This week's bulletin is online here. This week we will celebrate twelve years of Cornerstone with a special message by Jim Ziler from Luke 2:39-52 entitled, "Jesus Christ Reveals His Identity and Mission."You can listen to this Sunday's worship set here ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. It's not uncommon during an election to hear the phrase "the right side of history." While it's a phrase that candidates typically use to apply a kind of peer pressure on the electorate, in the right setting it's a useful concept. The Scripture would teach us that there is such a thing as "the right side of history," and it's incredibly important to be on it. T ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. "Give me liberty, or give me death." It's a statement that summarizes rather succinctly the average person's feelings towards the idea of freedom. Freedom is considered such an essential element to happiness that millions of people throughout history have risked literally everything to have it. But what is freedom truly, and how does one get it? Ryan explains t ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. "Give me liberty, or give me death." It's a statement that summarizes rather succinctly the average person's feelings towards the idea of freedom. Freedom is considered such an essential element to happiness that millions of people throughout history have risked literally everything to have it. But what is freedom truly, and how does one get it? Ryan explains t ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here.Guest speaker Tanner Wiens delivers a sermon from Matthew 11:25-30 entitled "Come to Jesus ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. "Give me liberty, or give me death." It's a statement that summarizes rather succinctly the average person's feelings towards the idea of freedom. Freedom is considered such an essential element to happiness that millions of people throughout history have risked literally everything to have it. But what is freedom truly, and how does one get it? Ryan explains this Sunday in part three of a five-part message from John 8:31-59 entitled, "The Truth Will Set You Free." You can listen to this Sunday's worship set here ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. "Give me liberty, or give me death." It's a statement that summarizes rather succinctly the average person's feelings towards the idea of freedom. Freedom is considered such an essential element to happiness that millions of people throughout history have risked literally everything to have it. But what is freedom truly, and how does one get it? Ryan explains this Sunday in part two of a three-part message from John 8:31-59 entitled, "The Truth Will Set You Free." You can listen to this Sunday's worship set here ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. "Give me liberty, or give me death." It's a statement that summarizes rather succinctly the average person's feelings towards the idea of freedom. Freedom is considered such an essential element to happiness that millions of people throughout history have risked literally everything to have it. But what is freedom truly, and how does one get it? Ryan explains this Sunday in part one of a three-part message from John 8:31-59 entitled, "The Truth Will Set You Free." You can listen to this Sunday's worship set here ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. There are multiple levels to doctrinal beliefs. There are "primary" doctrines that are essential to salvation, "secondary" doctrines that are typically essential for ongoing, regular fellowship, and then "tertiary" or "third-level" doctrines, which impact neither one's salvation nor their ongoing fellowship with other believers. One such "primary" doctrine is belief in the deity of Jesus Christ. Orthodox Christians have always said that this is a doctrine without which a person cannot be saved. Why is this the case? Why is it so essential that a person beli ..read more

This week's bulletin is online here. There are multiple levels to doctrinal beliefs. There are "primary" doctrines that are essential to salvation, "secondary" doctrines that are typically essential for ongoing, regular fellowship, and then "tertiary" or "third-level" doctrines, which impact neither one's salvation nor their ongoing fellowship with other believers. One such "primary" doctrine is belief in the deity of Jesus Christ. Orthodox Christians have always said that this is a doctrine without which a person cannot be saved. Why is this the case? Why is it so essential that a person beli ..read more