Beyond Sunday - Cornerstone Church, Bray, Ireland

This narrative sermon brings to life the clash between the Israelite army (under the command of Barak) and the technologically superior

Canaanites (under the command of Sisera), recorded in Judges 4 and celebrated in poetry in Judges 5 (see also Psalm 83:9–10 and

Hebrews 11:32). The battle took place in the 13th century BC and coincided with the close of the Bronze Age and the dawn of the Iron Age.

First delivered on Women's Day, the sermon spotlights two fascinating women of scripture whose destinies intersect with the two

commanders. Yet beyond the history lie timeless truths for Christian believers today, whose battles are not fought with swords but in the spirit (Ephesians 6). Join us as we uncover enduring principles for courage, faith, and victory in life's unseen conflicts.

God wants to do a new thing and pour out fresh water of the spirit into people’s lives.

David brings a heartfelt word encouraging depth of our relationships and how our circumstances effect us and how the commitment of Jesus to our healing goes beyond our ability to know ourselves. When we don't know all we can do is trust Him!

Firstly, apologies for the audio quality in the start of this message.

Cyril brings us a message from John 5 the healing of the begger at the pool. Looking for healing from the wrong places rather than looking to Jesus. It's all too easy to be dissappointed after receiving a prophetic word from perhaps years ago, and still finding that we're not living in that word? Instead stop looking inwards and look to God!

What does God want to be central in our lives - to be caught up with Jesus.

Dr Paul Perry brings a message for the new year to encourage us to embrace God's purposes for our lives both individually and corporately as the body of Christ. Preaching from Ephesians 5.

Sometimes it can be hard to forgive, so what does the Bible teach us about forgiveness. Serge a visiting speaker from europe brings us a word from Lukes Gospel. Luke 22.

Listen to this message to be encouraged on how to encounter and live in the transforming power of God everyday.

It's the third sunday of advent - Joy

lets explore this and how the scriptures has so much to tell us about what it means to know joy. a well known one "The Joy of the Lord is your strength".

Pastor Kyle explores in greater depth what it means to know joy and live it as a lifestyle.

It's a joy to welcome our Ukranian friend to hear him minister God's word reminding us clearly how the gospel is transformational for everyone. So often we forget just how powerful the gospel is for us personally whether we have known the Lord for years or only recently.

this is a bi-lingle service in Ukrainian / English

Retired Missionary from China, Cyrill Thomas shares a rich message of recognising the season of life the Lord has us in and how do we embrace that.

A challenge and a call to live with the realisation that Christ in Me enables us to push forward, even through the often 'gloominess or hard parts' of life.

Jude is a rich letter in what it means to live a godly lifestyle.

Anne shares from God's word encouraging us to walk deeper with Him, that even though we all face set back in following God's purpose for our lives, we can still overcome.

Dennis brings a prophetic word to you and His church encouraging us to hunger after all God wants for you. To run after your destiny the Lord has for you.

(Note: this is an edited copy and does not include the prophetic personal words at end of the service before final song. This clip will be made available in the members area of our website or via our app)

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Dennis Goldsworthy-Davis was born in Youghal, Co Cork, although he grew up in England.  Many years ago God called him to minister in the USA.  He is the Senior Pastor of KIngdom River Center [sic] in San Antonio, Texas, and he travels extensively to the nations.  However he is a regular visitor to Ireland, and has ministered many times in the Well.

Dennis is an encourager with a proven prophetic gift, and he especially challenges and encourages individual churches to be all that God is calling them to be.

This is a podcast not directly from Sunday Service, because unfortunately the live recording had no audio so instead something different a studio chat hosted by Richie talking to David O'Rouke sharing what the message was all about!

Disclaimer: things said here are extra and not the same as what was said during the service so def worth a listen back!

How do we get the self-revelation of God, lets explore that

- for ourselves

- for the church

How do we receive that self-revelation with so much stuff filling our lives, that our brains (mind) can get quite messy. During this podcast we will explore some keys to walking in self-revelation daily. To know what God wants for us and his church along with how it impacts locally, and the world!

Examining what the Bible says in 1 Corinthians 12:1-3 & 14:1-5

It can be very confusing as to the role of prophecy in the church today and how it relates to the other gifts of the Spirit.

Dr Paul Perry helps examine from Scripture the gift of Prophecy for His church, the local body of Christ.

What are some of the challenges that the corinthian church were facing and how might we relate to some of these challenges today?

Our guest speaker brings a timely teaching on Hearing God for yourself to press in deeper into the heart of God. Edited from special service on 26th May 2025.

Special Guest speaks a word challenging us to be an army not an audience for the Kingdom of God. Our battle is not against human beings but every spiritual force in the heavenly realms.

Paul Perry continues in Ephesians, sharing a message on living in Christ-Centred service & loving relationships.

Ephesians 5:21 - 6:9

Kyle shares first a brief history off his Cornerstone church came to Ireland now I’m Bray, Co. Wicklow

From God’s word add the parable of the sower on sowing deep so the world’s entanglements doesn’t put you out.

Today's message (Sunday 4th August 2024) David O'Rourke shares from Ephesians mostly what it means to live in the fulness of Christ.

Our Pastor Dr Paul Perry continues to lead us in Ephesians from chapter 3: 1 - 13.

Our Pastor Kyle Holland shares examples from his own life on how living by faith brings stability as we walk by faith in Christ. Key scripture: Hebrews 11:5

David O'Rouke follow's up from our Family Service exploring further what it means to have a Soul? What does the Bible say? Some key scriptures: John 1:18, 1 Corinthians 2:9

Matthew 22:37 is a powerful verse talking about how we should show love. In our family service Richie brings an all-age interactive service exploring together what it means to love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul and with all your strength and then to love your neighbour as you love yourself.

This morning's message David shares how God is demonstrating for his people to show the answer in our mess is Jesus, and how to be sensitive to the Holy Spirit, and full of Grace.

5/5/24

Kyle Holland's shares a message calling God's people to live in peace , to not let anger get the better of you but how to live daily in a right footing with God.

Welcome to our sermon library. This was recorded Sunday 14th April 2024.

Paul Perry gave a message from Ephesians 1:15-23

Paul Coulter continues a rich study in Romans looking at chapter 8.

Have you ever felt hurt, abandoned and disappointed with family, friends who just don't get you? In our Beyond Sunday Podcast Pam Coulter shared from Genesis 29 & 30 on the impact of Rachel verses Leah. Leah felt downtrodden yet God saw her differently!

This Sunday David shares from Ephesians 4:1-13 on how we can live in the fulness of Christ even in the middle of troubling times.

Paul and Nuala O'Higgins with us an encouraging word on Sunday service 24th October 2021. Paul was an Irish priest an Nuala an Irish Nun. They experience the fullness of the Spirit in the 1970s came out of the Catholic Church and have been a powerful ministry team ever since.

Clem Ferris joined us this week for a special meeting speaking an encouraging word for us as a church. Also for your own breakthrough. How do we have courage in the midst of a pandemic to keep going?

Considering the scripture James 4:7-12