Cornerstone Church

Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan continues our series by talking about our allegiances.

When it comes to building a lego set, a home, or a life, the model you choose shapes what you build. As followers of Jesus, we aren't simply looking to Jesus as our savior. We're also looking to Jesus as our model for healthy relationships. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage invites us to consider how following Jesus as our model impacts how we relate to others.

SERIES OVERVIEW:

Over the last 18 months, it seems that nearly every relationship in our lives have been tested and tried. Many of us have seen a relationship damaged or even destroyed by conflict, especially conflict fueled by the news and social media. If that’s your story, you’re not alone.

But, there is a way forward. What if you could hit a reset button, step back and take a new approach to pursuing healthy relationships with those around you? Well, that's what we're exploring in our current sermon series at Cornerstone entitled “Help! I Need a Relationship Rest.” Over seven Sundays, we’re looking at how we can build, develop, and sustain healthy relationships.

Attitude is everything. It shapes all of our relationships and the way we use the gifts God has given us. In this message, Scott Savage shares with us how the attitude of "everything is a gift" and "all is grace" impacts the way we relate to one another.

SERIES OVERVIEW:

Over the last 18 months, it seems that nearly every relationship in our lives have been tested and tried. Many of us have seen a relationship damaged or even destroyed by conflict, especially conflict fueled by the news and social media. If that’s your story, you’re not alone.

But, there is a way forward. What if you could hit a reset button, step back and take a new approach to pursuing healthy relationships with those around you? Well, that's what we're exploring in our current sermon series at Cornerstone entitled “Help! I Need a Relationship Rest.” Over seven Sundays, we’re looking at how we can build, develop, and sustain healthy relationships.

Attitude is everything. It shapes all of our relationships and the way we use the gifts God has given us. In this message, Scott Savage shares with us how the attitude of "everything is a gift" and "all is grace" impacts the way we relate to one another.

Over the last 18 months, it seems that nearly every relationship in our lives have been tested and tried. Many of us have seen a relationship damaged or even destroyed by conflict, especially conflict fueled by the news and social media. If that’s your story, you’re not alone.

But, there is a way forward. What if you could hit a reset button, step back and take a new approach to pursuing healthy relationships with those around you? Starting October 17, we’re beginning a new sermon series at Cornerstone entitled “Help! I Need a Relationship Rest.” Over seven Sundays, we’ll look at how we can build, develop, and sustain healthy relationships.

In this message, Pastor Scott kicks off the series by looking at what we contribute to our relationships and how our greatest contribution to our relationships is our own ongoing transformation with Jesus.

Over the last 18 months, it seems that nearly every relationship in our lives have been tested and tried. Many of us have seen a relationship damaged or even destroyed by conflict, especially conflict fueled by the news and social media. If that’s your story, you’re not alone. But, there is a way forward. What if you could hit a reset button, step back and take a new approach to pursuing healthy relationships with those around you? Enter our new sermon series at Cornerstone entitled “Help! I Need a Relationship Rest.” Over seven Sundays, we’ll look at how we can build, develop, and sustain healthy relationships, as we study Romans 12-14. In this message, Pastor Scott kicks off the series by looking at what we contribute to our relationships and how our greatest contribution to our relationships is our own ongoing transformation with Jesus.

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Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan speaks about having antifragile faith

The church is facing many obstacles today. Many students and young adults are abandoning their faith. Also, people struggle to connect with the church because the church is more known for what it's against than who it is for. As we conclude this series on our core values, Pastor Scott shares about our final two values - empowering the next generation now and getting uncomfortable for Prescott and the world.

The church is facing many obstacles today. Many students and young adults are abandoning their faith. Also, people struggle to connect with the church because the church is more known for what it's against than who it is for. As we conclude this series on our core values, Pastor Scott shares about our final two values - empowering the next generation now and getting uncomfortable for Prescott and the world.