Cornerstone Christian Fellowship

The goal of biblical stewardship is to live generously

If Jesus didn't rise from the dead, our faith is meaningless.

Serving is not just what we do, it's who we are.

Serving doesn't have to be hard to be helpful.

When we serve we follow Jesus' example and command.

When we gather don't just attend but participate as well.

Although we can worship alone, we can't grow alone.

Commitment becomes discipleship when it costs us everything.

We make a commitment to Jesus through a local church when we gather, serve, and give.

A Christ-centered Bible acknowledges Jesus as the ultimate authority and is empowered by the Holy Spirit.

The antidote to being too legalistic or too shallow is to correctly handle and obediently follow God's Word.

Not sure what's happening in a Bible passage? Consider another way of interpreting it.

Knowing the then and there of the Bible helps us apply it here and now.

A balanced approach to the Bible speaks to our emotions, our mind, our spirit and our behavior.

We are no longer saved by obeying the law, we are saved by grace.

Ask, "What does this passage say about Jesus?" before asking, "What does it say about me?"

As Christians, , truth and integrity matter more than winning arguments.

We celebrate God's grace more than our accomplishments.

God loves us unconditionally, but he doesn't bless us unconditionally.

You can't be around Jesus and not be changed.