The human temptation to fill our cravings and desires has existed since the fall in the Garden of Eden, and in today's society, we are more susceptible than ever to the ways of the world and all of the delights it has to offer. But how can we...

In John's epistles, a reader may notice that he makes a point to repeat himself several times, all while seeming to take a step away from the topic before returning to a central issue, almost as if he's seemingly wandering before remembering...

The Apostle John, a long-time, beloved leader of the early church, provides his final words of encouragement and wisdom to believers. This week we begin our new series that will focus on the theme of obedience to Jesus and how it relates to love and...

Have you ever missed a meal? Or maybe decide to cut something out that wasn't good for you, even though you really enjoyed it, like soda? In case you didn't know, both of these actions could be considered fasting; an ancient tradition that...

When we go through the process of deconstruction, we have a lot of questions! "How do I engage with my faith after this?" "How should I go on?" "What comes next?". This week we have our team of pastors sit down and answer...

For those of us who have experienced a deconstruction of faith, it's often come as a result of something. Perhaps it was a traumatic experience in your life or even a negative experience at a church, but something made you feel as if you...

When we move into something new, be it a place or a relationship, we often bring things with us that can prove to be limiting. Past hurts, ways of thinking, or even good things such as rules, traditions or habits can make us form boundaries that can...

When we doubt as Christians, we often think we're failing in our faith, and its true that we can fall away if we let our doubts consume us and our eyes stray, but the mere presence of doubts shouldn't make us feel like we're "bad...

A term that's been coming into the spotlight lately in the church world is the word "deconstruction."It is often referred to as the breaking down, presence of doubts, or unraveling of one's faith, and is often cast in a negative...

Throughout the year here at Cornerstone Fellowship together, we will try to cultivate shared rhythms and practices that slow us down in order to better experience the presence of Jesus in our everyday life and then show who He is more fully to the...