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Seven Days of Discipleship in the Home

Keep each practice to approximately 10 minutes. With very young children, five cheerful minutes is better than twenty frustrated ones. Day 1: Remember Whose You Are Read: Genesis...

Your Family Has a Kingdom Purpose

Family life can become busy almost without our noticing it. The calendar fills with school, work, sports, activities, appointments, and social commitments. Each individual...

You Become What You Worship

Psalm 115 reminds us that every person is a worshiper. The question is never whether we worship, but what we worship. And the sobering truth...

What the Gospel Is Meant to Do to You

Psalm 116 is one of those passages that doesn't feel carefully constructed or theologically layered. It feels like a burst. A man who has been through something so desperate, so...

Our Christmas Hope

Zephania 3:14-15 When most people think of Christmas in our cultural moment, they picture trees and lights, candy canes and presents, family gatherings and tradition. Christians...

Good Friday

Good Friday Is the day that Jesus died. Have you ever had someone close to you die? It is painful thing. It can feel like the world suddenly went empty, even dark. Death is...

2025 Annual Report

It’s 2025, twenty years since I first came to Cornerstone. Some of you have been here longer than me. That’s quite a testament to God’s grace. In a consumer driven culture,...

2024 Annual Report

I am continually amazed at the faithfulness of God. As difficult as it was to maneuver through the pandemic and the years following, we can look back with thankfulness. God...

Are we there yet?

You’ve probably heard this question a hundred times, some of which, I’m sure, were from your own lips. We ask it when we’re on a journey and we’re ready to reach our destination....

A Walk Through History

As you may know, I visited the Middle East earlier this month. Perhaps a more accurate description would be, I took a trip through history. The Middle East is where the oldest...
Seven Days of Discipleship in the Home

Seven Days of Discipleship in the Home

Keep each practice to approximately 10 minutes. With very young children, five cheerful minutes is better than twenty frustrated ones. Day 1: Remember Whose You Are Read: Genesis 17:7 Say together: “God has called us to belong to him. Our family wants to know, love,...

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Your Family Has a Kingdom Purpose

Your Family Has a Kingdom Purpose

Family life can become busy almost without our noticing it. The calendar fills with school, work, sports, activities, appointments, and social commitments. Each individual decision may seem reasonable, but together they can quietly determine what our family values and...

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You Become What You Worship

You Become What You Worship

Psalm 115 reminds us that every person is a worshiper. The question is never whether we worship, but what we worship. And the sobering truth of this psalm is that we become like the object of our worship. The psalm opens with a...

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What the Gospel Is Meant to Do to You

What the Gospel Is Meant to Do to You

Psalm 116 is one of those passages that doesn't feel carefully constructed or theologically layered. It feels like a burst. A man who has been through something so desperate, so close to death, that when God answers His prayer, the only thing He can think to say is: I...

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Our Christmas Hope

Our Christmas Hope

Zephania 3:14-15 When most people think of Christmas in our cultural moment, they picture trees and lights, candy canes and presents, family gatherings and tradition. Christians rightly also think of the manger: Jesus born to Mary and Joseph, because there was no room...

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Good Friday

Good Friday

Good Friday Is the day that Jesus died. Have you ever had someone close to you die? It is painful thing. It can feel like the world suddenly went empty, even dark. Death is tragic. In the beginning there was no death. God created all that is in the world and called it...

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let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up. So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone, and especially to those who are of the household of faith.Galatians 6:9–10

October 2026