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Cornerstone Baptist Church
My name is Ingo Breuer. I am the webmaster of this site and I would like to introduce you shortly to the church I belong to. That is Cornerstone Baptist Church in Carthage, Tennessee. The pastor is brother Ron Ralph. This is an independent, fundamental, King James Bible-believing church. Doctrinally we are dispensational, pre-millennial, and believe in the pre-tribulational rapture of the church. The church is very involved in supporting world missions, soul-winning and Bible teaching.
If you are ever in the Nashville area, you are invited to come and visit. The city of Carthage is conveniently located near I-40 at exit 258. The church address is:
Carthage, TN 37030
(615) 735-2850
Feel free to write me for directions. Contact me.
Cornerstone Baptist Church meets at the following times:
Sunday Service - 11:00 am
Sunday Night Service - 6:00 pm
Wednesday Night Bible Study - 7:00 pm
Saturday Night Prayer Meeting - 7:00 pm
On Saturdays church members meet regularly for soulwinning activities such as tract distribution, door-to-door witnessing or street preaching. In addition there is a ministry to the nursing home and jail.
You can also listen to services from Cornerstone Baptist Church on the radio. Please note this broadcast schedule:
King of Kings Radio - Sowing the Seed Radio Broadcast
WUCZ Carthage, Tennessee
7:00 - 7:30 am every Sunday
2:00 - 2:30 pm Monday to Friday
King of Kings Radio can be heard as a web radio station or locally on FM in parts of Kentucky and Tennessee. Visit their website to get your frequency.
104.1 MHz
Sunday School at 10:00 am.
Listen on our local FM radio station in Carthage.
WNQM Nashville, Tennessee
AM 1300 kHz
Every Saturday at 12:00pm.
Station can be picked up all over middle Tennesse.
On this website I feature a number of sermons from our pastor and a complete Bible study series on the Christian family. All this material can be listened to with a RealPlayer or you can download it. Please see the links in the menu on top.
We want to be a church that serves the Lord and teaches His word. A place that still teaches separation from the world and where standards are upheld. I observe that many churches compromise their message to keep and please influential members. But it ought not to be so. I long for churches that won't compromise on issues such as sin, salvation, second coming, separation, sanctification, standards (including modest apparel). Many churches compromise because worldly members get offended at good, hard preaching. People have become so lulled by media and social influences that they cannot endure sound doctrine and plain Bible teaching. Here at Cornerstone Baptist Church we strive against the secular influences on the sanctuary. That's why we preach against Disney, Harry Potter, worldly music and many forms of ungodly behavior. I am glad that this church has chosen to take a stand against the barrage of worldliness that bombards modern homes all the time. I am glad this church supports missionaries on a regular basis through faith promise giving. The faith promise plan is a method of missionary giving for you to contribute a certain amount to the missionary prorgam of your local church. This promise is between you and God. It involves faith and is an organized approach to supporting missionaries on the field. 2. Cor. 8 & 9.
One of the reasons I am at Cornerstone is that they can preach and teach any portion of the Bible without explaining it away. For example, many churches have no doctrine on the book of Revelation or the second coming of Christ. It's anything goes and they'll reject anyone who really is grounded in truth and takes a stand. That's what happened to me. I began to take a stand on several doctrines and morals of the Bible and certain Baptist churches rejected me. But not here at Cornerstone. Praise the Lord!
With sadness I had realize that many churches have separated themselves completely from the Bible and the meet as mere social club for the sake of meeting each other and doing what they've always done. Many of the country churches here in Tennessee are run by little cliques and clans through their so-called "business meeting" - though the Bible does not teach this practice and churches have fallen into a rut and practice man-made traditions. I love it when God's people get to love, believe and live the Bible. This is our final authority on all issues. Not just salvation. If the Bible speaks about issues such as our use of time, money, our work or nutrition, then the Bible is right and the crowd is wrong. Amen! And that's what we need from the pulpit today!
Cornerstone is a good place for the lost to come to Christ and get grounded and stablished in the Lord. I want to praise and thank the Lord for a church like this.