Today we jump into the book of Luke at another lesson from Peter's training. It's better to live life without spiritual regrets and while we can't go back and change the past, we can start today and change the ending! If we are following Jesus, it's our job to live out loud and be spiritually sorry-not-sorry... and remember the word is watching us!

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What does it look like to be second? To put others first? In this message, Pastor Josh takes us to John 13 where Jesus exemplifies what this means through washing Peter's feet. By following Jesus' lead and putting others before ourselves, we can make bounds toward being examples of Christ in our workplaces, relationships, and communities. 

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This week, we're in Matthew learning from a lesson Peter was taught on focus and faith. If we want to live our lives out on the water with Jesus, it takes an amount of intentional, spiritual dialogue. Getting out of the boat might seem like the last thing we want to do, but there can be some huge spiritual gains made by it. 

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As we begin our series, Rock Solid, Pastor Matt takes us into the book of Luke Chapter 5 where an amazing story of submission unfolds. Although it can be a blow to our pride to submit, we can find some great unexpected outcomes by following through. 

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Today we're talking about LOVE as it is modeled in 1 John Chapter 4.  True love doesn't come from a human source and if we can press into the love of God, we'll feel cherished & cared for in a way that never fails!

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As we wrap up our series on the Rhythms of a Healthy Spiritual Life, Pastor Josh takes us Haggai. If we want to start out on the right foot, it's so important that we take the time to reflect & review if we are really focusing on the important things in life that God has called us too. If we can keep a rhythm of self reflection and correct our course as needed, we can avoid some major hangups. 

Today we jump into the book of Mark where Jesus shares what it takes to be a true GOAT (Greatest of All Time). If we seek to be the greatest of all time, it takes engaging in a regular rhythm of serving others. And it's not just when we want to serve or who we want to serve: we are called to be the servants of everyone. 

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This week, we look at another extremely pattern for a spiritual life: Margin. In today's hustle and bustle life, we can sometimes forget that there is a time and season for everything in our lives. Today we look at the book of Ecclesiastics where we see God's plan for margin in our lives. Not everything is beneficial or constructive and so we should regularly evaluate what time it is in our life instead of just adding on activity on top of activity. 

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This week, we started our Rhythms series with our first spiritual pattern: Self-Feeding. Pastor Matt took us to Hebrews chapter 5 where Paul is encouraging the early church to grow, persevere, and go deep. As growing and maturing Christians, we're expected to feed ourselves through prayer and scripture. If we're willing to adjust our lives to prioritize our spiritual appetites, God can transform us into the mature Christians we're called to be.

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It's Vision Sunday at Cornerstone Vineyard Church. This Sunday, we learn where Cornerstone Vineyard is going in 2021: A year to train up spiritually.  Pastor Matt takes us to our verse for this year, 1 Corinthians 9:25-27, we learn about the exciting discipleship opportunities to come, and we leave with a challenge: work out spiritually so we can become rooted in deeper things.