Pastor’s Blog

    A Clean Slate

    There are two theories for the origin of the idiom ‘a clean slate’, which means to be given a fresh start, an opportunity to begin again with no strikes against you. The first refers to a time when slates were used to tabulate orders when a party came into a tavern for food and drinks. It was subsequently and literally ‘wiped clean’ when the patrons paid their bill in full.

    The second theory is something I’m quite familiar with. When I was young, our school blackboards (made of stone, i.e. slate) were cursorily erased but still dusty and smudged throughout the week. But, by Monday morning, we came to class to find they had all been wiped clean – shiny and like new.

    My year began with a clear message from Isaiah 54:1, ‘Sing, O barren one!’ Not only did read more...


Services This Weekend

Cornerstone Online
Sermon Title: The Pleasure of His Company
Date: 23 & 24 October 2021
Time: Sat 5pm / Sun 10.15am
Speaker: Ps. Yang Tuck Yoong

“All the unhappiness of men”, the 17th Century French mathematician, Blaise Pascal, famously noted, “arises from one simple fact, that they cannot sit quietly in their chamber”. We’re living in a generation of stress, and it’s not only in the world; it’s also in the Church. There’s a tremendous pressure that’s coming down upon every person and no one is exempted from it. Unfortunately, Christians are some of the most worn-out people on the planet and that’s a shame, especially when we’ve been offered supernatural rest. The key to all this? Return to the simplicity of your devotion to Christ. Return to prayer, solitude, and intimacy.

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Cornerstone Katong
Sermon Title: The Pleasure of His Company
Date: 23 & 24 October 2021
Time: Sat 5pm / Sun 8.30am & 10.15am 
Speaker: Ps. Yang Tuck Yoong

“All the unhappiness of men”, the 17th Century French mathematician, Blaise Pascal, famously noted, “arises from one simple fact, that they cannot sit quietly in their chamber”. We’re living in a generation of stress, and it’s not only in the world; it’s also in the Church. There’s a tremendous pressure that’s coming down upon every person and no one is exempted from it. Unfortunately, Christians are some of the most worn-out people on the planet and that’s a shame, especially when we’ve been offered supernatural rest. The key to all this? Return to the simplicity of your devotion to Christ. Return to prayer, solitude, and intimacy.

For more info on on-site services and booking of tickets, please visit www.cscc.org.sg/gathering.

Cornerstone Katong
Sermon Title: Entry of the King
Date: 24 October 2021
Time: Sun 11.45am
Speaker: Asst. Ps. Elijah Chan

During the start of the Passion Week recounted in Matthew 21, there was a question being discussed by pilgrims to Jerusalem: “Will the Son of David enter the city?” Journey with me as we take a closer look at this precious account about the entry of Christ and may we grow in discernment as we remember and obey what the Father has called us to do.

For more info on on-site services and booking of tickets, please visit www.cscc.org.sg/gathering.

Cornerstone Bugis 
Sermon Title: Dreams Deconstructed
Date: 24 October 2021
Time: Sun 9.30am
Speaker: Dominic Low

What are your dreams, goals and ambitions in life? The subject of dreams is often visited when we’re young. It seems that the older we get, the less we talk about them. There’s no age restriction when it comes to our ability to dream. They often stem from the seed of destiny that God has placed in us. How can we be good stewards of these dreams and see them grow from seed to fruit, from destiny to reality?

For more info on on-site services and booking of tickets, please visit www.cscc.org.sg/gathering.

Cornerstone Bugis 
Sermon Title: Full of Complaints!
Date: 24 October 2021
Time: Sun 11am
Speaker: Ps. Lim Lip Yong

There are major sins like adultery, murder, theft and covetousness. But did you know that complaining is a recurring problem mentioned in the Bible that afflicts God’s people? There are many ways to examine the Book of Numbers; one of which is to realise that there are 7 episodes of complaining found in this book alone. These episodes left a devastating impact on the whole nation and gives us a clear message about complaining.

For more info on on-site services and booking of tickets, please visit www.cscc.org.sg/gathering.