by Kendra Hill | Jun 30, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
Too often, when Christians courageously confess that they struggle with crippling anxiety, they are met with the scripture “do not be anxious about anything!” Or are told to pray about it, or claim victory over it in Jesus’ name. In the simplest way, these are...
by Lance Hill | Jun 7, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
“Church Hurt” is a dark corner of the Christian-world that isn’t addressed publicly too often, but so many of us have experienced pain in the context of a local church. My wife and I have such a story. Both of us grew up attending church services multiple times a...
by Taihesia Lane | Apr 28, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
Oneness in marriage–it sounds like a beautiful thing, doesn’t it? Of course, it does! The merging of two lives into one, the fusing of two lives into a unique new creation seems to be the purpose and power of marriage. But how exactly do two become one? ...
by Brad Fabling | Apr 19, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
You’re ready to get married, but nervous about which premarital counseling questions you might be asked–that’s totally normal! You may be asking yourself “what actually happens in session? Although every marriage counselor has her or his own approach, here are the...
by Huiling Protcjett | Apr 9, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
Burnout symptoms are sneaky, you may not notice them as they can appear slowly over time. Do you find yourself taking more time and energy than usual to tackle a routine task? Do you feel easily irritated, cynical, or angry at comments or inconveniences which used to...
by Amber Vigueria | Apr 2, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
As a former nurse, my heart aches as I imagine the long nights, difficult patient conversations, and the deep burnout in nursing that must be taking root one year in. As each evening’s newscast brings images and testimonies of the many doctors, nurses, and health...
by Kendra Hill | Mar 29, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
Burnout, in general, can be overwhelming to work through. After all, we are not human doings. First and foremost, we are human beings. Yet being with ourselves can often be a scary prospect. Often, when we pause, our bodily signals mix with our racing thoughts and it...
by Shelby Jacobs | Feb 25, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
Arguments in relationships are completely normal things. Can you remember a time when you or your partner had an incredibly strong reaction to something seemingly trivial? We’ve all been there. You’re spending time with your loved one, talking about outwardly...
by Patrick Herzer | Feb 16, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
Life and love are funny things, one moment you’re just meeting, and then the next you’re questioning, “Is it normal to lose attraction to my spouse?” Do you remember way back when? You saw that cute girl or good-looking guy across the room and butterflies settled in...
by Devin Pierce | Jan 27, 2021 | Cornerstone Staff
As a Cornerstone team, we are working on increasing vulnerability in 2021. (Yes, I know how funny this sounds coming from a team of counselors). It’s because of this process of vulnerability, that I discovered and embraced these steps to practical hope....
