The most searched phrase on Google in 2012 was “What is love?” People have spent millions of hours and dollars researching, interviewing, discussing, rationalizing, and debating the answer to this three word question whose answer has eluded and marginalized most of our contemporary culture. The problem with love is that we define love based on…

Today we remember those over the last 200+ years who have served in our military and who have fought for the freedom of our country. We want to thank all of you have selflessly served and sacrificed so that we may live with so many freedoms.   In war, especially pre 1950, it was easy to…

Cornerstone is in the middle of a great series called Weird, where we are inviting people into a discussion of what it means to live in a world where things are not working the way we  would like them to.   Over the next week I will be sharing 7 devotional thoughts on how to…

Remember when you were in middle school and you couldn’t wait to get to high school?   The excitement of transitioning from middle to high school for many people is more focused on leaving middle school than getting to high school.  Many people are so excited to longer deal with the awkwardness, criticalness, and uncomfortableness…

We have been on a whirlwind of activity from getting our house sold, packing our stuff, saying good-bye, driving across the country in a 26 ft Penske Truck, celebrating Easter with over 12,000 people at our new church, adjusting to apartment life, starting new schools, and a hundred other little things.  One thing that we…