Cornerstone Church

Does it feel like you are sitting in a waiting room waiting for a door to open? All of us will end up in a waiting room at some point. The problem is that few of us wait well!! After all, waiting can make us feel powerless or even hopeless. However, the Advent season reminds us that God does some of His best work in the waiting room. In this message, Pastor Scott shares how the way we wait can lea...

Ever getting offended when someone cuts you off? Get stressed out when your package is delivered late? Struggle to keep your cool when your order isn't made correctly? You are not alone! Getting offended is something we all experience, but it doesn't have to be. In this message, Chris Inman shares how we can become unoffendable. Continuing our series on peace, Chris shares from Luke 7:31-50 about...

Moments of peace are incredible! When we find them, we hold on tight and pray they last. But, those moments often feel few and far between. But there's a peace that goes beyond our understanding—beyond the pain and fear we face today. That kind of peace is available to you today, even if your life feels far from peaceful! If you've been Missing Peace, come discover it with us during this Advent se...

Many people have experienced God's goodness and even His healing power in their life. But there's a difference between seeing God work and expressing gratitude. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage explores a story from Luke 17 where ten people experienced a miracle from Jesus, but one responded differently. This lesson about being seen by Jesus and responding with gratitude is one we all need.

What happens when you feel at home? Do you take off your shoes and change into comfy clothes? Do you take a deep breath and let yourself breathe? Feel more comfortable being your most authentic self? When we read the Gospels, we find people feeling at home with Jesus - even though Jesus didn't have a home himself. With Jesus, people were seen, known, and welcomed into a place where they were loved...

A man is battling inner turmoil. His inner turmoil has led to external pain. He's isolated from the people around him. He cries out in agony. Then, Jesus shows up in his community. The man is desperate for freedom, and his encounter with Jesus transforms him. In this message, Scott Savage teaches from Mark 5:1-20. He shares five important expectations we can have about Jesus, especially in the mom...

Have you ever felt invisible? Wondered if anyone really cared about you? Sensed that people don’t really know you? A massive number of people feel isolated and lonely today. Even those who have people around them feel like they aren’t seen nor known. Yet when Jesus walked on earth, the people he encountered felt seen in a way they never had in the past. With Jesus, people were seen, known, and lov...

Following Jesus is never done by itself. Many things go together with following Jesus, and there are a few things that certainly don't go together with that. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage closes out our Way of Jesus series by sharing 5 things that go together with Jesus. This message is based on Matthew 7:13-29.

One of the most common responses we have to people who make strong assessments is "Doesn't the Bible say don't judge?" From Tupac to your friend on Facebook, we often hear strong pushback to discerning and declaring what is good and evil, or lifegiving and damaging. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage explores one of the most misunderstood teachings of Jesus. At a time when so many people feel th...

Inflation...threats of war...an election...health...family...artificial intelligence...aging parents...navigating stuff with my kids...there is a LOT of stuff that stresses us out and creates worry in our hearts. But, what do we do with all of that stuff inside of us? How can we overcome that worry and anxiety? In this message, guest speaker Dan Deeble dives deep into our worries and anxieties. Te...

Do you remember the stuffed animal or blanket you took to bed every night? One word for that item is treasure. What we value most is our treasure. Jesus had a lot to say about our treasure (including money). In fact, his teaching in this area challenges all of us to consider what our heart values the most. Pastor Scott Savage continues our series on Matthew 5-7 in this message as he challenges the...

Thousands of years ago, Jesus taught a powerful lesson about the importance of paying attention to our hearts. In a world where we often focus on external appearance, Jesus calls us to focus on our hearts. As we continue our series on the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Scott Savages shares how Jesus invented a new way to use a word - billions of people still use that word today. This message will cha...

What would you do if you loved someone who was headed for destruction? Wouldn't you warn them and point them to a better way? In the second half of Matthew 5, Jesus does that exact thing when he challenges 6 common ideas. In this message, Pastor Scott unpacks those 6 items of Jesus' teaching and invites us to embrace the inside-out transformation Jesus does in our lives.

