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The Living Cornerstone If you desire to find and follow Jesus - regardless of your starting point, regardless of your past, ​regardless of your current circumstances - join us.

If you desire to find and follow Jesus – regardless of your starting point, regardless of your past, and regardless of your current circumstances – welcome.

Have you ever wished you could go back and “undo” one moment in your life?Peter certainly did. He boldly promised Jesus ...
09/02/2026

Have you ever wished you could go back and “undo” one moment in your life?
Peter certainly did. He boldly promised Jesus that he would never deny Him. Yet just hours later, Peter denied knowing Jesus—not once, but three times. Then Scripture gives us a heartbreaking detail: “The Lord turned and looked at Peter.”
Can you imagine that look? Peter's failure was real. His regret was real. But his failure wasn't the final chapter. This Sunday we continue our 3-week series, “Forgiven For A Purpose,” as we look at Peter and discover how Jesus restored him—not just to forgiveness, but to a purpose: Forgiven to Feed My Sheep.
Peter's story reminds us that our failures do not have to disqualify us from serving God. Jesus can forgive, restore, and put us back on the path He has for us. If you've ever wished you could undo something in your past, this message is for you. Come discover how God's grace can help you get back on track and move forward into His purpose.

08/30/2026

Have you ever had a really unusual dream—one so vivid that you wondered what it meant? The Bible tells us about dreams, visions, and other ways God spoke to people. In Isaiah 6, God spoke to the prophet Isaiah through an incredible vision of the Lord on His throne. Isaiah saw God's holiness, recognized his own sinfulness, and then experienced God's amazing forgiveness. But Isaiah wasn't forgiven just to feel better about his past. He was forgiven for a purpose—to speak for God.
This Sunday we begin a new 3-week series called “Forgiven For A Purpose.” We will look at three people whose lives remind us that God's forgiveness is never accidental or without purpose. This week, we'll look at Isaiah and discover how God forgave him so he could speak for Him. God may not have called you to be a prophet like Isaiah, but He has forgiven you for a purpose too. What if God's forgiveness of your past is connected to His purpose for your future? Join us this Sunday as we begin discovering what it means to be Forgiven For A Purpose.

Looking forward to a great day of golf at Cypress Head Golf Club to benefit TLC Kids Care. Thank you to all our golfers,...
08/29/2026

Looking forward to a great day of golf at Cypress Head Golf Club to benefit TLC Kids Care. Thank you to all our golfers, supporters and sponsors.

Have you ever had a really unusual dream—one so vivid that you wondered what it meant? The Bible tells us about dreams, ...
08/26/2026

Have you ever had a really unusual dream—one so vivid that you wondered what it meant? The Bible tells us about dreams, visions, and other ways God spoke to people. In Isaiah 6, God spoke to the prophet Isaiah through an incredible vision of the Lord on His throne. Isaiah saw God's holiness, recognized his own sinfulness, and then experienced God's amazing forgiveness. But Isaiah wasn't forgiven just to feel better about his past. He was forgiven for a purpose—to speak for God.
This Sunday we begin a new 3-week series called “Forgiven For A Purpose.” We will look at three people whose lives remind us that God's forgiveness is never accidental or without purpose. This week, we'll look at Isaiah and discover how God forgave him so he could speak for Him. God may not have called you to be a prophet like Isaiah, but He has forgiven you for a purpose too. What if God's forgiveness of your past is connected to His purpose for your future? Join us this Sunday as we begin discovering what it means to be Forgiven For A Purpose.

08/23/2026

Have you ever had a restless night’s sleep? If you have had children, it is almost assured that you have had a few restless nights. Restlessness and difficulty getting back to sleep can have negative effects on our health. I was reading a blog, “The Night I Stopped Watching the Clock”, by Chris Mercer. It was about his troubles falling back to sleep after getting up at night and checking the time on the clock. He removed the clock from his room but still had a fitness watch so that he could check the time. So, he turned off the night light on his watch the next night. A small change made a positive difference in his sleep. After a few months I read another of his blogs. This one, “Just One Look is All it Takes.” A quick glance at the Garmin watch that turned on automatically and the time popped on. As a result, the mental calculation, how much more sleep do I get before I have to get up, came back for that night. Just One Look is All it Takes…has biblical significance also. In the book of Genesis, just one look was all it took to have a negative effect on the condition of Lot’s wife. This message takes a look at the story of Lot’s wife and how just one look was all it took to separate her from God. This message also tells us how to overcome damaging look backs, because Just One Look is All it Takes.

