.  Read More

The culmination of God’s plan is not for our glory but His. Salvation glorifies God's gracious nature, from selecting holy and blameless people to their adoption as sons and daughters. God wants to manifest the richness of His grace, inviting you into a story that ultimately leads to His praise.  Read More

To find oneself in Christ is to unlock a destiny set in motion before the stars hung in the sky. It's an invitation to a life transformed, a heart renewed, and a spirit awakened to God's eternal love.  Read More

God wants to meet our deepest need for salvation, love, and acceptance. No matter how far we stray, the path back to God is always open, illuminated by His word, and marked by His unconditional love and forgiveness.  Read More

Where in the world would you find a religion that boasts of such a God? A deity who not only retrieves the lost but also rejoices in their recovery? A God who then welcomes them into eternal communion, deriving joy from their return? This is our God Our Savior. Our Revealer. Our guiding light. Our loving Father.  Read More