Darkness. The word conjures up so many images and emotions. When the lights go down at the movies, we get excited. But, when it gets dark at night and the anxiety rolls in, there is no excitement. Many of us know the darkness better than we know the light. And it's that reality that makes Jesus' arrival GOOD NEWS! When Jesus says "I am the light of the world," he is offering the hope we desperately need.

We live in a world where people gain fame constantly for ridiculous reasons. The problem with that attention though is that it arrives quickly and it can depart very quickly too. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage kicks off our new series by talking about what happened when Jesus had the attention of the crowd. He didn’t give the crowd what we wanted - he sought to give them what they truly needed.

We live in a world where people gain fame constantly for ridiculous reasons. The problem with that attention though is that it arrives quickly and it can depart very quickly too. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage kicks off our new series by talking about what happened when Jesus had the attention of the crowd. He didn’t give the crowd what we wanted - he sought to give them what they truly needed.

How did we see God at work in 2021? Who has God called us to be and what has God called us to do? What's next for Cornerstone Church? All of those questions and more are answered in Pastor Scott's State of the Church 2022 Message. To get a copy of the annual report mentioned in this message, visit prescottcornerstone.com/report

How did we see God at work in 2021? Who has God called us to be and what has God called us to do? What's next for Cornerstone Church? All of those questions and more are answered in Pastor Scott's State of the Church 2022 Message. To get a copy of the annual report mentioned in this message, visit prescottcornerstone.com/report

Do you have someone who you struggle showing grace towards? Is there someone you're struggling to forgive? If so, then this message is for you. In the final week of our series Grace in Real Life, Pastor Scott Savage invites us to take the same grace God has given us and to give it to those around us.

Do you have someone who you struggle showing grace towards? Is there someone you're struggling to forgive? If so, then this message is for you. In the final week of our series Grace in Real Life, Pastor Scott Savage invites us to take the same grace God has given us and to give it to those around us.

Do you struggle with grace for yourself? Have an easier time showing grace to others before you show grace to yourself? Grace is often a topic that comprehend as a concept, but fail to experience personally. In this message, Pastor Scott shares vulnerably from his own struggle with grace, outlining four different ways we respond to grace. If you or someone you know struggle with grace, this is a message you need to listen to today!

Do you struggle with grace for yourself? Have an easier time showing grace to others before you show grace to yourself? Grace is often a topic that comprehend as a concept, but fail to experience personally. In this message, Pastor Scott shares vulnerably from his own struggle with grace, outlining four different ways we respond to grace. If you or someone you know struggle with grace, this is a message you need to listen to today!

One of the most difficult and most important places to experience grace is our family. Some of us carry wounds from family moments that were absent of grace, others of us carry with us the gifts of a moment where we received grace - a gift we didn’t deserve. In kicking off our new series, Grace in Real Life, Dr. Tim Kimmel (author of Grace Based Families) unpacks the four ways a grace-based family gives us freedom. Whether you’re in throes of parenting or live alone, this teaching on grace will encourage and challenge you.