Pastor Allen Nolan Sermons at Cornerstone Fellowship

Are Christians still expected to tithe if we are saved by grace and no longer under the Mosaic Law? In the final message of Beyond These Walls, Pastor Allen Nolan explains the difference between the civil, ceremonial, and moral aspects of the Law. Discover what Jesus fulfilled through His death and resurrection, why salvation can never be earned through obedience, and why grace does not make obedience irrelevant.

Why did God place the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden if Adam and Eve were forbidden to eat from it?In Part Four of Beyond These Walls, Pastor Allen continues his teaching on tithing by examining the principles of divine ownership and stewardship. He connects the boundary God established in Eden with the tithe, explaining how both teach us to recognize that God owns everything and that we are stewards of what He places in our hands.

Who really owns everything we have? In Week 3 of Beyond These Walls, Pastor Allen Nolan explains the biblical principle of divine ownership and how it shapes our giving, priorities, and future. As Cornerstone prepares for its next chapter, we’re reminded that this vision is about more than a building—it’s about reaching people and making room for future generations. “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.” — Psalm 24:1

In 1 Samuel 25, the death of Samuel marks the end of an era. From hearing God’s voice as a child to leading Israel, confronting Saul, and anointing David, Samuel lived with remarkable courage, integrity, and obedience.Yet Samuel died before seeing David crowned king. His story reminds us that God’s servants may faithfully begin a work without living to see its fulfillment. Our responsibility is obedience—the outcome belongs to God. We may not see every harvest, but no act of faithfulness is wasted, and God’s purposes continue beyond our lifetime.#Samuel #1Samuel #BibleStudy #Faithfulness #Obedience #PastorAllen

Not every open door is God’s will.In 1 Samuel 24, David is given what appears to be the perfect opportunity to kill Saul, end his years as a fugitive, and take the throne God had promised him. David’s men believed God had delivered Saul into his hands—but David recognized that the opportunity was actually a test.In Episode 20 of this verse-by-verse series on the life of David, Pastor Allen Nolan explains why David refused to sin in order to obtain what God had promised. David was willing to wait for God to give him the kingdom rather than take it through disobedience.

Have you ever faced a situation in which every visible avenue of escape seemed closed? In this message from 1 Samuel 23, we continue our study of David’s fugitive years and discover how God remained at work even when David could not see a way forward.

Have you ever faced a situation in which every visible avenue of escape seemed closed? In this message from 1 Samuel 23, we continue our study of David’s fugitive years and discover how God remained at work even when David could not see a way forward.