Cornerstone Church

We often travel during the holiday season. We pack our suitcases and we head out. But, what we learn over time is that it’s one thing to carry a few suitcases on a trip, but it’s quite another to carry baggage through life. The baggage we carry becomes a burden that weighs us down and exhausts us. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage kicks off the Advent season to consider what life might be like if we traveled light.

We all have our most comfortable spots. Perhaps an overstuffed chair or a corner of the couch at the end of a long day at work. Maybe even our bed with lots of blankets on a cold night. Comfort can be a great place to fall back into when we're tired or spent. But, have you ever considered how comfort might be a bad thing? In a world where comfort is often our highest priority, we often avoid paths and choices which make us more uncomfortable. So, does following Jesus require my discomfort? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage unpacks one of Cornerstone's core values known as Getting Uncomfortable for Prescott and the World. He shares why it is impossible to follow Jesus without getting uncomfortable.

We all have our most comfortable spots. Perhaps an overstuffed chair or a corner of the couch at the end of a long day at work. Maybe even our bed with lots of blankets on a cold night. Comfort can be a great place to fall back into when we're tired or spent. But, have you ever considered how comfort might be a bad thing? In a world where comfort is often our highest priority, we often avoid paths and choices which make us more uncomfortable. So, does following Jesus require my discomfort? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage unpacks one of Cornerstone's core values known as Getting Uncomfortable for Prescott and the World. He shares why it is impossible to follow Jesus without getting uncomfortable.

We all have our most comfortable spots. Perhaps an overstuffed chair or a corner of the couch at the end of a long day at work. Maybe even our bed with lots of blankets on a cold night. Comfort can be a great place to fall back into when we're tired or spent. But, have you ever considered how comfort might be a bad thing? In a world where comfort is often our highest priority, we often avoid paths and choices which make us more uncomfortable. So, does following Jesus require my discomfort? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage unpacks one of Cornerstone's core values known as Getting Uncomfortable for Prescott and the World. He shares why it is impossible to follow Jesus without getting uncomfortable.

Do you know what the most important thing about you is?

Where you grew up? What do you for a living? What you're passionate about?

In this message, Pastor Scott Savage unpacks what's most important about you and how that shapes every interaction you have, including your relationship with yourself.

Do you know what the most important thing about you is?

Where you grew up? What do you for a living? What you're passionate about?

In this message, Pastor Scott Savage unpacks what's most important about you and how that shapes every interaction you have, including your relationship with yourself.

Do you know what the most important thing about you is?
Where you grew up? What do you for a living? What you're passionate about?
In this message, Pastor Scott Savage unpacks what's most important about you and how that shapes every interaction you have, including your relationship with yourself.

Have you ever been frustrated with God? God often acts in way that don't match our expectations or reflect our biases. In this message, Pastor Scott continues our series on Jonah by talking about how God was too much for Jonah - offering mercy, compassion, and grace to Jonah's enemies. This message will challenge how you view this book in the Bible and how you view God.

Have you ever been frustrated with God? God often acts in way that don't match our expectations or reflect our biases. In this message, Pastor Scott continues our series on Jonah by talking about how God was too much for Jonah - offering mercy, compassion, and grace to Jonah's enemies. This message will challenge how you view this book in the Bible and how you view God.

Have you ever been frustrated by what God is doing or NOT doing in your life? God is in the business of challenging the way we think, especially about how He works in the world. In this message, our guest speaker, Jeff Gokee, helps us understand "the worst Gospel presentation ever" in Jonah 3 changed an entire city!