Have you ever had a restless night’s sleep? If you have had children, it is almost assured that you have had a few restl...
08/18/2026

Have you ever had a restless night’s sleep? If you have had children, it is almost assured that you have had a few restless nights. Restlessness and difficulty getting back to sleep can have negative effects on our health. I was reading a blog, “The Night I Stopped Watching the Clock”, by Chris Mercer. It was about his troubles falling back to sleep after getting up at night and checking the time on the clock. He removed the clock from his room but still had a fitness watch so that he could check the time. So, he turned off the night light on his watch the next night. A small change made a positive difference in his sleep. After a few months I read another of his blogs. This one, “Just One Look is All it Takes.” A quick glance at the Garmin watch that turned on automatically and the time popped on. As a result, the mental calculation, how much more sleep do I get before I have to get up, came back for that night. Just One Look is All it Takes…has biblical significance also. In the book of Genesis, just one look was all it took to have a negative effect on the condition of Lot’s wife. This message takes a look at the story of Lot’s wife and how just one look was all it took to separate her from God. This message also tells us how to overcome damaging look backs, because Just One Look is All it Takes.

08/16/2026

If someone were to watch you walk into a room, what would your posture say about you? Would it communicate confidence, weariness, peace, or uncertainty? While our physical posture can reveal much about us, there is another posture that matters even more—our posture before God.
This Sunday we looked at Luke 18:9-14, where Jesus tells the story of two men who entered the Temple to pray. One came convinced that his own goodness made him acceptable to God. The other came with nothing to offer except a humble heart that cried out for mercy.
It's easy to compare ourselves with others or believe that our accomplishments, service, or good intentions somehow earn God's approval. But Jesus teaches that He is not looking for pride or self-righteousness. He is looking for hearts that are humble enough to recognize their need for Him. I encourage you to ask yourself one simple question: How is my posture before God? My prayer is that together we will discover that when we humble ourselves before Him, He fills us with His grace, lifts us up, and transforms the way we live each day.

If someone were to watch you walk into a room, what would your posture say about you? Would it communicate confidence, w...
08/12/2026

If someone were to watch you walk into a room, what would your posture say about you? Would it communicate confidence, weariness, peace, or uncertainty? While our physical posture can reveal much about us, there is another posture that matters even more—our posture before God.
This Sunday we look at Luke 18:9-14, where Jesus tells the story of two men who entered the Temple to pray. One came convinced that his own goodness made him acceptable to God. The other came with nothing to offer except a humble heart that cried out for mercy.
It's easy to compare ourselves with others or believe that our accomplishments, service, or good intentions somehow earn God's approval. But Jesus teaches that He is not looking for pride or self-righteousness. He is looking for hearts that are humble enough to recognize their need for Him. As we gather this Sunday, I encourage you to ask yourself one simple question: How is my posture before God? My prayer is that together we will discover that when we humble ourselves before Him, He fills us with His grace, lifts us up, and transforms the way we live each day.
I look forward to worshiping with you this Sunday.

08/09/2026

Have you ever received a "Save the Date" card? Before the official invitation arrives someone wants you to know that something important is coming—and they don't want you to miss it.
Long before "Save the Date" cards ever existed, God was sending one of His own. This Sunday, we'll look at Jesus' parable of the wedding banquet in Matthew 22:1-14. It begins with a king inviting people to his son's wedding, but Jesus is talking about something far greater than a celebration. He's revealing God's invitation to His Kingdom—an invitation that has been extended throughout history and is still being offered today.
Everyone receives the invitation. Not everyone accepts it. And even those who do respond must ask themselves if they are truly ready. What does God's invitation really mean? Why do some people reject it? And what does it look like to be prepared when the King calls? Join us this Sunday as we discover why this is the most important "Save the Date" you'll ever receive. Invite a friend and come ready to hear what Jesus has to say.

Have you ever received a "Save the Date" card? Before the official invitation arrives someone wants you to know that som...
08/05/2026

Have you ever received a "Save the Date" card? Before the official invitation arrives someone wants you to know that something important is coming—and they don't want you to miss it.
Long before "Save the Date" cards ever existed, God was sending one of His own. This Sunday, we'll look at Jesus' parable of the wedding banquet in Matthew 22:1-14. It begins with a king inviting people to his son's wedding, but Jesus is talking about something far greater than a celebration. He's revealing God's invitation to His Kingdom—an invitation that has been extended throughout history and is still being offered today.
Everyone receives the invitation. Not everyone accepts it. And even those who do respond must ask themselves if they are truly ready. What does God's invitation really mean? Why do some people reject it? And what does it look like to be prepared when the King calls? Join us this Sunday as we discover why this is the most important "Save the Date" you'll ever receive. Invite a friend and come ready to hear what Jesus has to say.

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