Cornerstone Church

Our lives can feel dark at times, even at Christmas. But, darkness is not a new thing when it comes to Christmas. In fact, the time when Jesus came was a dark time. This is why Jesus - the light of the world - transformed the world He entered. In this message delivered at our 2021 Christmas Eve services, Pastor Scott Savage shares from John 1 about the light of Christmas.

What happens during your final week of the year? Do you tend to look back in the past or do you get excited about looking ahead in order to make plans? In this message, Pastors Scott and Josh tag-team and help us look at the story of what happened this year and the way we plan for next year.

Our lives can feel dark at times, even at Christmas. But, darkness is not a new thing when it comes to Christmas. In fact, the time when Jesus came was a dark time. This is why Jesus - the light of the world - transformed the world He entered. In this message delivered at our 2021 Christmas Eve services, Pastor Scott Savage shares from John 1 about the light of Christmas.

What happens when your freedom collides with someone else's weakness or vulnerability? Are there ever limits to our freedom in Christ? In this message, Chris Inman wraps up our Relationship Reset series with a message on our limits based on Romans 14:13-23. This message is the second part to a two-part message that Pastor Scott started last week and was unable to complete due to illness. The big idea - Our freedom in Christ has a bigger purpose than our selfishness and limits beyond our preferences - will challenge how you think about current challenges you're facing in your relationships.

What happens when your freedom collides with someone else's weakness or vulnerability? Are there ever limits to our freedom in Christ? In this message, Chris Inman wraps up our Relationship Reset series with a message on our limits based on Romans 14:13-23. This message is the second part to a two-part message that Pastor Scott started last week and was unable to complete due to illness. The big idea - Our freedom in Christ has a bigger purpose than our selfishness and limits beyond our preferences - will challenge how you think about current challenges you're facing in your relationships.

Have you seen a relationship torn apart in the last year? Struggled to not be judgmental of someone who you disagree with on some issue? How do we stay united when we see things differently?

In this message, Pastor Scott Savage opens up the first part of a two-part message on Romans 14. His Big Idea - It’s easy to turn your personal convictions into interpersonal contempt - will challenge you to think about your relationships and your conflicts differently.

Have you seen a relationship torn apart in the last year? Struggled to not be judgmental of someone who you disagree with on some issue? How do we stay united when we see things differently? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage opens up the first part of a two-part message on Romans 14. His Big Idea - It’s easy to turn your personal convictions into interpersonal contempt - will challenge you to think about your relationships and your conflicts differently.

What would you do today if you knew when you went to sleep tonight, you weren’t waking up?

Some things instantly are no longer options. Some things that were optional are now mandatory.

Most of us won’t get that option. Life won’t come with a warning light like our gas tank has in our car.

So, what if you didn’t wait for that notice but chose to make your own?

In this message, Pastor Scott teaches from Romans 13:11-14 about how the wardrobe we embrace shapes how we show up with the most important people in our lives.

What would you do if you knew when your head hit the pillow tonight, you wouldn't be waking up? What kind of urgency would that create? In this message, Pastor Scott shares how we might live if we knew our time was limited...if we really believed who God says we are...if we left behind our old self and embrace our identity as a new creation.

Guest Speaker Jeremy Jernigan teaches from Romans 13:1-10