Cornerstone exists because of Jesus. We'd love to show you how your story matters to him, and how his story matters for you.
The church isn't an organization or a building. The church is a family—God’s family, filled with redeemed sinners that are now his children because of Jesus.
Just like a vine grows best with a good trellis, our church family grows best with good programs. Our programs and ministries are tailored to support the community and mission God has given us.
“The seasons during which He allows us to operate and flourish in roles that align with our passions and strengths are a blessing to us for however much time He allows...They are not an end goal in and of themselves.”
“What does it look like to be a follower of Jesus in a politicized world?”
“Grant us eyes to see what you see When you look upon injustice”
“You can run from the Lord, but He will chase you- and once He has you He will send you.”
“God loved David too much to let his sin go unexposed and unconfessed, and he loves you too much to let yours go unexposed and unconfessed too.”
“Colossians 3:12 says we are to clothe ourselves in compassion—not as an option, but as a command.”
“...A question I try to ask and answer each week is: How can I stir up someone in my community to love and good works and to encourage them towards Christ?”
“...I believe that many of us will be tempted to question his goodness as we suffer, or the people we love suffer, or our community suffers. I pray that Jeremiah 29:11 will be used by Him to tether our hearts to Him...”
“Our hearts cry out for deliverance, and God always comes through, even if it's in ways we don't expect.”
“Joseph's just a character in the story, but God is the hero of the story.”
“...We pray not to make God give us what we want, but to be close to Him.”
“The Bible has so very much to teach us if we choose to seek and receive it. The question is: Do we avail ourselves of what the Bible has to offer?”
“Jesus shows us through His life and ministry how to say an appropriate ‘yes’ and also an appropriate ‘no’ to ‘You do you.’”
“When God cried out in the garden to His children, “Where are you?” it wasn’t because He didn’t know. It was because He wanted His children to cry back.”