This week's bulletin is online here. One of the more astounding truths that we encounter in the New Testament is the fact that the Christian is a "new creation" in Christ Jesus, meaning that there's a sense in which they are already a part of this restored type of humanity that's being formed in Christ. In fact, one could even go so far as to say that eternal life has already begun for the Christi...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. In 2 Corinthians 5:17, the apostle Paul writes: "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold the new has come." There's no doubt it's a beautiful statement, but what does it mean? Is Paul simply referring to the fact that our repentance has produced a turning point in our lives that makes our thoughts and behaviors s...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. This Sunday guest speaker James Sullivan delivers a sermon from Psalm 62 entitled "The Rock of Our Salvation." ...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. Living completely for Christ will lead a Christian to make some radical decisions. There's no better example of this than the apostle Paul. As one studies his life, it's normal to wonder, "Is it really worth it to live like that? Would I ever be truly happy if I gave Christ everything?" Well, would you be? Ryan explains in the following message from Philippians...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. Have you ever stopped to think about what you would do differently if you could live life over again? As we look back on our life with the benefit of hindsight, it often changes the way we think about the decisions we made and the ones we wish we would have made instead. And, in a sense, it works the same way in Christ. Spiritual hindsight can change our perspe...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. As Jesus ministered throughout the cities of Galilee, the people resisted His calls to repentance, because His explanation of righteousness did not conform to their religious assumptions. And yet, Jesus responded by pleading with the people to find rest under the yoke of His teaching. How did Jesus' explanation of the law's standards give the people rest? Ryan ...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. As Jesus ministered throughout the cities of Galilee, the people resisted His calls to repentance, because His explanation of righteousness did not conform to their religious assumptions. And yet, Jesus responded by pleading with the people to find rest under the yoke of His teaching. How did Jesus' explanation of the law's standards give the people rest? Ryan ...  Read More

We're back at Cornerstone this week!This week's bulletin is online here. Have you ever been overwhelmed by the seemingly endless list of commands that exist in Scripture? Well, in Matthew 22:34-40 a lawyer approaches Jesus and asks Him to sum up the meaning of God's commands in a single point. What is the summary of the Law? Ryan explains Sunday in a message entitled, "The Greatest Commandment." I...  Read More

We are currently exploring a merger with Open Door Baptist Church, and as we assess whether such a move would be wise, one major question that we should probably be asking ourselves is, "What should a church be? What will it look like if it's functioning rightly?" That's a question that Ryan is currently exploring in a series entitled, "What to Look for in a Church." He completes the series this S...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. We are currently exploring a merger with Open Door Baptist Church, and as we assess whether such a move would be wise, one major question that we should probably be asking ourselves is, "What should a church be? What will it look like if it's functioning rightly?" That's a question that Ryan is currently exploring in a series entitled, "What to Look for in a Ch...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. We are currently exploring a merger with Open Door Baptist Church, and as we assess whether such a move would be wise, one major question that we should probably be asking ourselves is, "What should a church be? What will it look like if it's functioning rightly?" That's a question that Ryan is currently exploring in a series entitled, "What to Look for in a Ch...  Read More

This week's bulletin is online here. We are currently exploring a merger with Open Door Baptist Church, and as we assess whether such a move would be wise, one major question that we should probably be asking ourselves is, "What should a church be? What will it look like if it's functioning rightly?" That's a question that Ryan is currently exploring in a series entitled, "What to Look for in a Ch...  Read More