JOHN HAGEE SUNDAY SERVICE LIVE BROADCAST 15TH JANUARY 2023.
Be part of the Cornerstone Church experience, led by Pastor John Hagee and Matt Hagee. Each weekend we live stream our Sunday services to our online community all over the world. At Cornerstone you will experience inspiring music and a powerful message.
How do I connect to Cornerstone Church Live Sunday Service January 15th, 2023?
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Sunday Service Times at Cornerstone Church January 15th 2022
What time is Cornerstone Church Sunday Service?
You can join the life-changing encounter at Cornerstone Church headquarter this Sunday by participating in their online service, which is held as follows:
- Cornerstone Main: Sundays at 8:30 am, 11:00 am, and 6:30 pm
- Cornerstone Iglesia: Domingos 2:00pm, Miércoles 7:00pm
Ministering Live at Cornerstone Church experience: PASTORS JOHN & MATT HAGEE
John Charles Hagee has served the Lord as a minister of the gospel for over 63 years. He is a fifth-generation pastor and the 47th descendent of his family to serve in the ministry since they immigrated to America in the mid-1700’s. Pastor Hagee is the founder and Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, a non-denominational evangelical church with more than 22,000 active members.
Pastor Matt Hagee is the Lead Pastor of the 22,000-member Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas where he partners with his father, founder Pastor John Hagee. Pastor Matt and his wife Kendal are committed to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the nations of the world and committed to building bridges between generations.
EXTRACTS FROM JOHN HAGEE DEVOTIONALSERMON JANUARY 2023:
The anointing of God distinguishes us from the world, activates His gifts in our lives, and empowers us to do His work. However, there are some things that the anointing is NOT.
The anointing is NOT a one-time event, a box that we check off on a spiritual inventory. Paul encourages us to be continually filled with the Spirit (Ephesians 5:18), to live in relationship with a God Who pours out His sufficiency like ever-flowing streams of water.
The anointing is NOT a get-out-of-jail-free card, a free pass from life’s issues. Jesus was anointed, and He was plagued and persecuted, debated and defamed, crucified and killed. The anointing is the power that pulls us through the trouble, the confidence that we never walk alone as children of the Most High.
The anointing is NOT optional. Anything that God uses for His purposes must be anointed. When Moses constructed the Tabernacle, he anointed all of it – the posts, hinges, curtain rods, bowls, every article of clothing, every person who entered, everything. If we desire the fullness of a relationship with God, we cannot forfeit the privilege of the anointing.
The ongoing anointing of God saturates our lives with His goodness and allows us to access His presence, experience His power, and fulfill His purposes.
