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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.

This Sunday we are looking at two powerful encounters with Jesus. One is a man who had been crippled for 38 years and wa...
06/16/2026

This Sunday we are looking at two powerful encounters with Jesus. One is a man who had been crippled for 38 years and was healed at the Pool of Bethesda. The other is a woman caught in adultery who was moments away from being stoned. In both stories, Jesus changes their lives—but then says something that raises a difficult question.
To the healed man, Jesus says, "Stop sinning or something worse may happen to you." To the woman, He says, "Neither do I condemn you. Go and sin no more."
How did that work out for them? Did they really stop sinning? Did they leave their old lives behind? And if we're honest, how is "go and sin no more" working for us? Scripture tells us that if we claim to be without sin, we deceive ourselves. So what did Jesus mean, and what does He expect from people who still struggle?
What if Jesus met us next week in the hallway, at the grocery store, or even at Wawa, knowing we haven't conquered every sin in our lives? How would He respond? What would He say?
The good news is that Scripture gives us answers, hope, and direction for everyone who struggles with sin—which means all of us.
Join us this Sunday as we explore the message: "Go and Sin No More...How's That Working for You?"

06/14/2026

The Jordan Rules were created by the Detroit Pistons to stop Michael Jordan. They worked...at least until, in response, Jordan "disciplined his body." Join us this Sunday and see how the Holy Spirit equips us in disciplining our bodies so that others see Christ in us.

The Jordan Rules were created by the Detroit Pistons to stop Michael Jordan. They worked...at least until, in response, ...
06/10/2026

The Jordan Rules were created by the Detroit Pistons to stop Michael Jordan. They worked...at least until, in response, Jordan "disciplined his body." Join us this Sunday and see how the Holy Spirit equips us in disciplining our bodies so that others see Christ in us.

06/10/2026

The Jordan Rules, this Sunday.

06/07/2026

Everyone loves a winner, but the truth is that winning lasts only a moment. The preparation, the discipline, the sacrifices, the race itself, and the celebration afterward all take far longer than the instant of victory.
Join us as we discover that the Christian race isn't about earning God's favor—it's about living in such a way that others are drawn to Jesus through us. We'll explore the difference between "doing to be" and living from the secure love God already has for us, and we'll learn how loving God with all our heart, soul, and mind becomes the key to running our race well.

Everyone loves a winner, but the truth is that winning lasts only a moment. The preparation, the discipline, the sacrifi...
06/02/2026

Everyone loves a winner, but the truth is that winning lasts only a moment. The preparation, the discipline, the sacrifices, the race itself, and the celebration afterward all take far longer than the instant moment of victory.
Join us as we discover that the Christian race isn't about earning God's favor—it's about living in such a way that others are drawn to Jesus through us. We'll explore the difference between "doing to be" and living from the secure love God already has for us, and we'll learn how loving God with all our heart, soul, and mind becomes the key to running our race well.

05/31/2026

This Sunday is Part 3 and the conclusion of our series, “Where Would Jesus Be?” The idea for this series came from a picture my brother, Pastor Frank, sent me from an Easter Sunrise Service. While hundreds gathered for worship by the water, a few fishermen sat in a nearby boat fishing during the service. His text simply said, “Sermon title: Where Would Jesus Be?”
Good question.
Week 1, we saw Jesus “In A Boat” — at the workplace and in everyday responsibilities.
Week 2, Jesus was “On The Street” — involved in daily life with ordinary people.
This week, we find Jesus “Getting A Drink.”
In John 4, Jesus meets the woman at the well. He crosses racial barriers, social barriers, and moral barriers just to reach one hurting person. He didn’t avoid difficult people or uncomfortable places. He met people where they were thirsty.
If Jesus were walking the earth today, where would He be? Would He avoid the broken, the rejected, and the struggling…or would He sit down beside them and offer “living water?” This Sunday we discover what Jesus says and does at the well — and what it means for us today.

This Sunday is Part 3 and the conclusion of our series, “Where Would Jesus Be?”The idea for this series came from a pict...
05/26/2026

This Sunday is Part 3 and the conclusion of our series, “Where Would Jesus Be?”

The idea for this series came from a picture my brother, Pastor Frank, sent me from an Easter Sunrise Service. While hundreds gathered for worship by the water, a few fishermen sat in a nearby boat fishing during the service. His text simply said, “Sermon title: Where Would Jesus Be?” Good question.
Week 1, we saw Jesus “In A Boat” — at the workplace and in everyday responsibilities.
Week 2, Jesus was “On The Street” — involved in daily life with ordinary people.
This week, we find Jesus “Getting A Drink.”
In John 4, Jesus meets the woman at the well. He crosses racial barriers, social barriers, and moral barriers just to reach one hurting person. He didn’t avoid difficult people or uncomfortable places. He met people where they were thirsty.
If Jesus were walking the earth today, where would He be?
Would He avoid the broken, the rejected, and the struggling…or would He sit down beside them and offer “living water?”

05/24/2026

This is the second in a 3-part series titled Where Would Jesus Be (WWJB?).
The idea for this series started when my brother, Pastor Frank, was at an Easter Sunrise Service by the water. Hundreds of people had gathered for worship, while just behind them were some men fishing in a boat. He texted me a picture and simply wrote, “Sermon title: Where Would Jesus Be?” It really made me think. Jesus, while on earth, was fully human. That means He had to choose where He would go, because He could not physically be everywhere at once. So where did Jesus spend His time?
Last week we looked at Jesus “In The Boat” — how He was present in the workplace with fishermen, laborers, and ordinary people doing everyday jobs. This Sunday we continue with: “WWJB? On The Street.”
Jesus walked almost everywhere He went. He traveled roads, streets, alleys, marketplaces, and neighborhoods. Along the way He healed people, noticed people, talked with people, and changed lives. “On The Street” represents our everyday lives — grocery shopping, going out to eat, walking through stores, heading to the beach, running errands, or just doing life. Because if Jesus were here today…He would still be where people are. This Sunday we look at how we can live daily life with purpose and learn what it means to simply be YOU for Jesus.

This week is Part 2 of our series, “Where Would Jesus Be?” (WWJB?) The idea for this series started when my brother, Pas...
05/19/2026

This week is Part 2 of our series, “Where Would Jesus Be?” (WWJB?) The idea for this series started when my brother, Pastor Frank, was at an Easter Sunrise Service by the water. Hundreds of people had gathered for worship, while just behind them were some men fishing in a boat. He texted me a picture and simply wrote, “Sermon title: Where Would Jesus Be?” It really made me think.
Jesus, while on earth, was truly human. That means He had to choose where He would go, because He could not physically be everywhere at once. So where did Jesus spend His time?
Last week we looked at Jesus “In The Boat” — how He was present in the workplace with fishermen, laborers, and ordinary people doing everyday jobs.
This Sunday we continue with: “WWJB? On The Street.” Jesus walked almost everywhere He went. He traveled roads, streets, alleys, marketplaces, and neighborhoods. Along the way He healed people, noticed people, talked with people, and changed lives. “On The Street” represents our everyday lives — grocery shopping, going out to eat, walking through stores, heading to the beach, running errands, or just doing life. Because, if Jesus were here today…He would still be where people are. Join us this Sunday as we look at how we can live daily life with purpose and learn what it means to simply be YOU for Jesus wherever you are. Hope to see you there!

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