Sermons by Phil Schneider
Questions & Answers – May 30, 2018
Listen as our Pastoral Panel tackles eight thought-provoking questions. We hope that their answers help you in your spiritual journey.
Prodigal God 6
In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a father with two sons. When we read this story or hear it preached, we often focus on the younger, “prodigal” son. However, in doing this, we miss some of the most radical and freeing truth contained in the Gospel.
Love That You Reflect
This is a sermon from Cornerstone Church in Bethalto, IL. For more information, please visit us on the web at BethaltoChurch.com or search for us on Facebook.
Prodigal God 5
In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a father with two sons. When we read this story or hear it preached, we often focus on the younger, “prodigal” son. However, in doing this, we miss some of the most radical and freeing truth contained in the Gospel.
Prodigal God 4
In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a father with two sons. When we read this story or hear it preached, we often focus on the younger, “prodigal” son. However, in doing this, we miss some of the most radical and freeing truth contained in the Gospel.
Prodigal God 3
In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a father with two sons. When we read this story or hear it preached, we often focus on the younger, “prodigal” son. However, in doing this, we miss some of the most radical and freeing truth contained in the Gospel.
Prodigal God 2
In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a father with two sons. When we read this story or hear it preached, we often focus on the younger, “prodigal” son. However, in doing this, we miss some of the most radical and freeing truth contained in the Gospel.
Identity (3-in-30)
The theme of this year’s 3-in-30 is “Understanding Our Identity.” Our speakers addressed this theme in terms of humanity, divinity, and gender/sexuality.
Prodigal God 1
In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of a father with two sons. When we read this story or hear it preached, we often focus on the younger, “prodigal” son. However, in doing this, we miss some of the most radical and freeing truth contained in the Gospel.
New
This is a sermon from Cornerstone Church in Bethalto, IL. For more information, please visit us on the web at BethaltoChurch.com or search for us on Facebook.
Creating Goals
Every new year we proclaim, “This is the year.” And yet, what does that even mean? What are we trying to do, and why does it seem that we never quite achieve it? Pastor Phil will be answering these questions and more over the next four weeks.
Why Resolutions Fail
Every new year we proclaim, “This is the year.” And yet, what does that even mean? What are we trying to do, and why does it seem that we never quite achieve it? Pastor Phil will be answering these questions and more over the next four weeks.