April 14, 2024

Cornerstone Church of Mosinee

Service by: Earl
This sermon covers several core messages and biblical teachings, starting with a communal prayer and routine announcements about church events, including a Mother's Day lock-in and a youth event. It also mentions ongoing church activities and requests for prayers for several individuals within the church community and abroad, particularly for Brother Yusuf in Africa and his mission work.
The sermon transitions into reflections on personal and communal struggles and the necessity of turning to God in times of hardship. It draws upon biblical narratives from the books of 1 Kings, 2 Kings, and the Gospel of John, emphasizing the themes of faith, provision, and resurrection. These stories include the widow sustained by Elijah during a drought, the Shunammite woman who received a child through Elisha's prophecy, and the resurrection of Lazarus by Jesus.
Each biblical story is used to underline a specific spiritual truth — that in moments of desperation and apparent hopelessness, God’s interventions are both purposeful and instructive. Earl uses these examples to encourage the congregation to maintain their faith and trust in God's plan, even when circumstances seem bleak.
The sermon concludes with an emphasis on the consistency of God’s presence and the message of hope that "Sunday's coming," symbolizing renewal and divine assurance. The overarching message encourages the congregation to “run to Jesus,” positioning Christ as the ultimate answer to life's challenges and uncertainties. This call to action is intended to reassure and inspire the listeners to deepen their faith and commitment to God.

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