Cornerstone Church

Solomon asked God for wisdom—and revealed a heart rooted in love, humility, and trust. His response wasn’t just smart; it was intimate, worshipful, and selfless.

This teaching from 1 Kings 3 explores how our prayers reflect our relationship with God. Are we pursuing God’s presence—or just His provision? Do we ask from gratitude and humility—or from hurry and control?

Solomon’s request pleased God because it flowed from reverence and love. We’re invited into the same kind of union—a relationship where worship, obedience, and asking are all acts of love.

Jeff Newnum examines the life of David and how he was man after God's own heart?

Jeff Newnum examines the life of David and how he was man after God's own heart?

What truly impresses God?

Elder Jeff Nunam explores David’s heart and boldness in the face of Goliath in 1 Samuel 16–17. With personal insight and biblical truth, he unpacks why David—a young shepherd—was God's choice for king and how we can model the same spiritual courage.

More than a battle story, this message challenges us to examine where our hearts stand: are we shaped by fear or faith? Do we run from giants or toward God?

When discouragement knocks on our door, will we run to drama, dopamine, or discipleship? In 2 Samuel 16, we see how David deals with the discouragement from Shimei’s insults, yet he didn't resort to drama or dopamine for relief. Instead, David chose discipleship, rising above drama and resisting quick fixes, demonstrating his growth, faith, and trust in the goodness of God. In this message, Trey Van Camp challenges us to follow David's example by trusting in God, forgiving others, and avoiding bitterness when we face discouragement.

When discouragement knocks on our door, will we run to drama, dopamine, or discipleship? In 2 Samuel 16, we see how David deals with the discouragement from Shimei’s insults, yet he didn't resort to drama or dopamine for relief. Instead, David chose discipleship, rising above drama and resisting quick fixes, demonstrating his growth, faith, and trust in the goodness of God. In this message, Trey Van Camp challenges us to follow David's example by trusting in God, forgiving others, and avoiding bitterness when we face discouragement.

When discouragement knocks on our door, will we run to drama, dopamine,
or discipleship? In 2 Samuel 16, we see how David deals with the discouragement
from Shimei’s insults, yet he didn't resort to drama or dopamine for relief. Instead,
David chose discipleship, rising above drama and resisting quick fixes, demonstrating
his growth, faith, and trust in the goodness of God. In this message, Trey Van Camp challenges us to follow David's example by trusting in God, forgiving others, and avoiding bitterness when we face
discouragement.

The first temptation that Adam faced in the garden was passivity. He neglected to take responsibility and be courageous. The same thing happened in the life of King David when it came to his children. But, his children faced their own temptations as their dad failed in his own role. In this message, Pastor Scott explores the story of David and Absalom in 2 Samuel 13-19. This incredible story is relevant and offers many practical applications to our own lives.

The first temptation that Adam faced in the garden was passivity. He neglected to take responsibility and be courageous. The same thing happened in the life of King David when it came to his children. But, his children faced their own temptations as their dad failed in his own role. In this message, Pastor Scott explores the story of David and Absalom in 2 Samuel 13-19. This incredible story is relevant and offers many practical applications to our own lives.

The first temptation that Adam faced in the garden was passivity. He neglected to take responsibility and be courageous. The same thing happened in the life of King David when it came to his children. But, his children faced their own temptations as their dad failed in his own role. In this message, Pastor Scott explores the story of David and Absalom in 2 Samuel 13-19. This incredible story is relevant and offers many practical applications to our own lives.