Poured Out: Joy
Is joy the same as happiness? Well, the two are similar, but not quite the same thing, because we can still have joy even when we aren’t very happy. For example, James writes in the New Testament, “Think of the various …
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Poured Out: Hope
The recent passing of Billy Graham has led many of us to reflect on the influence of his life. Nearly all of us, regardless of our background or faith journey, can point to ways that Billy Graham’s preaching has affected …
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Ashes to Ashes
Among the images shortly after the school shooting in Parkland one has stood out to me: A woman, perhaps a mother, is consoling someone. In the midst of her anguish, we can clearly see that she has a cross marked in ash …
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God With Us
Our youngest child is still often afraid of the dark. On a cognitive level, she knows that there are no actual monsters lurking in the darkness of a bedroom at the end of the hallway. Nonetheless, darkness brings …
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If you’ve ever moved into a new house you know that putting everything away is a major challenge. In your old place, it would be easy: just put everything in its usual spot where it belongs. But in the new place, you …
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Moving Forward
This past Sunday was an amazing experience as we gathered together for the first time to worship as Cornerstone Church on our Old Cutler property. For the time being, we are now worshiping in Rudy Chapel at 20740 Old …
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A Church on the Move!
A Church on the Move! Cornerstone Church is on the move! This Sunday, January 14, is our final Sunday of worship at our US-1 campus (formerly Perrine-Peters). Be sure to join us for this significant occasion. We will …
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God’s activity in human history is often about movement and relocation. Think of the Israelites: they lived in the land of Egypt before being delivered, but wandered for another forty years in the wilderness before …
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Holiday Traditions
Most families have a number of traditions that they maintain during the holidays, but they don’t always start with that intention. Typically we do something and decide to do it again the next year. Before you know it, a …
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