Guest speaker Daniel Emery Price examines Jesus’s letter to the church in Ephesus from Revelation 2, warning against the danger of trading love for self-righteousness. It is easy to confuse being right with being righteous, letting theological pride and moral effort replace genuine faith. Drawing from Jesus’s words in John 6 and the parable of the Good Samaritan, Price demonstrates that sound doctrine exists only to protect the gospel message: Christ seeks out sinners and offers complete forgiveness. Watch to discover why true repentance is not self-improvement, but a daily return to God’s grace. Join this message to rediscover your first love and rest in the freedom of Christ.

What to Expect When You're Expecting Jesus: Tribulation, Triumph, and Teaching (Revelation 1:9–20)

Life often confronts us with unexpected suffering, detours, and painful losses. Looking at Revelation 1:9–20, this message explores what it truly means to follow Christ in a broken world. Rather than promising a trouble-free life of ease and wealth, Scripture reveals a rhythmic reality for every believer: enduring tribulation, resting in Christ's triumph, and clinging to sound teaching through personal stories and Biblical truth.

How do you keep faith alive when plans crumble and trials hit hard? Watch this sermon to discover how the triumphant presence of Jesus meets you right in the middle of your hardest struggles.

Our culture is obsessed with defining personal identity and answering the search for self. In this message, guest speaker Eric explores Revelation chapter 1 to redirect our focus toward a vastly more important question: Who is Jesus? By examining the opening chapter of Revelation, this talk cuts through modern caricatures to present Christ as the faithful witness, the conqueror of death, and the ruler over every worldly power. Here, the scriptures reveal that your true standing does not depend on your shaky faithfulness, but on the enduring faithfulness and love of Jesus. Watch this video to discover how the great exchange at the cross breaks the power of sin, and learn what it truly looks like to live out your daily calling as a servant in the kingdom of God.

In this final message of the Daniel series, Pastor Logan explores the prophetic vision of Daniel 12. He reveals that God's kingdom is a present reality rather than a future event we must passively wait for. Through Christ, these ancient prophecies come alive, delivering his people and offering an everlasting destiny. We live in this current era of the kingdom, called to shine like stars in the darkness.Are you living as a passive observer, or are you ready to embrace your place in God's story? Watch this video to discover how to recognize your unique calling and actively participate in God's harvest today.

What trouble did you wake up to today?

In Daniel 8, Daniel sees a vision that leaves him sick in bed — a ram, a goat, and a little horn that tramples truth itself. It's unsettling. But as we dig into it together, this vision becomes one of the clearest pictures in Scripture that God is sovereign over every rising kingdom, and He hasn't left His people to face their trouble alone.

Pastor Logan walks through what Daniel saw, heard, and how he woke — and what it means for us when we're the ones asking, "How long, oh Lord?" Whatever kind of trouble you're carrying, this message is an invitation to rise in faith and get about the King's business.

📖 Daniel 8:1–27

Beasts rise. Kingdoms fall. But there's One who reigns forever.

In Daniel 7, God gives Daniel a startling vision, four beasts rising out of a chaotic sea, the Ancient of Days seated on His throne, and a Son of Man given an everlasting kingdom. It's strange and unsettling, but it points straight to Jesus.

In this message, we look at what Daniel's vision meant for a people in exile, why every generation still faces its own "beasts," and how Jesus, the true Son of Man, already conquered them at the cross. Whatever you're carrying today, this word is for you: take heart.

📖 Daniel 7:1–28

Jesus saves us. The Holy Spirit empowers us. And God calls us to tell others the good news about Him.

This week we closed out our journey through the book of Acts. Pastor Justin Lopes walks us through Acts 26, where Paul stands before King Agrippa and turns his own defense into an opportunity to share the gospel. Paul's testimony gives us a simple pattern for telling our own story: who we were before Jesus, what Christ did, how we responded, and what Christ now offers.

Big Idea: We have been saved to speak.

Scripture referenced: Acts 26 (also Acts 1:8, 1 Peter 2:9, Psalm 51, 2 Corinthians 4:13)

Pastor Doug just got back from a mission trip to the Dominican Republic, where he saw the Holy Spirit at work in some unforgettable places — a church that meets under a tree, a church planted in the middle of a dump, ordinary people saying yes to God in extraordinary circumstances. This week we're in Acts 19:1-20, looking at how a relationship with the Holy Spirit empowers three essential areas of our lives: salvation, ministry, and victory. Wherever you're at in your faith, this message is an invitation to live the empowered life Jesus wants for you.

