When have you felt left out or excluded? Maybe it was a friend group, a work event, or even a family gathering. Rejection stings. Feeling like an outsider is uncomfortable. Yet, for Christians, this sense of being "different" isn't accidental—it's part of our identity.
Peter
As we step into the Christmas season—whether your tree went up before Thanksgiving or you're still untangling lights—let's take a moment to pause and reflect. Before we dive into the 2025 Cornerstone Recap, here's a question to consider:
What's the most meaningful gift you've ever received?
Was it
As we close our journey through Paul's letter to Titus, chapter 3 shifts the focus outward. In chapter 1, Paul emphasized how believers should live differently than their culture. In chapter 2, he gave practical guidance for life stages and roles. Now, in chapter 3, Paul addresses how we relate
Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might. - Ecclesiastes 9:10a
Last month, we explored how the gospel provides a worldview—a story that shapes the way Christians approach work. This worldview gives believers a distinct way of working, but
As we continue our journey through Paul's letter to Titus, we now turn to chapter 2, a passage with practical wisdom for every stage of life. While Titus 1 focused on leadership and character in the face of cultural tension, Titus 2 zooms in on how believers should live in
