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Sermons from Cornerstone Presbyterian Church (EPC) Katy, Texas
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Choosing a Team (opens the original)
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Luke 5:1-11 This test showcases how God advances redemption through ordinary people, not cultural elites, as Jesus calls working fishermen into His service. It traces a journey from skepticism to faith: after fruitless labor, the disciples obey Jesus’ command, haul in a miraculous catch, and are confronted by His authority and their own need for repentance. Their vocation is reoriented to “catching men,” a Gospel mission that rescues people from sin—“catch and release” in the sense of bringing o
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Joy in the Journrey (opens the original)
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Psalm 126 So far in our look at these songs of ascent, we’ve compared the journey of the pilgrim returning to Zion to the path of a disciple. We’ve seen how it begins with an intentional departure from a world of lies, recognizing this world does not have the answers that our hearts are searching for, looks to the wonder and beauty of Zion, a glorious city built of God’s people, and relies on the help of the Lord alone to get us there. We’ve noted that it is a difficult journey, filled with ups
Stable in the Storm (opens the original)
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Psalm 125 Every person is traveling toward some vision of the good life. We may not use the word pilgrimage, but all of us are trying to reach a place where we believe we will finally be secure, satisfied, and at rest. The world tells us that each person must define that destination for himself. You decide what your Zion will be, and then you devote yourself to reaching it. The trouble with that approach is not only that we choose destinations that cannot satisfy us. It is also that the entire b
Without Love, Where Would You Be Now? (opens the original)
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Palm 124 When I was a child I used to ride my bicycle all over the neighborhood, whether it was to visit friends or go exploring. On one particular day, however, things went dangerously wrong. I don’t remember it, though, as I woke up in my home with my mother at my side. What I do remember is not recognizing her or where I was or how I had gotten there. What I was told later is that a neighbor had found me in the street unconcious, put me in the car, and brought me to my house. It was a pivotal
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