This Sunday @ Cornerstone: March 12, 2023
by Ryan Joki on March 7th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. "Quiet quitting" has become a very "buzzy" word to describe a phenomenon that's as old as the concept of employment itself - and that's the worker who works hard for the boss when he's paying attention but slacks off when no one is looking. What does the Bible say about this practice, and even more importantly, how do we get there? Ryan will explain this Sunday...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: March 5, 2023
by Ryan Joki on February 28th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. "Quiet quitting" has become a very "buzzy" word to describe a phenomenon that's as old as the concept of employment itself - and that's the worker who works hard for the boss when he's paying attention but slacks off when no one is looking. What does the Bible say about this practice, and even more importantly, how do we get there? Ryan will explain this Sunday...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: February 26, 2023
by Ryan Joki on February 25th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. "Quiet quitting" has become a very "buzzy" word to describe a phenomenon that's as old as the concept of employment itself - and that's the worker who works hard for the boss when he's paying attention but slacks off when no one is looking. What does the Bible say about this practice, and even more importantly, how do we get there? Ryan will explain this Sunday...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: February 19, 2023
by Ryan Joki on February 18th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. There appears to be a growing de-emphasis on parents in our society. Increasingly, parents choose to out-source the development of their children to other types of authority, in large part because the thinking is that parents simply don’t have what it takes (or, perhaps, the interest) to train their children. This is a critical mistake. The Scripture clearly in...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: February 12, 2023
by Ryan Joki on February 12th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. There appears to be a growing de-emphasis on parents in our society. Increasingly, parents choose to out-source the development of their children to other types of authority, in large part because the thinking is that parents simply don’t have what it takes (or, perhaps, the interest) to train their children. This is a critical mistake. The Scripture clearly in...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: February 5, 2023
by Ryan Joki on February 4th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. There appears to be a growing de-emphasis on parents in our society. Increasingly, parents choose to out-source the development of their children to other types of authority, in large part because the thinking is that parents simply don’t have what it takes (or, perhaps, the interest) to train their children. This is a critical mistake. The Scripture clearly in...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: January 29, 2023
by Ryan Joki on January 28th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. There appears to be a growing de-emphasis on parents in our society. Increasingly, parents choose to out-source the development of their children to other types of authority, in large part because the thinking is that parents simply don’t have what it takes (or, perhaps, the interest) to train their children. This is a critical mistake. The Scripture clearly in...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: January 22, 2023
by Ryan Joki on January 21st, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. There are probably few choices as significant in life than the choice of one's spouse. A marriage ties two people together in a way that makes it incredibly difficult for each person to avoid the bad (or good) decisions of the other. That said, what should the Christian aim for in their marriage? What does a healthy marriage look like? There's no easy answer to...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: January 15, 2023
by Ryan Joki on January 14th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. There are probably few choices as significant in life than the choice of one's spouse. A marriage ties two people together in a way that makes it incredibly difficult for each person to avoid the bad (or good) decisions of the other. That said, what should the Christian aim for in their marriage? What does a healthy marriage look like? There's no easy answer to...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: January 8, 2023
by Ryan Joki on January 7th, 2023
This week's bulletin is online here. There are probably few choices as significant in life than the choice of one's spouse. A marriage ties two people together in a way that makes it incredibly difficult for each person to avoid the bad (or good) decisions of the other. That said, what should the Christian aim for in their marriage? What does a healthy marriage look like? There's no easy answer to...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: January 1, 2023
by Ryan Joki on December 30th, 2022
This week's bulletin is online here. There are probably few choices as significant in life than the choice of one's spouse. A marriage ties two people together in a way that makes it incredibly difficult for each person to avoid the bad (or good) decisions of the other. That said, what should the Christian aim for in their marriage? What does a healthy marriage look like? There's no easy answer to...  Read More
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This Sunday @ Cornerstone: December 25, 2022
by Ryan Joki on December 22nd, 2022
This week's bulletin is online here. One of everyone's favorite things about Christmas time is the songs. We love to sing Christmas hymns, and singing Christmas hymns is a great way to praise God for what He's done in the gift of His Son. But WHY should we sing? What, exactly, do we have to be thankful about at Christmas time? Ryan will explain this Sunday in a message from Luke 2:1-21 entitled, "...  Read More
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