, let me invite you to, turn in your Bibles to 2 Timothy chapter 2. For our time of study in the word this morning. If you want to give a title to the message, it would be the Church, a distinct community. The Church, a distinct community, tonight is our annual meeting.
And what we're gonna do this morning is start the annual meeting by just going over some things that are high priorities to us here at Cornerstone. And if you're visiting with us or you're new to Cornerstone, this will give you an idea of what we're passionate about. This is in a sense, the cornerstone formula. This is what makes us Cornerstone.
So we're calling this the church, a distinct, community. Distinctiveness is important. We live in a culture that doesn't like distinctions, but distinctions are absolutely important and vital. To life.
I don't know if you've ever thought about how important distinctiveness and making distinctions is. If you've got a bunch of people sitting at an intersection and imagine that there were no distinction between a red light and a green light, we'd be in a whole world of hurt. distinctiveness is very important. It is vital to life....