📖 Scripture: Acts 19:1-20 🎙️ Speaker: Pastor Doug

In Acts 17, Paul stands in a city full of idols and preaches Jesus and the resurrection. This week, as our nation marked 250 years of independence, Pastor Tomas Portillo walks through Paul's message to Athens and asks a deeper question: have we confused freedom from an earthly king with freedom from God? Three truths from this message: The God who needs nothing (Acts 17:24 to 25) The God who reaches everyone (Acts 17:26 to 28) The God who calls everyone home (Acts 17:29 to 31) "Real liberty isn't no king. Real liberty is the right King." Scripture references: Acts 17:16 to 31, 1 Kings 8:27, Colossians 1:15 to 20, Colossians 2:9 to 10, 1 Corinthians 6:19, Galatians 5:1, John 1:4, Psalm 115:4 to 8, Revelation 21:3 Join us for weekend services at 8:45 AM, 10:30 AM, and 12:30 PM (Cornerstone Español). Cornerstone Community Church, Chowchilla, CA ccchowchilla.com Jesus Changes Everything!

In this message from Acts 8, Pastor Logan Beardsley unpacks one of the most significant moments in the early church: the gospel reaching Samaria. What happens when the good news crosses the lines people thought were uncrossable? And what does the Spirit do when two groups who cannot stand each other both come to faith in Jesus? The big idea: the gospel welcomes the outsider, and the Spirit makes us family. In this message you will find: The story of Philip preaching in Samaria and what made it so radical Who Simon the Sorcerer was and what his story reveals about our own hearts Why Peter and John came to Samaria and what it meant for the early church The difference between chasing the gifts and knowing the Giver. Scripture: Acts 8:4-24

In this message from Acts 8, Pastor Logan Beardsley unpacks one of the most significant moments in the early church: the gospel reaching Samaria. What happens when the good news crosses the lines people thought were uncrossable? And what does the Spirit do when two groups who cannot stand each other both come to faith in Jesus? The big idea: the gospel welcomes the outsider, and the Spirit makes us family. In this message you will find: The story of Philip preaching in Samaria and what made it so radical Who Simon the Sorcerer was and what his story reveals about our own hearts Why Peter and John came to Samaria and what it meant for the early church The difference between chasing the gifts and knowing the Giver. Scripture: Acts 8:4-24

Acts 2 isn't just about miracles; it is about the arrival of the promised Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is not a force, an emotion, or a simple power source. He is God.

Before the church was sent, the disciples were called to wait. In the opening of Acts, Jesus reminds His followers that their mission would not be accomplished through their own strength, preparation, or ability, but through the power of the Holy Spirit. The risen King commissions ordinary people to be His witnesses—from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth—and that same calling remains for believers today. This message explores the certainty of Christ’s resurrection, the promise of the Holy Spirit, and the responsibility of every Christian to faithfully testify to the hope found in Jesus. Are we relying on our own strength, or are we walking in the power God has provided?

Peace Among Lions" - Week 7 | Daniel 6:1-253-18

What does it look like to stay faithful when pressure, fear, and opposition close in around you? In Daniel 6, we’re reminded that peace doesn’t come from easy circumstances, but from trusting God in the middle of difficult ones. Through the story of Daniel in the lions’ den, Pastor walks through the quiet strength of consistent faith, integrity, and confidence in God even when obedience comes at a cost. This message reflects on what it means to live differently in a world that constantly pulls us toward compromise, and how God can sustain His people in places that feel uncertain, unfair, or even dangerous. When life feels surrounded by lions, where are you looking for peace?

Peace Among Lions" - Week 7 | Daniel 6:1-253-18

What does it look like to stay faithful when pressure, fear, and opposition close in around you? In Daniel 6, we’re reminded that peace doesn’t come from easy circumstances, but from trusting God in the middle of difficult ones. Through the story of Daniel in the lions’ den, Pastor walks through the quiet strength of consistent faith, integrity, and confidence in God even when obedience comes at a cost. This message reflects on what it means to live differently in a world that constantly pulls us toward compromise, and how God can sustain His people in places that feel uncertain, unfair, or even dangerous. When life feels surrounded by lions, where are you looking for peace?