
Podcast by Cornerstone Church of Ames
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 509 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

God didn’t adopt you because he had to. He adopted you because he wanted to. Tony continues our series in Galatians, showing that in Christ we don’t just get forgiveness, but a new family, a loving Father, and an inheritance as co-heirs with Christ.
Someone will pay for your sin, and the only question is who. Continuing through Galatians, Mark shows that Christ became a curse in our place so we could receive the blessing promised to Abraham: full forgiveness and the gift of the Holy Spirit, who ... more
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I love returning via stream to hear what is preached from the auditorium at Cornerstone. Back in college Mark said something to the ring of not letting college be the high point in our lives and that we wouldn’t lose our hunger to hear about Jesus. I am grateful to have had such a solid foundational teaching as it helps me navigate the dim world of solid gospel teaching. I’ve found a good Church home, but there’s nothing wrong with chiming back to hear from fellow Cyclones! Thank you all for lov... more
These podcast are truly amazing! I am so thankful they decided to put all their sermons into podcasts. I hope this reaches people even if they don’t live near or go to cornerstone church❤️
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Listeners engage with biblically centered sermons that emphasize gospel clarity, practical faith in everyday life, and resilience in trials. Episodes frequently connect Scripture to personal hardship, church community life, and campus ministry, with recurring themes of humility, generosity, and mission-driven living. A standout aspect is the blend of pastoral storytelling with deep doctrinal reflection, plus ongoing updates about Salt Company and related ministry initiatives that broaden the reach beyond a single campus. The show appears to cater to devout Christians seeking encouragement, theological depth, and actionable faith within a college-town church network, with strong emphasis on gospel-centered living and church planting.
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Sermons launched 12 years ago and published 509 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Sermons include:
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2. Jesse Snodgrass
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