Life With Cornerstone YA

Our summer series for Young Adults is The Heart of Worship . Each week, we explore the theology, biblical truths, and heart behind a different worship song, discovering how these songs shape and express our faith.

Our summer series for Young Adults is The Heart of Worship . Each week, we explore the theology, biblical truths, and heart behind a different worship song, discovering how these songs shape and express our faith.

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Walking by faith and not by sight does not mean that we are blind, but that we choose to put our confidence in God’s perfect plans rather than rely on what we can see with our own two eyes. Abraham’s journey begins with a call to leave everything he knows and trusts behind. Could you do the same?

Far too often, we build our lives around the question we first heard as little kids…”What do you want to be when you grow up?” This can send us spiraling into comparison and fear as we build our identity around our career and allow our paycheck to determine the promises of God. But what happens when we view our careers as just the setting for a much greater purpose? Let’s find out!

Far too often, we build our lives around the question we first heard as little kids…”What do you want to be when you grow up?” This can send us spiraling into comparison and fear as we build our identity around our career and allow our paycheck to determine the promises of God. But what happens when we view our careers as just the setting for a much greater purpose? Let’s find out!

Relationships shape who we are and who we’re becoming. But without healthy boundaries, they can also pull us away from God’s best. Red Flags: Healthy Boundaries for Holy Living explores how to recognize warning signs, set God-honoring limits, and cultivate holiness to be better equipped for ALL of life’s relationships. Spot the red flags. Set the boundaries. Live in God’s freedom.

Relationships shape who we are and who we’re becoming. But without healthy boundaries, they can also pull us away from God’s best. Red Flags: Healthy Boundaries for Holy Living explores how to recognize warning signs, set God-honoring limits, and cultivate holiness to be better equipped for ALL of life’s relationships. Spot the red flags. Set the boundaries. Live in God’s freedom.

Relationships shape who we are and who we’re becoming. But without healthy boundaries, they can also pull us away from God’s best. Red Flags: Healthy Boundaries for Holy Living explores how to recognize warning signs, set God-honoring limits, and cultivate holiness to be better equipped for ALL of life’s relationships. Spot the red flags. Set the boundaries. Live in God’s freedom.

Relationships shape who we are and who we’re becoming. But without healthy boundaries, they can also pull us away from God’s best. Red Flags: Healthy Boundaries for Holy Living explores how to recognize warning signs, set God-honoring limits, and cultivate holiness to be better equipped for ALL of life’s relationships. Spot the red flags. Set the boundaries. Live in God’s freedom.

Relationships shape who we are and who we’re becoming. But without healthy boundaries, they can also pull us away from God’s best. Red Flags: Healthy Boundaries for Holy Living explores how to recognize warning signs, set God-honoring limits, and cultivate holiness to be better equipped for ALL of life’s relationships. Spot the red flags. Set the boundaries. Live in God’s freedom.

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of...

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of...

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of...

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of...

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of...

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of...

God has called his followers to something greater, but that can be terrifying to let sink and sometimes impossible (at least it seems) to figure out how to live it out. Paul writes two compelling letters to his partner in ministry, friend, and spiritual son, Timothy, that exemplify how to accomplish the greater things God calls us to. It may have started as “To Timothy” but it is really to all of...