Just wanted to offer us all a little reality check as to what is going on in the world of social networking. This is happening whether you embrace it or not. Take a look and see…
What are your thoughts about this movement? How does this shape, change, help or hurt our connection and belonging [...]
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In these 40 days of Lent I’ve been reading along with many of my Cornerstone friends through a common text of scripture by way of the Asbury Reader – titled Two Stories. It’s a remarkable journey we have been on so far. These words are finding their ways into our lives, showing up in our [...]
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It’s Monday. In five days Leslie and I are heading over to Columbus to hear Rascal Flatts and Darius Rucker in their “Unstoppable Tour” (a Valentines present for Leslie). Should be interesting. I’m not a huge country fan but I just love music of all kinds – and a good show. Need a little help [...]
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The Valley of Vision, a 15th century Puritan prayer. Fitting as we enter into this season of Lent.
Lord, High and Holy, Meek and Lowly,
You have brought me to the valley of vision,
where I live in the depths but see you in the heights;
hemmed in by mountains of sin I behold your glory.
Let me learn by [...]
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A few weeks ago our church and community learned a great deal about how to love from a young girl named Kirra Hawke. Just a few days after the crisis in Haiti, Kirra’s heart was stirred to do something. She had an idea…something God put into her heart, and she went for it -”Hot Chocolate [...]
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I always say that Liza, Grace and Benjamin are the greatest theologians in my life. Sometimes they just bust out with the most profound things…and sometimes its just by watching them live life that I see the hidden wisdom of God…often something I am hindered by in being a logical thinking adult that is often [...]
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Most of you reading here know of the work that Cornerstone Church has been doing in Uganda in the last few years. It’s an amazing story that God is unfolding and it has been such a blessing for him to invite us into his work there. We have a several trips coming up later this [...]
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I join with the rest of the world today in grieving over the tragic event continuing to unfold in Haiti. It has been nothing less than devastating for this country, one of the poorest in the world. I’ve been working on a sermon for this Sunday to introduce us into Matthew 5:1-10, the beatitudes. It [...]
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What happens in Africa doesn’t always stay in Africa. Here’s a quick shot of Brian Johnson, our Worship Pastor, putting down a fried grasshopper. We picked these up from a dude selling them out of a bucket while waiting in traffic. Seems that they are the “pork skins” of Uganda. Notice how David-translator and [...]
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I’m here once again in my beloved Uganda. This place is really starting to grow on me, although internet has been kinda sketchy in the last few days (hence the lack of blog posts). This time we have a small but nimble team: Christopher Slagley (AU Building Science Student, Youth Volunteer [...]
