In this week’s message, Sending and Launching, Pastor Jeremy Austill shares how the church at Antioch became the first Spirit-led, mission-sending church—and how we’re called to do the same today. Through Acts 13:1–3, we see that worship, fasting, and prayer create the atmosphere where the Holy Spirit speaks and sends. Discover how God is calling us to partner with Him in this moment as we continue the mission to reach the ends of the earth.

Every man is created with a God-given purpose and designed to live with passion. But too often, life’s distractions, disappointments, and busyness can dull the fire that once burned inside. In this powerful message, Pastor Jeremy calls men to wake up from spiritual apathy and rediscover the passion and purpose God designed them for. You’ll be challenged to live with focus, intentionality, and courage—to take up responsibility, lead your family well, and pursue something worth suffering for. 🔥...

In this powerful and heartfelt message, Michelle Austill shares from her own journey about what it truly means to be a Cornerstone Woman—a woman who is kept, secure, and content in the Lord. With honesty, humor, and real-life stories, Michelle reminds us that contentment doesn’t come naturally—it’s something we learn. From everyday frustrations to deep spiritual truths, she walks us through the beauty of choosing peace over striving, gratitude over comparison, and trust over anxiety. Through ...

In this message from our ACTS: The Movement series, Pastor Jeremy Austill explores how the early church in Acts 6 teaches us the power of synergy and shared responsibility. When believers worked together serving, giving, praying, and caring for one another, the Gospel multiplied and lives were transformed. Discover why it takes all of us to take care of all of us, and how you can be used by God to build His Church today. 👉 Subscribe for more messages from ACTS: The Movement and join us each ...

In this special episode of Ascend The Hill we discuss the upcoming miracle offering, what it's for, how it will impact our world, and how you can be a part! God is moving at Cornerstone, and we can all be part of the mission on miracle offering Sunday on November 16th!

Have you ever laughed in disbelief at what God promised you—only to later laugh in delight when He came through? In this powerful message, we look at the life of Abraham and Sarah in Genesis 12–21 and discover what it really means to live by faith. Abraham’s story shows us that faith doesn’t ignore the natural—it looks beyond it. Through seasons of waiting, doubt, and impossibility, God proves Himself trustworthy time and time again. Join us as we learn how to move from laughing in doubt to l...

What does true boldness look like for a Spirit-filled believer? In this powerful message from Acts 4–5, Pastor unpacks the story of Peter and the apostles ordinary men who stood before powerful leaders, faced persecution, and still proclaimed Jesus with courage and joy. Discover: Why boldness is a fruit of the Holy Spirit The difference between true courage and loud arrogance How to live with fearless conviction rooted in love and truth What it means to rejoice when following Christ costs so...

A covenant isn’t just a contract — it’s a sacred, binding agreement between God and humanity. In Genesis 17, God reveals Himself to Abram as El-Shaddai — God Almighty — and establishes a covenant that transforms Abram into Abraham, the father of many nations. In this message, we explore: 🔹 What it means to serve God faithfully and live blamelessly 🔹 How integrity and obedience open the door to God’s promises 🔹 The power of God’s name change — from Abram to Abraham 🔹 Why our faith must remain ...

In this message from ACTS: The Movement, Pastor Jeremy Austill explores one of the most shocking events in the early church — the death of Ananias and Sapphira. What really happened? Why did God respond so severely? And what does it teach us about the holiness, justice, and mercy of God? Discover why great fear gripped the church and why the fear of the Lord still matters today.

In this message, Pastor Jeremy continues our ORIGINS series with one of the most mysterious figures in all of Scripture — Melchizedek. Found in Genesis 14, Melchizedek appears as both king and priest, blessing Abraham with bread and wine — a powerful foreshadowing of Jesus Christ, our eternal High Priest and King of Peace. Discover how this ancient encounter reveals deep truths about Christ’s supremacy, the foreshadowing of salvation, and the call to live by faith and generosity. From Abraham...

Experience the power that turned fearful disciples into bold witnesses! In this message, “All in This Together,” we dive into Acts 1–2 to see how the early church went from hiding behind locked doors to changing the world through the Holy Spirit. Discover what true devotion, community, and prayer look like and how we can live with that same power today.

In this message, we look at the story of Abram and Sarai in Genesis 12 and what it means to trust God when His promises don’t seem to line up with our circumstances. Abram faced famine, fear, and failure—but God’s faithfulness remained steady. This sermon reminds us that even when we try to take matters into our own hands, God is still preserving His promises and calling us back to Himself.

In this message, Pastor Jeremy Austill continues the series ACTS: The Movement, diving deep into what it truly means to receive the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. Discover how God empowers ordinary people like John the Baptist, Jesus in His humanity, the believers at Pentecost, and even Bezalel the craftsman to live with supernatural purpose and boldness. This sermon explores the difference between indwelling and infilling, the global history of Spirit baptism, the truth about tongues and spiri...

In this message, “The Promise Preserved: Noah and the Flood,” we explore Genesis 6 and the story of Noah—how God responds to human wickedness with both judgment and mercy, and how Noah’s faithfulness preserved God’s promise for future generations. This sermon challenges us to live set apart in a corrupt world, to find favor with God in our own generation, and to trust His preservation even when life feels chaotic.

Experience the powerful story of Acts 3 as Peter and John meet a lame man at the Beautiful Gate. In this sermon, “What I Do Have”, we see how the Holy Spirit equips believers not with what the world expects—silver or gold—but with what people truly need: Jesus Christ. Discover how spiritual discipline creates space for divine encounters, why “chronos” time and “kairos” moments matter, and how the power of the Holy Spirit makes us effective witnesses. This message will encourage you to focus n...

In Genesis 4, we encounter one of the most sobering stories in Scripture—the account of Cain and Abel. Both brothers brought offerings to the Lord, but only Abel’s was accepted. Cain’s anger opened the door for sin to take hold, leading to the first murder recorded in the Bible. This message unpacks three powerful truths we learn from Cain’s story: What we bring isn’t as important as how we bring it. God desires a heart of obedience and surrender more than the offering itself.Sin isn’t your f...

What do the Tower of Babel in Genesis and the Day of Pentecost in Acts have in common? And how does God’s answer at Pentecost reverse the confusion of Babel? In this sermon from our Acts: The Movement series we unpack: -The unity and self-focus at Babel vs. the Spirit-filled unity at Pentecost. -Why human success without God always fails. -How the Holy Spirit empowers us today to scatter with purpose and build for God’s Kingdom, not our own. 📖 Scripture: Genesis 11:1–9, Acts 1:13–15, Acts 2...

Today as we continue our series going through Acts, Pastor Jeremy unpacks the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination and what it means for the church in America. Drawing from Acts 4, this message challenges believers to stand with boldness, courage, and unity in the face of opposition, to share the Gospel with conviction, and to devote ourselves to prayer.

Join us as we launch our new series: ACTS: The Movement. In this message, Spirit Filled Church, we explore the opening chapters of Acts and the power of the Holy Spirit that transformed ordinary believers into bold witnesses who carried the Gospel to the ends of the earth. Discover: - Why Luke wrote the Book of Acts and its focus on the Person and power of the Holy Spirit - The difference between the Spirit indwelling at salvation and the baptism in the Holy Spirit - How Pentecost changed e...

God's grace flows down to the humble, not up to the proud. It meets surrender, not self-reliance. Grace doesn’t climb. Grace runs downhill — to the surrendered, the willing.