Spiritual Growth Plan

Please prayerfully consider the next steps that you need to take to grow closer to Christ. Spiritual Growth means that you are making progress. That Christ is being formed in you. That your attitudes, thoughts, actions, and character reflect those of Jesus Christ our Savior.

Spiritual Growth takes time, and you must be intentional. Focus on a few items and use this plan as a tool to help you grow throughout the year. We encourage you to share this with a close friend, with others in your LifeGroup, and with your family, so that you can allow others to help you grow in your faith.

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Our relationship with God can be described with two words, Growth and Worship. Spiritual Growth means that we grow in our knowledge and experience God in many different ways as He begins to form His character in us. Worship is the outward expression of what God is doing in our lives. We seek to honor and glorify God in every aspect of our lives, from our finances to the integrity of our relationships at work and home, to our personal worship and our corporate gatherings of worship on Sunday mornings.

Our relationship with others can be described with two words, Community and Discipleship. Inside of the church, we call this community. At Cornerstone, we believe in authentic intentional relationships. As we live in authentic community with other believers, Christ uses those relationships to change and grow us up in Him. Outwardly, sharing Life with others is called discipleship. We make disciples by teaching, modeling, and sharing our lives with others.

Our relationship with the world can be described with two words, Service and Missions. Inside of the local church, we function as the hands and feet of Jesus through service. Each of us discovers and uses our spiritual gifts to keep the body of Cornerstone healthy and thriving in an area of service that matches our gifts and passions. Outside the walls of the church, being the hands and feet of Jesus is called missions. Whether it is down the street or across the ocean we desire to make a tangible and significant difference for the Kingdom of Christ outside of the four walls of our church.