This year, we’re on a series of teachings based on the book of Hebrews and centered on the preeminence of Jesus Christ, “Jesus Is Better.” In today’s sermon, our speaker Jonathan Cornelius discusses “The Reward” find in Christ for those who endure. https://youtu.be/C-p_5kv7uAA Jesus Is Better | The Reward | Hebrews 11:39-40
In today’s sermon, pastor Abie Kulynych ends our exploration of the four names of God as revealed in Isaiah 9:6, Wonderful Counselor, Might God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, and speaks of Jesus’ rest and shalom that we can enter in as we put our trust in Him as “The Prince of Peace.” https://youtu.be/QdZF6hMi5x8 The
In today’s sermon, our CORF Speaker Jonathan Cornelius continues with our exploration of the four names of God as revealed in Isaiah 9:6, Wonderful Counselor, Might God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace, and speaks of Jesus’ loving care as our “Everlasting Father.” He argues that this name is related to the character of Jesus as
In today’s sermon, Jonathan Cornelius speaks about the holiness of God to show us that the whole character of God is one with His holiness. https://youtu.be/IYqtjQjmbvE The Holy God Who Works to Save His Enemies | Hebrews 10
Advent, from a Latin word for coming, is a time for waiting, a time of preparation to celebrate Jesus’ birth, but it is also a longing to see Jesus when He comes back again. Hope, peace, joy and love are different focuses of this very important period. In today’s sermon, Jonathan Cornelius talks about “Peace.”
Good Afternoon CORF, Please watch this video for all of this week’s announcements. https://youtu.be/MBDANtKnX4k CORF Update #119 | October 21, 2022
In today’s sermon, “The God Who Makes A Way for Us,”Jonathan Cornelius talks about the heart of God in always taking the initiative in order to make a way for His people to be with Him. https://youtu.be/tSh_9xmz0pg The God Who Makes A Way for Us | Exodus 24:1-13
We can talk about the multiple ways the culture is battling against us. The list is near-end. What is vital is this, we should always ask ourselves these questions, our conversations about those we disagree with are salvation-focused or fear-based? Our conversations, commentaries, pushbacks, are they born out of love and redemption because that is