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Sundays at Cornerstone

Cornerstone Assembly of God

Religion & Spirituality

Frequency: 1 episode/0d. Total Eps: 2

Welcome to Sundays at Cornerstone, the weekly sermon podcast from Cornerstone Assembly in Augusta, Georgia. Each week, Pastors Phil and Heather Stanley, along with guest speakers, share biblical, practical, and encouraging messages to help you grow in your faith, follow Jesus more closely, and live out God’s Word in the real world. Whether you’re part of our church family or listening from somewhere else, we’re glad you’re here. You belong. You matter. You’re loved. Welcome to Cornerstone Assembly.

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Don't Take the Bait by Pastor Heather Stanley

Season 1 · Episode 2

Tuesday, August 25, 2026 • Duration 48:54

In “Don’t Take the Bait,” Pastor Heather Stanley walks through James 1 and the story of David to show us how temptation really works—and why the enemy wants us focused on the bait while forgetting about the hook.This message challenges us to recognize our own vulnerabilities, understand that yesterday’s victories don’t make us immune to today’s temptations, and stop asking, “How close can I get without crossing the line?”But following Jesus is about more than simply trying harder to resist. God wants to change our appetite, free us from shame, and break the cycles that keep pulling us back into the same traps.The trap can be broken.The appetite can change.The cycle can stop.If this message encourages you, take a moment to like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the hope of Jesus.And remember:You belong.You matter.You’re loved.Welcome to Cornerstone Assembly.

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Moving Forward - Pastor Phil Stanley

Season 1 · Episode 1

Tuesday, August 25, 2026 • Duration 54:24

Sometimes you don’t realize how much junk you’ve been carrying until God starts asking you to move forward.In “Moving Forward,” Pastor Phil Stanley walks through James 4 and challenges us to take an honest look at the things that keep us stuck—pride, conflict, unforgiveness, comparison, and the baggage we’ve gotten comfortable carrying.Moving forward with God means more than changing circumstances. It means allowing Him to deal with what’s happening in our hearts.We have to identify what needs to go, humble ourselves before God, stop inspecting everyone else’s junk, forgive what needs to be released, and draw near to Jesus.Put the junk down.Draw near to God.Move forward.If this message encourages you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the hope of Jesus.And remember:You belong.You matter.You’re loved.Welcome to Cornerstone Assembly.

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