Cornerstone Church Johannesburg

We start out new preaching series through Joshua and Judges, as we take a look at a generation who served God wholeheartedly, and somehow the generation to come after them didn't know God. What changed? What got lost? How can we be different?

We are called to be co labourers with Christ, following close behind Him, being watchful, looking for when we can assist Him.

Are our lives fruitful and useful for the kingdom of God, or have we become like the fig tree in Mark 11 that gives no fruit?

Worship isn't just about singing, it is a lot more than that, worship is about intimacy with Jesus and allowing Him to minister into our lives. When we seek Him, He reveals himself to us.

Jesus was obedient, even to the point of death on a cross, where He laid down His life for us so that we could be reconciled to God through the sacrifice that Jesus made. Then, on the third day, He rose again as the victorious King, defeating the curse of sin and death.

"If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me."

We cannot become so religious that our walk with Jesus becomes all about what we can do, rather than about being obedient to Him, spending time with Him, being thankful, slowing down, and paying attention to what He is doing.

Do we know who Jesus is, even when our situations change?

Jesus was interrupted on His way to Jairus's house to heal Jairus's daughter by the woman with the issue of blood.

We are not saved, just so that we can fill a chair, or to tick a box. Jesus has a great commission for each and every single one of us to fulfill.

Marcus and Adele encourage us with a prophetic word for the season ahead... Be strong and courageous.

This Sunday was a special one. We had the opportunity to honor God’s faithfulness as He has blessed us with such wonderful leaders, Marcus and Adele, over the years. We are sad to see them go, but we are very excited for the next season that God has ahead of us.

On Good Friday we looked at the title of Jesus as the Lamb of God, and now on Resurrection Sunday we take a look at His other Titles: Creator, Christ, Son of God & Son of Man

This Easter weekend, we take a look at the titles of Jesus. This Good Friday we look at the title: The Lamb of God.

Jesus is drawing all things to Himself, and in doing so, He will roll heaven and earth up like a scroll (Revelation 21–22). His people will be with Him, able to drink from His river of life forevermore without payment, and they will be His people, and He will be their God.

God doesn't want anyone to be excluded from His "River of Life" He wants every nation, every tribe and every tongue to know Him and for Him to know them.

There is an abundance that God pours into our lives through Jesus. "Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in the heavenly realms with every spiritual blessing in Christ." (Ephesians 1:3). But this doesn't mean that we get the fanciest car, the nicest house, or the best holiday. Rather, we are given every spiritual blessing in Jesus. He can bless us financially, but even more so, spiritually!

This river flows and gives life, and it isn't meant to stay stagnant, it is meant to flow into the "Dead Sea" so that "Everything will live where the river goes." -Ezekiel 47:9

This week we take a look at the faithfulness of this amazing couple. Barry and Heather Farr, thank you for all that you have done, and how you have pioneered in so many ways, with so many people, into so many different places, all for Jesus and with Jesus. You are examples of true heroes in the faith.

Jesus is the only one who can truly satisfy us, and he invites us to come and drink from the Living water that He provides.

We need to press into Jesus, apart from Him there is no life. Jesus is the river of life.

We had the awesome privilege of celebrating with all of our sites across the city, worshiping Jesus and fellowshipping together. Marcus shared some exciting news with all of our sites and spoke about a new change of season.

We take a look at some of the important aspects of Church transition and how each and every single one of us play an important role in what God is calling us into in the next season as a local Church.

God has been preparing us for the next, and the next is here. Marcus announces some exciting news for us as a local church and the next season that God has for us, as we continue in our call.

This is a collection of the Prophetic words that were shared over us as a local Church, during our Vision Weekend 2026.

God has called us not only to run with men, but to run with horses—meaning He is calling us into so much more. But there will be opposition and difficult times. Are we going to rely on God and have unwavering faith?

Loving Jesus needs to happen first before we can surrender to Him. If we know who it is we are surrendering to, it becomes a whole lot easier to surrender because we get to know Jesus’ character.

In Jesus we have hope even when our situations seem hopeless, he is always faithful and always true and his promises always stand.In Jesus we also have rest. He invites us to partner with him and walk under his teaching, walk in his ways, and through this we will find rest.

Brett and Tristan open our "Holiday Series" by taking a look at how in Jesus we have Love and we have Joy. The world offers these a version of these, but it isn't the real thing. True love and joy can only be found in Jesus.

Christmas is all about Jesus—the greatest gift God ever gave. He sent His Son to be the light of the world, saving us, guiding us, leading us, and giving our lives direction.

We take a look at how important our relationship with Jesus is and how he needs to be fundamental in our lives.

This week, we take another look at the importance of praying for revival within our hearts and the hearts of those around us. Looking at the Lord’s Prayer gives us insight into how we should pray: “Your kingdom come, and your will be done on earth as it is in heaven.”

We continue with part 2 of "Being a prophetic people." We need to be hitching our wagons to the prophetic, asking God what he is doing, not trying to make God fit into our plans, but submitting ourselves entirely to God and His plans.

We are called to be an apostolic and prophetic Church—an apostolic Church that goes and tells people about Jesus, and a prophetic Church that anticipates the future as we wait on God.

We can hear God in many different ways, and personal prophecy is one of them. However, we must remember to test every prophetic word we receive and ensure that it aligns with God's word.

We learn how God’s Word transforms our hearts — it prunes, refines, and ultimately changes us. God calls us to walk in obedience, for faith without works is dead.

Mark Meeske brings apostolic input and shares with us the importance of local church and our function in the local church as believers.

We continue our series, 'Preparing for the Next,' by exploring how we can hear God and why hearing God is not a formula, but rather a relationship.

Craig shares with us the importance of obedience and how we need to be wild enough to follow God wherever He leads us.

Caleb shares with us the importance of honoring one another, how this ultimately honors God, and how it sets us free from the burden of unforgiveness.

This week, Greg Mattarelli continues our topic of hearing God. He addresses the challenges we face when learning to hear God speak, as well as lays a foundation for how to hear God's voice.

Marcus gives an introduction on how we can better hear God's voice in this season and what we should be doing to be obedient to Him.

We need to have our eyes wide open, being able to understand the seasons we are in, and know what ought to be done in those seasons, how we navigate them and how we understand what God is doing in and through us in those seasons.

This week we continue through the parable in John 15:1-11 and we take a look at how we can abide in Jesus.

Jesus is the vine and we are the branches, we care called to bear much fruit.“I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinedresser. Every branch in me that does not bear fruit he takes away, and every branch that does bear fruit he prunes, that it may bear more fruit." John 15:1-11

We begin our new preaching series, "Preparing for the next" as we explore the topic of change and how it is a constant in our lives. We must hold on to God, for He never changes.

We learn that God doesn't need money—He doesn't need our tithe or our offering—but we give as an act of obedience. This also reveals where our hearts lie: whether we make an idol of money or see it as a blessing from God, recognizing that it all belongs to Him.

This week we had GG sharing on humility and how we need to model Jesus, and Aaron sharing on The paralyzed man that was lowered through the ceiling to be healed.

Matthew shares on the difference between faith and works, and how both are important for our lives as believers.

This morning we had two of our younger people preaching on our inheritance and focusing on Jesus.