Pastors Scott, Brian, and Matt are back together to talk about why God designed the local church to be a multiplying entity, and how that design shapes who we are and what we do as a church. They talk about discipleship, community groups, and church planting as some of the key ways multiplication takes place at Cornerstone.

This week we get to hear from a couple who are relatively new to the Cornerstone family. The Lord has brought radical transformation to both Anthony and Vilma's lives over the past year, and while 2020 will be the year of the pandemic for many, it will be remembered in the Solana household for so much more.

This year has changed how many of us work in countless ways. And that change will probably only continue in the year ahead. As we navigate the changing dynamics of work and vocation in this moment, it's important to be reminded that God's principles for our various callings haven't changed and light the path as we venture forward into new and unfamiliar spaces. Join us as we hear from various different people in different industries as they reflect on how God's principles for work touch down in our lives today.

On their last Sunday before their move, we get to hear from Pastor Bill and Jeanette as they reflect on 20 years at Cornerstone, Bill's 6 years as a pastor, and their hopes for the future as their time with our church family comes to a close.

Pastor Scott sits down with Jacy Corral, Stef Der, and Nicole Austin for a third, and final, installment of reflections on what God has done in and through our church family over the last decade.

Pastors Reggie, José, Ara, and Scott sit down for a second installment of reflections on what the Lord has done over the last decade. Cornerstone was formed through a church merger 10 years ago this month, and it's a great opportunity to take the time to reflect on God's goodness and faithfulness to our church family.

Pastors Jim, Matt, Brian, and Scott sit down to reflect on all that the Lord has done over the last decade. Cornerstone was formed through a church merger 10 years ago this month, and it provides a great opportunity to sit back and reflect. They also look forward to what God may have in store for all of us in the decade ahead.

In this episode Robbie and Natalie share about what it was like to date and get married in the midst of a pandemic, and David talks about the experience of moving to LA in 2020 as well. In addition, Natalie talks about her experience on staff with the Learning Center and how God has woven all three of their lives together in exciting ways over the last couple of years.

This Week Pastor Jim shares the story of how he became a Christian, how God has carried him through the joyous highs and devastating lows of life, and how he accidentally became a pastor. Pastors Scott and Brian sit in to listen to this incredible story of God's faithfulness.

In this episode Pastor Scott, Pastor Matt, and Pastor Brian reflect on Holy Week.