Cornerstone Church Johannesburg

We begin our new preaching series, "Preparing for the next" as we explore the topic of change and how it is a constant in our lives. We must hold on to God, for He never changes.

We learn that God doesn't need money—He doesn't need our tithe or our offering—but we give as an act of obedience. This also reveals where our hearts lie: whether we make an idol of money or see it as a blessing from God, recognizing that it all belongs to Him.

This week we had GG sharing on humility and how we need to model Jesus, and Aaron sharing on The paralyzed man that was lowered through the ceiling to be healed.

Matthew shares on the difference between faith and works, and how both are important for our lives as believers.

This morning we had two of our younger people preaching on our inheritance and focusing on Jesus.

The resurrection of Jesus is the cornerstone of our faith—proof that death was defeated and new life is available to all who believe. Through the empty tomb, we find hope, redemption, and the power of God to make all things new.

Nearing the end of our Matthew series, we come to the most vital point in the series. "The death of Jesus." He came to earth for this reason, to die for our sins.

This week we take a look at Jesus final moments before His betrayal, as He prays in the garden of Gethsemane and what we can learn from this.

After an amazing weekend of the Kaleidoscope Women's Conference, we ended the weekend off with One Sunday, and got to celebrate with all of our sites from around the city of Johannesburg. The theme for Kaleidoscope was God given dreams, and this theme continued into the Sunday morning as Marcus and Adele share what's on their hearts.

Jesus' body was broken and his blood was poured out for us, so that we can be in right standing with the Father, and be counted as blameless, because of what Jesus has done for us. The Lord's supper reminds us of this.

We don't need to concern ourselves with "the end times" we need to concern ourselves with those who don't know Jesus yet, proclaim the gospel to them and then the end will come.

Jesus commands us to love the Lord our God. This love shouldn’t come from obligation or a religious mindset, but from a genuine desire to spend time with Him.

We had the awesome privilege of hearing from Tyrone Daniel, on how Jesus needs to be our focus, and from that focus on Him, we need to then focus on others, by ministering the gospel to them.

Jesus is Risen! He invites us to Come, see, and believe.

This weekend we had the awesome opportunity to celebrate what Jesus has done for us, through the work that he completed on the cross. What a king we serve!

"Who is this Jesus?" Is he a political leader, is he a prophet, is he a teacher, or is he the promised Messiah, the suffering servant that was promised in the Old Testament?

We are now the new temple, and we are being sanctified.

This week we are continuing our series through the book of Matthew. As Marcus unpacks Matthew 20 and the story of the mother's request."

This week we have Matt Jones bringing apostolic input.

This week we have Jonathan preaching on the rich young ruler who let his possessions get in the way of the fullness of salvation and the call that Jesus had for him. John goes into depth about the things that hold us back from living in the fullness of God's salvation.

This week, we have François speaking on how Jesus said, "I will build my church," the importance of building scripturally and strategically, and the revolution of Jesus.

Greg shares how we need to be childlike while also ministering the gospel to others, without withholding the truth of salvation from them.

As we continue through our series in Matthew, we see that there were traditions that the Israelites were having to conform to. Jesus measures this against the word of God.

This Sunday we had the Privilege of having Steve Wimble with us for apostolic input. He shared with us on "The Power of Serving."

We had the privilege of having Jacqui Wimble with us for our All Sites Key Women on Saturday.

We joined together as men from across the Cornerstone sites, to hear Steve Wimble share on "The Power of the Tongue."

We are called to be the Church now and walk in obedience to God and His word now.

This week we take another look at Jesus example of teaching, preaching and healing, and how we should explain, proclaim and demonstrate the gospel to those around us.

We look to Jesus as our example in the way he taught, proclaimed the gospel, and healed people.

Do we find our identity in Jesus or in the things of this world?

Greg opens up our new series, sharing how Jesus reveals himself to his disciples and some of the prophecies that were fulfilled by him throughout scripture.

Zelda shares on the importance of prayer and the armour of God.

Zelda shares with us the importance of the Armour of God and prayer in our lives.

We Had Apostolic Input with Grant Crawford and he shared about learning to balance our lives keep your eye on the gauges of thankfulness and dependance on God no matter the circumstance.

Greg helps us understand the symbolism in the book of Revelation and how it affected the church at the time it was written, as well as what it means for us as the church today and how we can respond.

Finishing off our Pray Like This Series, Marcus shares on how everything we do needs to be for God and His Kingdom.

This Sunday Francois shares how God doesn't tempt us, but He tests us. God tests and grows our character through the things that we go through in life.

This week we had apostolic input from Michael Nicholas. He shared on communion and the importance of what Jesus blood has done for us.

Linda shares some of her testimony with us, speaking about some of the challenges that she has faced in the past and how hanging onto the truths of the word of God, and the leading and guiding of His Holy Spirit helped her through these challenges.

Alison shares on the importance of spending time in God's presence.

This Sunday, Keir Taylor was with us, equipping us for evangelism, teaching us the importance of walking with the Holy Spirit, and helping us understand the truths of the Word of God.

This Sunday, Marcus spoke about the importance of forgiving one another. God forgives us our sins and holds nothing against us, and we should do the same with each other—offering forgiveness without conditions.

Greg shares an important message about the significance of both praying for God's kingdom to come and actively representing the kingdom.

Lusanda shared an encouraging message on our need to know the truth and put on the belt of truth in our daily lives.

We continue our series on "The Lords Prayer" by opening up the meaning of the first line of this prayer: "Our Father in heaven hallowed be Your name."

This week Greg takes us through an introduction to The Lord's Prayer. In this preach, we learn about the importance of the sermon on the mount and the teachings that Jesus gave, all leading up to a pinnacle moment which is the teaching on prayer, where we as God's people get to connect with Him personally.

Andreia shares with us the realities of the enemy that we face on a daily basis, but even more importantly she shares with us the power that we have access to through the finished work of Jesus, and His Holy Spirit.