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I saw this video earlier today about 7 different churches coming together to create a combined youth ministry. Examples like this excite me because churches typically don’t cooperate very well. At Cornerstone, we have...
I’ve shared before about how much I like YouVersion. It’s a Bible application that you can access for free from your mobile device or the web. They have a number of great Bible Reading...
This week our church has a mission team in Nicaragua. We have partnered with Because We Care Ministries to do numerous trips to Nicaragua in the past. Each time the teams come back with...
During the message this past week at Cornerstone, we were able to take questions from the congregation via text messaging. We ended up with more questions than we had time to answer during the...
Staying married in today’s society is tough. Let’s just be honest for a minute. Everything from tv and movies to the books and magazines we read tell us that we should be happy at...
At Cornerstone we have just started a marriage series called ONE, and we are looking at Ephesians 5:30-33 NLT. And we are members of his body. As the Scriptures say, “A man leaves his father...
It’s time for a Monday Morning Update. Our church participated in our community downtown Halloween Bash. It was an awesome opportunity to interact with literally thousands of children and their families. We handed out...
One of the things that I have enjoyed the most during my fifteen years of marriage is reading and studying books together with my wife. In preparation for our marriage sermon series that will...
Maybe you have heard the saying from the early church, “in essentials unity, in non-essentials liberty, in all things charity” I had to remind myself of this often during the past week. At Cornerstone...
I’ll be sharing a message about Christians and alcohol this week. I’m wanting to get some feedback from our CornerStoners. Well, maybe that isn’t the best term for our attenders 😉 I’ll be sharing...
I want to talk about something that is incredibly frustrating to me. There are far too many Christians who think their job is to be on the sidelines as a referee instead of on the playing...
