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Cornerstone Connection

Christian talk radio with Gary Hamrick

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Friday, July 04

Victory Over Sin

Journey through the teachings of Romans with a focus on the transformative power of trusting Christ as Lord and Savior. When Jesus died on the cross, the effect of His sacrifice becomes personal and present for anyone who chooses to follow Him, marking the end of an old life dominated by sin. The message emphasizes that acceptance of this new spiritual reality leads to a fundamental change: the old self is rendered powerless, enabling believers to live in freedom and victory over sin. By understanding and embracing this spiritual truth, one can truly walk in a newness of life that reflects resurrection power. The teachings urge listeners to reconfirm their understanding and relationship with God, appreciating that their spiritual regeneration also demands a practical living out of faith, characterized by grace and consideration for others.

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About Cornerstone Connection

Cornerstone Connection is the radio ministry of Gary Hamrick, pastor of Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg, VA. It is Pastor Gary’s desire to teach God’s Word in a practical, relevant way that reaches listeners with the life-changing good news of Jesus Christ.

Cornerstone Connection is the radio ministry of Gary Hamrick, pastor of Cornerstone Chapel in Leesburg, VA. It is Pastor Gary’s desire to teach God’s Word in a practical, relevant way that reaches listeners with the life-changing good news of Jesus Christ.

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No Condemnation, No Separation: Winning the War Within

In the journey through Romans, the importance of being one's own filter is emphasized, paralleling how air, water, and coffee filters work to remove unwanted elements. Controlling one's thoughts is key, especially since sinful behavior often begins in the mind. Romans 8 delves into the battle every Christian faces between the spirit that seeks to please God and the flesh that desires self-gratification. The discussion highlights the freedom from condemnation for those who are in Christ and underscores the inseparable nature of God's love for believers. Understanding the distinction between the regenerated spirit and the unregenerated body helps to navigate this internal conflict, alongside the power and help of the Holy Spirit. The closing segments reiterate the absence of condemnation and the enduring love from God for those who are in a relationship with Jesus. For further teachings, listeners are invited to explore additional resources and teachings series available through the ministry's website and app.

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Tuesday, July 8

Romans Unveiled: The Importance of God's Law

The message emphasizes the ongoing importance of God's Law in guiding moral behavior and highlighting human sinfulness. Using the Book of Romans, particularly chapter 7, it is argued that the law serves several vital functions: it clarifies what sin is, exposes sin within us, and underscores our need for a Savior. By examining the teachings of Apostle Paul, it highlights the struggle between the unregenerated flesh and a spirit renewed by faith in Christ, illustrating how believers are no longer justified by the law but through faith. However, the law remains relevant as a guide for living a life pleasing to God, revealing sins that might otherwise remain hidden. Ultimately, the message underscores that the indwelling Holy Spirit aids believers in this spiritual warfare, enabling them to live a life that aligns with God's desires.

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Monday, July 7

Defeating Sin: Embracing New Life in Christ

The message focuses on living out Christianity as explained in the Book of Romans. The teaching emphasizes the importance of understanding that when a person puts their faith in Christ, their old self is considered crucified with Him, signalling a new life. It highlights the need to rely not on feelings but on the truth of being alive in Christ. The discourse underscores the inner battle between pleasing God and succumbing to old habits, urging believers to dedicate themselves entirely to God and to walk in the newness of life. The teaching equates the struggle against sin to a continual fight, likening it to the game Whack-A-Mole, where new challenges constantly arise. The significance of a relationship with God through grace, rather than a set of rules, is emphasized as a profound motivator for holy living. Through love and grace, God guides believers towards a life that seeks to honor Him.

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Thursday, July 3

From Ruin to Redemption: Understanding Adam's Fall and Christ's Salvation

The emotion of grief is a challenging experience for humans, as it was not part of God's original design. With free will, man's choices have introduced sin and death into the world, impacting all descendants of Adam. This message explains that grief becomes more manageable for those who know the Lord, as hope is found in the promise of seeing loved ones again. The concept of free will, given to humanity by God, allows for genuine love and obedience rather than forced compliance. Despite the presence of grief, God supports people through it, offering a path to redemption through Jesus Christ. The story of creation, sin, and redemption charts a course from Adam's fall to Jesus' sacrificial act that offers salvation and justification for believers. Through faith in Jesus, the sin problem that plagues humanity can be remedied, offering eternal life and reconciliation with God. This narrative is woven into an examination of Romans Chapter 5, highlighting the contrast between Adam's disobedience and Jesus' redeeming sacrifice.

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Wednesday, July 2

What Adam Ruined, Jesus Redeemed

Explore the teachings from the book of Romans, focusing on how genuine love, truth, and mercy guide believers. Through vivid biblical analogies, such as Jesus as the last Adam and Joshua as a precursor to Christ, understand the deeper message that the law alone cannot lead to heaven. Instead, salvation comes through Jesus, highlighting the contrast between Adam's fall and Jesus's redemption. Illustrating the biblical theme that through Adam, sin entered the world, but through Jesus, forgiveness and eternal life are offered, the session provides insights into God's plan of redemption. Each believer is encouraged to live mindfully of others, avoiding actions that might lead them astray. Engage further by exploring more teachings and resources and reflecting on the significance of God's grace over the limitations of the law.

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