Cornerstone Tulsa Podcast

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Rector Jon Odom, reflecting on Nehemiah 6:1-9.

Max Diener, Associate Rector known for his impactful sermons, dives into Nehemiah 5:1-12, linking ancient economic struggles to today’s financial anxieties. He discusses the significance of Jubilee, emphasizing debt cancellation and forgiveness as transformative practices. Max confronts the irony of the Israelites' oppression of their own people and emphasizes the moral imperative to forgive. He shares inspiring stories of community action, including support for vulnerable youth, and urges listeners to imagine workplaces reflecting an economy rooted in mercy.

Join Groups Pastor Zach Wallace as he delves into Nehemiah's journey of rebuilding amid chaos. Learn how prayer serves as a powerful first resource and how love can thrive even in tension. Discover the importance of community and hospitality in spiritual growth. He highlights Peter's call for believers to love deeply while facing challenges. With practical insights on sober-mindedness and encouragement from Nehemiah's strategies, this discussion emphasizes unity, support, and the transformative power of genuine connection.

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Rector Jon Odom, reflecting on Nehemiah 4:1-9.

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Associate Rector Max Diener, reflecting on Nehemiah 2:11-18.

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Rector Jon Odom, reflecting on Nehemiah 2:1-10.

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Care Pastor Nina Read, reflecting on Nehemiah 2:1-10.

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Rector Jon Odom, reflecting on Nehemiah 1:1-4a.

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Rector Jon Odom, reflecting on John 16:7 and 1 Corinthians 15:51-58.

A sermon for Ordinary Time from Rector Jon Odom, reflecting on 2 Timothy 3:14-17.