Building On The Cornerstone

It’s 2018! The new year brings new opportunity for growth and a chance to commit some new goals. As we consider some new goals for the year, we revisit a conversation between a lawyer and Jesus. The lawyer asked Jesus a simple question – who is my neighbor? Jesus’ answer was likely a little more […]

The final chapter in the Manger Things series – all has been leading up to this point – the birth of a King. But the birth was just the beginning and the world will never be the same. Enjoy the entire Manger Things series anytime http://www.cornerstonethomasville.org/series/manger-things/

Chapter 5 – Magnificat The birth of a son to Zechariah and Elizabeth was not the only strange thing happening during this time. An angel of the lord appeared to a young girl, engaged to be married, with a simple message – You will conceive and give birth to a son and he will be […]

Chapter 4 – The Forerunner God’s people have been waiting and holding onto his word for over 400 years. Suddenly, an elderly man is visited by an angel in the temple. The man and his wife, though long in years, will have a son named John who will prepare the way for the coming King. […]

Chapter 3 – Advent As the people of Israel, God’s chosen light to the rest of the world, become lost in the upside down there is a prophesy of hope (Isaiah 9:2-7). A child will be born and there will be no limit to the wholeness he brings. The Advent begins – a time of […]

Manger Things – telling our story with God using the themes and situations from that equally popular show. Chapter 2 – the Upside Down. As God seeks to restore the relationship with His creation, He taps a new nation to be the light to all pointing a way back to Him. However these people continually […]

There are some strange things in our world. There are some strange things in the Bible. For the next six weeks, we are going to journey through these strange things. Along the way, we will be seeking to know more about God, his people, and his plan to save all humanity. You are invited to […]

Over the last six weeks we have been looking at why we as practicing Christians, do the things that we do. And we’ve been looking at these through the lens of the Cross and the Empty Tomb. It is through the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus that we can find a deep and full […]

Communion is a regular tradition in our church. But why exactly do we break bread and drink grape juice every week. As we continue to explore our traditions through the Cross and The empty Tomb, we look at our practice of communion. So why do we commune? We commune as one body  of believers, in […]

Listen in on the second part of our exploration of baptism as part of our series the Cross and the Empty Tomb. It is through baptism that we find our identity in Christ. An identity that defies any label placed on you by the world. Catch up on the entire series the Cross and the Empty […]

Join in on the next part of our series looking to understand our faith through the Cross and the Empty Tomb. This week we begin to understand why we baptize. To do this we first look at Jesus’ own baptism story and we see how through baptism we find our true identity as children of […]

What is the church? Or really, what did Jesus mean when he told Peter to build His church on the knowledge that he is the Messiah, the son of God? Is it about setting up a building or was it something deeper. As we look at Christian life through the cross and the empty tomb, […]

As we explore what compels us as Christians, we look to the cross and the empty tomb. This week in the series explores the age old question – why do I go to church again? Explore the entire series of the Cross and the Empty Tomb.

This series of messages is a look at why we as Christians do the things we do. Why do we go to church, give to the church, baptize, forgive. While we each may have different reasons for starting these practices, we’re called to something deeper. We do these things because of the promise that comes […]

As hurricane Irma begins to impact south Florida, we are anticipating its arrival in Thomasville. Like all of the storms in our lives, this one can leave us with a great sense of uncertainty. Yet, through every storm there is one absolute certainty – the power, peace, and love of Jesus.

This week wraps up the series God of This City and takes a look back at the messages from the last six weeks. We have been looking to Jesus as our example of how to be God’s people doing God-things in God’s cities. As we close out this series we take time to reflect on putting […]

This week picks up right were we left off – in the story of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37). As we seek to follow the greatest commandment – loving others – we have an example in Jesus. In this story Jesus makes clear that we are to love everyone – even the ‘untouchables’. Let us […]

We continue to explore what it means to be God’s people doing God-things in God’s cities. And if we are seeking to love as Jesus loved, then we need to follow his greatest commandments – love God and love our neighbors as ourselves (Luke 10:25-37). This week Jason Bennett shares his experience studying various ministries […]

Help, I need somebody. Help, not just anybody…  Who doesn’t need some help every once in a while. How far will you go to help your friends in need. Listen to this story of some friends who tore a whole in a roof in order to get their friend in front of Jesus (Mark 2:1-12). […]

As we continue to explore how we can be God’s people doing God-things, we look at Matthew’s story in his relationship with Jesus (Matthew 9). In going after hearts, Jesus wasn’t afraid to step into the mess – including breaking bread with collectors like Matthew. By stepping into the mess, Jesus met Matthew where he […]