Building on the Cornerstone

Help, I need somebody. Help, not just anybody… 

Who doesn’t need some help every once in a while. How far will you go to help your friends in need. Listen to this story of some friends who tore a whole in a roof in order to get their friend in front of Jesus (Mark 2:1-12). If we are to be God’s people doing God-things, we need to be ready to tear through every barrier in order to get in front of Jesus. And sometimes we need to get a little help from our friends.

As we continue to explore how we can be God’s people doing God-things, we look at Matthew’s story in his relationship with Jesus (Matthew 9). In going after hearts, Jesus wasn’t afraid to step into the mess – including breaking bread with collectors like Matthew. By stepping into the mess, Jesus met Matthew where he was and from showed him love. We too must not be afraid to step into the mess and embrace people for who they are. In doing so we are loving like Jesus loved.

God of This City – Week 2

We continue to explore how God’s people are to do God-things in God’s cities. As we experience God’s grace in our life, we are called to share how we are saved with those around us. Just as Jesus did when he met a women by a well (John 4:1-42). The City Connection here: when you care, you share.

Join us at Cornerstone as we explore how we, God’s people, are called to do God-things in God’s city!

Almost all of us, with very few (if any) exceptions have experienced loss of some kind: loved one, job, income, home, etc. In this special message, Jason Bennett brings his personal story of loss and grief and reflects on how we don’t always handle loss well or grieve in healthy ways. Listen as Jason shares his story and the grace of a loving God who brings hope beyond the hurt.