Pastor’s Welcome

At Cornerstone we’re motivated by the gospel: the news that God sent his Son to die for our sins and rise to give us life because He loves us. His love unites us to His Son, unites us together in worship, transforms us by his grace, and sends us out to do the same. That means the gospel is at the center of our worship and everything we do. That means we seek to love our neighbors as God has loved us. That means we seek to gather our neighbors in to see our diverse community united in worship. That means we seek to be transformed and be used by God to transform our hearts, homes, workplaces, neighborhoods, cities and nations.

If you’d like to know more, you can skip ahead to some of my videos for those brand new to all of this or for those simply looking for a new church home.

With love,

-  Lead Pastor Rev. Joshua M. Knott

Uniting at our tables

We want to see small groups in every neighborhood (loving, uniting, transforming). Consider a Sunday small group, weekday small group, prayer group, or one of the many other kinds of groups (men, women, young adults, children, teens) meeting to eat, to pray, to see the gospel transform lives.

Uniting at the Lord’s table

If God’s Word is God’s food for God’s feast, then Sundays are the “main meal.” Our “flavor” (worship style) varies from week to week, but every week we serve a solid main course of Bible preaching, and we conclude with the Lord’s Supper together.

Extending the Table

Whether it’s a special event, ministry partnership, service project, or a meal after worship, part of how we love our neighbors is by making a seat for everyone, and inviting others to join us for a foretaste of the feast.