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Who come to mind who needs to hear about the good news of Jesus? Personally, who in your life right now would you want to hear the greatest news ever? Who do you love so much that you would do anything for them to hear life-changing news? Who is it? Jesus is worth you thinking about "one" you could bring to him.
Who come to mind who needs to hear about the good news of Jesus? Personally, who in your life right now would you want to hear the greatest news ever? Who do you love so much that you would do anything for them to hear life-changing news? Who is it? Jesus is worth you thinking about "one" you could bring to him.
Who come to mind who needs to hear about the good news of Jesus? Personally, who in your life right now would you want to hear the greatest news ever? Who do you love so much that you would do anything for them to hear life-changing news? Who is it? Jesus is worth you thinking about "one" you could bring to him.
Who come to mind who needs to hear about the good news of Jesus? Personally, who in your life right now would you want to hear the greatest news ever? Who do you love so much that you would do anything for them to hear life-changing news? Who is it? Jesus is worth you thinking about "one" you could bring to him.
The Gathering - February 22, 2026
There is only one voice that owns all other voices.
In the midst of our misery, there's something we can easily miss, if you can relate to this then you'll be able to see something powerful. Today, in the midst of misery, don't miss mercy.
Cornerstone Church - February 8, 2026
"I have good news for you!" Ever heard that before? Me too. Is there any good news out there anymore? Sometimes the news is anything but good. Life is hard and a new year (2026) won't change that. When life gets lifey, when it feels like "the good" has left the building, where can we find good news? The writer of Revelation, John, tells us so. In Part II of the book, John starts off with, "I looked, and behold, a door standing open in heaven!” There's an open door waiting with good news.
"I have good news for you!" Ever heard that before? Me too. Is there any good news out there anymore? Sometimes the news is anything but good. Life is hard and a new year (2026) won't change that. When life gets lifey, when it feels like "the good" has left the building, where can we find good news? The writer of Revelation, John, tells us so. In Part II of the book, John starts off with, "I looked, and behold, a door standing open in heaven!” There's an open door waiting with good news.
Cornerstone Church - February 1, 2026
"I have good news for you!" Ever heard that before? Me too. Is there any good news out there anymore? Sometimes the news is anything but good. Life is hard and a new year (2026) won't change that. When life gets lifey, when it feels like "the good" has left the building, where can we find good news? The writer of Revelation, John, tells us so. In Part II of the book, John starts off with, "I looked, and behold, a door standing open in heaven!” There's an open door waiting with good news.
"I have good news for you!" Ever heard that before? Me too. Is there any good news out there anymore? Sometimes the news is anything but good. Life is hard and a new year (2026) won't change that. When life gets lifey, when it feels like "the good" has left the building, where can we find good news? The writer of Revelation, John, tells us so. In Part II of the book, John starts off with, "I looked, and behold, a door standing open in heaven!” There's an open door waiting with good news.
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