In this sermon from our series in 1 Peter, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines 1 Peter 1:3-12 and gives us six reasons we can praise God during times of suffering.  For more information visit www.cornerstonebayridge.org

This week, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines a portion of Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible, and shows us how we can guard our way with God's word.

In the final sermon from our series in Revelation, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines what Jesus had to say to the church at Sardis, and what the church today can glean from it.  For more information, visit www.cornerstonebayridge.org

In the fourth sermon from our series in Revelation, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Revelation 2:18-29 and Jesus' message for the church at Thyatira.  For more information visit www.cornerstonebayridge.org

In the third sermon from our series in Revelation, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Revelation 2:12-17 and Jesus' message to the church in Pergamum.  For more information visit www.cornerstonebayridge.org

In the second sermon from series in Revelation, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Revelation 2:8-11 and Jesus' message to the church in Smyrna.  For more information visit www.cornerstonebayridge.org

The first sermon in our series on the letters to the seven churches in Revelation.  This week, Pastor Nathan examines the letter to the church at Ephesus.  For more information visit www.cornerstonebayridge.org

We begin our new sermon series titled "Biblical Illiteracy 101" as Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines the misunderstood words of Jesus in Matthew that we should "Judge Not".  

In this sermon from our series in Acts, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Acts 21:1-26, and Paul's visit to Jerusalem to meet with the apostles after completing his third missionary journey.  In it we see that Paul's relationship with Christ strengthened him to finish his task, gave him the confidence to lay down his rights for the sake of the gospel and reconciled him to God.  

In this sermon from our series in Acts, Pastor Nathan Tubbs examines Acts 20:7-38 and then shows us four things we can learn from Paul in this passage.