Cornerstone Church

What do you do after a year that destroyed plans, wrecked dreams, cracked relational bonds, and set us back further than we expected? We REBUILD! In the book of Nehemiah, we see how God used one man and a nation of people to rebuild walls and reclaim hope. As we rebuild after the chaos of the last year, we'll see God's pattern for rebuilding from the pages of Nehemiah. Prayer is the first step when you're rebuilding. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage opens this series in chapter 1 of Nehemiah talking about prayer. When life breaks us and we're tempted to avoid our pain, prayer offers us a place to process that pain with God and discern how God is at work amidst the rubble.

The Resurrection of Jesus is the linchpin of the Christian faith. In light of the central role the Resurrection plays, Pastor Scott Savage took time on Easter Sunday 2021 to ask three important questions. "What if It's Not True? Why is it True? What if It's True?" The answers may surprise you and challenge you to go do your own homework, so you can determine what you believe about the Resurrection.

Easter 2021 - Pastor Scott asks three key questions about the Resurrection of Jesus. What if it's NOT true? Why is it TRUE? What if It's TRUE? This message was shared on April 4, 2021.

We like things that resolve neatly and beautifully. However, Good Friday is not one of those things. Certainly, it wasn't for those who lived it. It was more like Dark Friday and things felt shocking, disturbing, and far from resolved. There was no pretty bow on a nicely wrapped package. In this shorter teaching from our Good Friday Service on April 2, 2021, Pastor Scott Savage shares 3 lessons we learn from the final 24 hours of Jesus' life before the cross. This year, when it came to Good Friday, we took a "No Bows Here" approach.

We like things that resolve neatly and beautifully. However, Good Friday is not one of those things. Certainly, it wasn't for those who lived it. It was more like Dark Friday and things felt shocking, disturbing, and far from resolved. There was no pretty bow on a nicely wrapped package. In this shorter teaching from our Good Friday Service on April 2, 2021, Pastor Scott Savage shares 3 lessons we learn from the final 24 hours of Jesus' life before the cross. This year, when it came to Good Friday, we took a "No Bows Today" approach.

The three bad guys of Holy Week - Caiphas, Barabbas, and Pilate - show us that power works very differently in the Kingdom of God and the kingdoms of men. This message was delivered by Pastor Scott Savage on Sunday, March 28, 2021

When People Meet Jesus Week 6 - POWER Various Passsages BIG IDEA: Power functions very differently in the kingdoms of men and the Kingdom of God.

We all have agendas. We wrestle with our agendas. The result of that wrestling can be life and death. In this message, Chris Inman - an elder at Cornerstone - shares from the story of Judas about the danger our agendas pose when we don't examine with them or offer them up to Jesus in surrender.

Chris Inman - one of Cornerstone's Elders - shares from the story of Judas in our series, When People Meet Jesus. This message was delivered on March 21, 2021.

Pastor Scott Savage teaches from Luke 7:36-50. The Big Idea is "How you see JESUS shapes how you see yourself. How you see YOURSELF shapes how you see Jesus." This message was taught on March 14, 2021 - Week 4 in our Lenten series, When People Meet Jesus.