Prescott Cornerstone

In this video, Pastor Scott explores the danger of ignoring a problem in our families. He helps us see some sides of the parenting of King David most of us have never known and the problem of passivity in our own lives. This message was Week 6 of our series, Flawed Families, and concluded the series.

In each message of this series, we’re taking a hard look back at the flaws in a family in the Bible and in our own. But, we’re also looking forward with hope. Chris Inman, an Elder at Cornerstone, shared an image about boundaries and shared about his own struggle with keeping those in balance with Jesus’ help and hope.

Whose name would you fit in this sentence - "I will never be like ______"? Many of us are living the patterns of our families, especially the unhealthy ones. In this message - Week 4 of our series, Flawed Families - Pastor Scott shares how we repeat our families' patterns and how by God's grace, we can break those patterns.

What happens when selfish agenda is mixed with a flawed family? In this message, Paster Scott explores how one family in genesis 27 experienced this painful and destructive combination. Learn from their family's breakdown and go in a different direction!

In this video, Pastor Scott unpacks his second message in the Flawed Families series and talks about how groups can engage this message.

We often think that our family is the worst, but Pastor Scott reminds us that every family is flawed, sinful, and in need of Jesus. Launching the brand new series, "Flawed Families."

Ever needed a do-over in your life? We've all experienced regret or failure. Pastor Tom preaches about what to do when God gives you a second chance.

There is a passion that Christians get when they serve God in another country. Our Church family caught that fire as our Zambia team shared stories of God moving. At the same time, God calls us to serve as missionaries wherever we are, and Pastor Scott connected our global missions with our local missions.

Last words are lasting words. In this message, Pastor Scott concludes our study of Ecclesiastes by diving into chapter 12, talking about Solomon's last words about where true life is found. #LifeIs

In this message, Pastor Scott teaches through Ecclesiastes 10-11, following Solomon's wisdom on how to avoid the dangerous path of folly and instead, walk in the way of wisdom. Stay tuned to the end - his final illustration is powerful!

In this message, Pastor Josh leads us through a study of Ecclesiastes 8 and 9, challenging us to embrace the mysteries of life. God allows mysteries to humble us and lead us to worship.

Christians are known for being self-righteous, judgmental people. How does God actually want us to live? Pastor Scott dives into the book of Ecclesiastes, continuing our #LifeIs series.

Pastor Scott dives into a life in the Bible who "wasn't told the half of it." What do we do when something in life isn't enough? Are we struggling with greed, hope or trust? Listen in on week 5 of our series #LifeIs.

We live in an what is often an over-informed, hyper-competitive, socially-isolated, lonely world. Ecclesiastes is a relatable book in the Bible, and points us to one specific area to prioritize in chapter 4. #LifeIs

Sometimes life doesn't feel beautiful. How do we find hope? Even in the midst of a hard season in the book of the Bible, Ecclesiastes, we see hope. Guest teaching pastor Mark Benadom brings week 3 of this series: Life Is.

Pastor Tom Garasha preaches about the wealthiest man who ever lived, and what that man found out about fulfillment. #LifeIs

"Meaning is not pulled from life, meaning is received from God." Pastor Scott kicks off the new series #LifeIs.

Pastor Scott concluded our Not Like Me series by talking about how Jesus challenges our approach to those who are not like us, even our enemies. #NotLikeMe

Do our actions show that we value power or serving more? Do others see us serving with Jesus' heart? If legacies are transferred relationally, are we taking the time? Pastor Josh relates with the struggle of pouring into the next generation and leans into God's purpose in and through us. #NotLikeMe

"The way Jesus interacted with women ought to inform how we interact with everyone." Pastor Scott preaches about learning from Jesus on how to give what we've received from God, change our people filters, and look at what message our lives are shouting to others. #NotLikeMe