Cornerstone Singapore Audio Podcast

In the 2nd part of our sermon series, we continue our exploration into Jesus’ encounter with the 'Samaritan Woman At The Well'. It climaxes with Jesus revealing Himself as the Messiah, and providing answers to what truly fulfils in life. These are things to consider that will be ever more relevant in the days we're living in.

Satan is on a warpath. Revelation 13:7 reveals to us that he is granted ‘to make war with the saints’ and he has unleashed upon the Church weapons of mass deception. There’s an onslaught of deceiving spirits that has been released against the Church in this hour and we must be prepared for battle. What’s our antidote to this deception? Discernment. More than ever, we need to know the truth of God’s Word, because this deception has crept into the very fabric of the Body of Christ. May the Spirit of Truth preserve us in this hour from these deceiving spirits.

Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well is packed with details and nuances that brim with truths. This encounter was never meant to occur according to the customs and circumstances of those days. Yet, divine ‘coincidence’ laid out for us an exchange which conveys thoughts that are meant to reframe our thinking and methodology forever.

The fear of the Lord is the awareness that you’re before God all the time. It’s the consciousness that you’re part of the heavenly realm before a great cloud of witnesses. So may we aim to live our lives God-focused, to please Him above anyone else. 

God has given each of us a call, a divine blueprint. But because of things that happen in our lives, we may think we’re not qualified. The good news is, God‘s purpose for us does not change. His destiny for us remains and He wants us to keep pressing into it. 

The healing of blind Bartimaeus and the salvation of Zacchaeus is recorded for us from Luke 18:35 to 19:10. These two accounts seem separate but are deeply connected to each another. One occurred as Jesus was making His way towards Jericho, while the other as He exited from the same city. The parallels are uncanny and clearly intentional so that the divine may convey a single clear message to us.

Are we a good host to the Holy Spirit in our lives? What is it like to be led by Him, to walk daily conscious of His Presence, power and direction? If we desire to know the Person of the Holy Spirit intimately, we must start by making room for Him.

God has called us to live in a place of victory, regardless of the season we’re in. Even in the midst of crisis, we can be overcomers and live victoriously in Christ!

We’re called to live our lives intentionally and not just let it pass by. Hear as Ps Nicky give us keys on living a life of significance with a purpose, plan and priorities and having a persevering attitude.

The world has a need and the Church has the answer. We’re called to preach the Gospel through our words and good works. How can we go about loving others? 

Each of us has been called by God to fulfil His purposes, just as Moses was. As we’re filled with the Holy Spirit, people will see Jesus in us.

Leprosy is a terrible but prevalent disease in the Old Testament. Several men and women of renown were struck with leprosy and there's a common thread with all our biblical examples – it's the sin of presumption. How often have we behaved or spoken in a presumptuous manner that has gotten us into trouble. That's why David prayed, "Keep back Your servant also from presumptuous sins; let them not have dominion over me. Then I shall be blameless, and I shall be innocent of great transgression." Come discover how we can avoid this great transgression.

God wants to renew our minds so we can understand His perfect will. An unrenewed mind is at war with God. In this message, Dr. John Joseph gives us 3 key on how to renew our minds and be transformed. 

Conflict isn’t something that we desire or enjoy. We often wish that things would always remain harmonious in our relationships and in the work environment. However, conflicts are unavoidable and fulfil an important role. How then do we know when a conflict is constructive and when does it become destructive?

In Acts 3, the Apostle Peter stood before a large crowd gathered in Jerusalem and preached a glorious message of salvation. One of the ideas he alluded to was that Jesus could not return from heaven until all things had been restored. In other words, before He can be released from heaven to return to this earth as King of kings and Lord of lords, a few things has to be accomplished and restored. And this ought to be our primary focus in Cornerstone – to be a part of this restoration process. So the million-dollar question we need to ask ourselves is – what is to be restored and how we can play a part in it.

In this expository message on 'Be Battle Ready', master teacher and leadership mentor, Rev. Edmund Chan, delivers a prophetic testimony and a word in season taken from Joshua 5-7. His insightful biblical teachings have made him a sought-after speaker in different major cities around the world, often with invitations three to five years ahead. Don't miss hearing him in person at our services this weekend!

Jesus is incredibly compassionate, loving, and caring. He healed the sick, cast out demons, opened blind eyes, and performed miracles and wonders. But at the same time, He said some things that were quite controversial. It was as though He’d intentionally stir controversy so that He might awaken us to truth. Today, we don’t realise the context from which Jesus spoke, nor the stir He caused. Perhaps in recovering these controversies, we may also realise the truth He wants to bring to us.

The concept of the firstborn was of great importance to the Jewish mind, because in the Old Testament, the firstborn son inherited a double portion of the estate and also the headship of the family. He was honoured and respected by all the other siblings and had authority over them. He also had the responsibility for their welfare. In the Old Testament, the throne of a king was always passed down by genealogy to the firstborn son, as was the priesthood. This message explores the New Testament’s view on this wonderful company of believers and the ramifications for the Church.

The Book of Revelations is commonly associated with the end-times, but that really is not the focal point. Instead, Revelations is primarily about a revelation of Jesus Christ. At the start, we're shown three doors. These doors anchor us for everything else that the book is going to speak about, and learning to work them is essential.

One of the greatest revelations about to be released upon this earth in these last days is the revelation of the Melchizedekian Priesthood. So little has been taught about this seemingly ‘obscure’ subject, but I believe the full revelation is going to be revealed to us because of the hour we’re in. The Melchizedek Priesthood is the highest authority of the believer on planet earth and its combination of both the priestly and kingly anointing is something we must press in for.