Church guide

Jesus sacrificed his life to close the gap between us and God. We can follow His example and intercede in prayer on behalf of our friends, family, coworkers, and nation.

An in-depth study of James 3

Tonight at Cornerstone! Please note there will be NO High School service tonight due to Summer Camp. Wednesday Night Dinner will be catered by Travinia.

We can’t wait to celebrate with those who decide to take the next step in their faith by getting baptized! Our next Summer Baptism is NEXT Wednesday, June 26 right after our midweek service - you won’t want to miss it! @ Cornerstone Chapel

“No human need is greater than the need for Jesus.”

Can one person really make the difference in a situation? The answer is YES! In Ezekiel 22, God is looking for one person who will intercede on behalf of the Jewish people because they have allowed spiritual and moral decay to compromise their lives. But He found no one. In a specific sense, this is a picture of how there is a gap between God and humanity caused by man’s sinfulness. God looked for a man to stand in the gap but He found no one, so He sent His Son, Jesus Christ to bridge that gap. But in a generic sense, this is a reminder about how God has shown favor to a larger group of people because of the faithfulness of one person to stand in the gap and intercede on behalf of those he/she cares about. Don’t discount how you can be the one to stand in the gap for your marriage, your family, your friends, your nation! God often honors the one on behalf of the many.

As you can see, our Middle School group is having a BLAST up at NorthBay for Summer Camp 2019! Our High Schoolers will head up this Tuesday the 18th for their turn. Please pray for safe travels all around, as well as for the hearts of our youth to change for the Lord this week! @ NorthBay Adventure

Our Middle School Youth Group is off to Summer Camp! Keep them in your prayers for a weekend of growing in the Lord and building new relationships.

A powerful word from Matt Maher’s sermon this past Sunday on the subject of forgiveness.

An in-depth study of Joshua 1:1-9

Since through Christ we have forgiveness of all our sins, we also need to share forgiveness with others.

Tonight at Cornerstone! Our Wednesday Night Dinner will be catered by Chick-fil-A. The entire menu with prices can be found under "Events" at cornerstonechapel.net!

Last week we hosted a dinner at the Park for our Children’s Ministry volunteers. The dinner was just a small way of saying thank you for all that these people do every Sunday and Wednesday to make ministry happen! We are grateful for every individual and the families they represent. CM volunteers and all others, we are so blessed by you! @ Cornerstone Chapel

Forgiveness is a crucial aspect of a Christian life. Because through Christ we have forgiveness of all our sins, we also need to share that forgiveness with others, without restraint. Guest speaker Matt Maher experienced that incredible, Christlike forgiveness for himself, and in this teaching shares just how impactful and liberating it can be in our own lives.

God isn’t just fair, He’s better than fair. When we acknowledge and repent of our sin, God doesn’t hesitate to forgive us every single time. We may have done things in our past that we aren’t proud of, but God will never hold our sin against us. We are made new through Christ when we take responsibility for our sin and repent!

An in-depth study of Exodus 19

Tonight at Cornerstone! Our Wednesday Night Dinner is catered by La Villa Roma tonight. For those who want to jump into the Bridges Class, where we as Christians learn how to share our faith with Muslims, we will be showing last week's video at 6:00 p.m. before this week's begins.

Pastor Gary will be joining The Bridge, a Christian radio station, as he participates in Bridgefest 2019! Bridgefest will take place in Ocean Grove, New Jersey on Saturday, June 22. We would love for you to come! Starting at 10:00 a.m., Pastor Gary and other pastors from The Bridge will be teaching and taking part in Q&A panels. They will also be available at their ministry tables throughout the day. Visit bridgefest.org to get your tickets or for more info!

In today’s world, it is more popular to preach tolerance than repentance. Tolerance, as ignoring or redefining sin, may make somebody feel good in the moment– but only repentance can liberate souls.

This weekend our ladies packed up for a getaway at Meadowkirk in Middleburg, VA! They were treated to delicious meals, incredible views, worship, and Bible studies. They even got to tube down the gorgeous Goose Creek. Ladies, we hope you enjoyed yourselves, made long-lasting friendships, and drew closer to the Lord! @ Meadowkirk at Delta Farm

An in-depth study of James 3

“No human need is greater than the need for Jesus.”

Can one person really make the difference in a situation? The answer is YES! In Ezekiel 22, God is looking for one person who will intercede on behalf of the Jewish people because they have allowed spiritual and moral decay to compromise their lives. But He found no one. In a specific sense, this is a picture of how there is a gap between God and humanity caused by man’s sinfulness. God looked for a man to stand in the gap but He found no one, so He sent His Son, Jesus Christ to bridge that gap. But in a generic sense, this is a reminder about how God has shown favor to a larger group of people because of the faithfulness of one person to stand in the gap and intercede on behalf of those he/she cares about. Don’t discount how you can be the one to stand in the gap for your marriage, your family, your friends, your nation! God often honors the one on behalf of the many.

A powerful word from Matt Maher’s sermon this past Sunday on the subject of forgiveness.

An in-depth study of Joshua 1:1-9

Forgiveness is a crucial aspect of a Christian life. Because through Christ we have forgiveness of all our sins, we also need to share that forgiveness with others, without restraint. Guest speaker Matt Maher experienced that incredible, Christlike forgiveness for himself, and in this teaching shares just how impactful and liberating it can be in our own lives.

An in-depth study of Exodus 19

In today’s world, it is more popular to preach tolerance than repentance. Tolerance, as ignoring or redefining sin, may make somebody feel good in the moment– but only repentance can liberate souls.

The Jewish people had two objections about God and their relationship with Him: (1) It’s not my fault, and (2) God is not fair. How similar to our own day! Many people have a low view of personal responsibility and a high view of God being at fault for their circumstances. God addresses these two issues in Ezekiel 18, and we come to the clear conclusion that God is better than fair and that we must take responsibility for our own sins in order to experience the mercies of God.

An in-depth study of James 2:10-26.