All of life is worship, and the Lord has set apart one day in seven for us to rest and worship Him together as His body.

What’s worship at Cornerstone like?

Like many churches, we read a verse that calls us to worship, we sing together, we read Scripture, take time to silently confess to the Lord, we sing more, we take time to pray, sing some more, receiving God’s Word as it’s preached to us and then sing some more. We have a Bible-saturated and singing-saturated service.

What sets us apart from other churches is

1 - that we celebrate weekly communion. When Jesus said “often,” the clear pattern in the New Testament and early church history is that “often” meant weekly. And why not? If fellowship (communion) with Christ and Christians is a means of God’s supernatural blessing, the more frequent the better!

2 - that we purposefully, out of love for one another, sing songs precious to different generations. Out of love for older saints we sing the great hymns of the faith. Out of love for younger saints we sing the best of the new songs being created. If it’s modern, we sing it with modern instrumentation. If it’s older, we sing it with traditional instrumentation.

3 - that we sing songs that lend themselves to congregational singing. Some ancient hymns are pretty much unsingable, and we don’t sing them. Some modern songs are meant for solo performing, and we don’t sing them either.

When it comes to worship, it’s possible you’ve never been to a purposefully intergenerational, weekly communion, church like Cornerstone. Join us for a visit and experience it for yourself.