Have you felt overwhelmed lately? Struggling to keep up with your to-do list? Wondering if you'll ever be able to get ahead? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage begins working through Jesus' most famous message. He shows us that Jesus doesn't begin by giving us more to do, but reminds us who we are and how He wants to bless us where we are! This hope-filled, thought-provoking message will encoura...

"Love your enemies. Pray for those who persecute you. Flee lust. Pursue reconciliation. Don’t worry." Is Jesus serious? His ways seem too narrow. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage kicked off our new series, The Way of Jesus, by talking about the difference between the narrow way of Jesus and the broad way of the world. If you've ever struggled with what Jesus calls his followers to do, this is...

We live in a divisive world. Everyone has an opinion and we share them passionately. But, what happens when we disagree with others? Do we win arguments, but lose relationships? Do we win the battle but lose the proverbial war? In this message, guest speaker Chad Thibodeaux shares about what he's learned about being an ambassador for Christ, based on the words of Paul in 2 Corinthians 5:14-21.

Have you ever seen someone end poorly? Perhaps they started out in a job or a relationship well, but then they slowly faded away. It's sad to watch someone who started out with excellence end with shame and failure. How does that happen? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage concludes our series on the three kings by sharing about Solomon's downfall and his slow fade at the end of his life. This me...

In this compelling message from Cornerstone Church in Prescott, AZ, guest speaker Chris shares insights from Solomon's dedication of the temple, exploring how our perception of God influences our relationship with Him. Drawing from 1 Kings 8 and 2 Chronicles 6-7, this sermon delves into four key aspects of God's nature highlighted in Solomon's prayer: - God is both mysterious and accessible - God...

Solomon asked God for wisdom—and revealed a heart rooted in love, humility, and trust. His response wasn’t just smart; it was intimate, worshipful, and selfless. This teaching from 1 Kings 3 explores how our prayers reflect our relationship with God. Are we pursuing God’s presence—or just His provision? Do we ask from gratitude and humility—or from hurry and control? Solomon’s request pleased God...

What truly impresses God? Elder Jeff Nunam explores David’s heart and boldness in the face of Goliath in 1 Samuel 16–17. With personal insight and biblical truth, he unpacks why David—a young shepherd—was God's choice for king and how we can model the same spiritual courage. More than a battle story, this message challenges us to examine where our hearts stand: are we shaped by fear or faith? Do w...

When discouragement knocks on our door, will we run to drama, dopamine, or discipleship? In 2 Samuel 16, we see how David deals with the discouragement from Shimei’s insults, yet he didn't resort to drama or dopamine for relief. Instead, David chose discipleship, rising above drama and resisting quick fixes, demonstrating his growth, faith, and trust in the goodness of God. In this message, Trey V...

The first temptation that Adam faced in the garden was passivity. He neglected to take responsibility and be courageous. The same thing happened in the life of King David when it came to his children. But, his children faced their own temptations as their dad failed in his own role. In this message, Pastor Scott explores the story of David and Absalom in 2 Samuel 13-19. This incredible story is re...

Have you ever told a lie? Carried a secret around? If you have, then you know that the truth always comes out. When a secret is revealed, it often creates a mess, hurting people and harming futures. Pastor Josh McClintock continues our A Tale of Three Kings series in this message by talking about King David's biggest secret. Pastor Josh encourages us to live secret-less lives through his teaching...

Ever had a bad boss? We often think that bad bosses are something to escape rather than something to embrace. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage shares how God used King Saul to deal with the "King Saul" in David's heart. This message includes content from Gene Edward's book, A Tale of Three Kings. If you've ever struggled with comparison, losing your position or power, or someone having it out...

What do you do when people have negative opinions of you? Do you feel uncomfortable or insecure when you feel out of control? Then, you may be surprised when you read the story of King Saul. This king was a people-pleaser and his desire to please people often meant he was tempted to disobey God's instructions. In this message, Chris Inman (a former pastor and a member of Cornerstone's Elder Board)...