Cornerstone Sf Weekly Audio Podcast

A life of breakthrough is not always looking forward, but it’s also about letting go of our past.

Sometimes the breakthrough we're looking for comes in the normal, mundane routines in our lives. The Lord is always at work - even in the "as usual" moments.

What sets the Bible apart and makes it so extraordinary? Listen to guest speaker Alex Costanzo as she explores the many ways God's Word is credible, unchanging, transformative, and the greatest love story you'll ever encounter.

The key to breakthrough is always going to be connected to our receptivity, humility, and openness to the message of Christ.

Jesus is the sower and His words are the seed. How will we receive His words of life, and how can we cultivate them to a place of sustainable growth and spiritual breakthrough?

What areas of our lives are we contending for breakthrough this year - as a church community and as individuals?

Breakthrough is not about denying our struggles but rather about aligning them with God.

Are there doors inside of us that the Lord wants to reopen or repair? Will we invite Him in to work alongside us for healing and breakthrough?

Restoration is often a slow process but the Lord is always at work inviting us to sing new songs along the way. Will we linger in the past or move forward with the promise He gives?

How can we find contentment in the many unfinished symphonies of our lives? This is what God invites us into.

Christmas is God's overture of love. A heart of worship is how we best express our gratitude to God for the love He has given.

We can ask God for anything, but doing so with open hands and an open heart means we surrender everything.

Let's make a "joyful noise" together as we explore what worship means and discover new ways to worship God this season.

Gratitude is a posture, a practice, a lifestyle. Intentionally choosing gratitude - no matter the circumstance - is the key to a resilient and growing faith.

God is working out His ultimate purpose in His perfect timing. He possesses the plan. We must possess the patience.

The problems we face in life are opportunities for growth and preparation. If we submit them to Christ, they can become catalysts for authenticity.

When we are overlooked or underappreciated, how can we move forward in grace and forgiveness into the fullness and freedom God desires for us?

Wherever we find ourselves, as followers of Christ we are to engage the people around us with empathy, wisdom and the love of God.

No matter our circumstances, our faith in God can allow us to develop attitudes that help us become change agents in the places of confinement and struggle.

When we find ourselves in places of pressure, how do we build resilience and rise above to thrive?