Let me invite you to turn in your Bibles. This morning to Ephesians chapter 4. Ephesians chapter 4. I'm gonna, the, our annual meeting is tonight at 6 o'clock, and I, would just plead with all of you, that are members or just consider yourself a part of the Cornerstone family, or you're even considering the possibility of being a part of the Cornerstone family.
To please, please come tonight and, if you've never been to an annual meeting before, please come to this one. If you never come to another annual meeting again, please come to this one. We've got some very important and exciting things to, to bring you into the loop on, just some developments in the elders' thinking as we've come to some. Unanimous points of consensus that has eluded us for years and, and we're, we're finally there, and would like to share some of those things with you.
So that's tonight. And because of just the, the magnitude of some of the things that we're wanting to talk about tonight, that's why two weeks ago, I began laying the foundation for that by talking about our priorities as a church and And what we're going to take with us no matter where we go and continue to prize and this morning I want to continue laying that foundation. for us to set the stage for what we'll be talking about tonight. So if you want to give a title to what we'll talk about this morning, it would be the Cornerstone Vision from Brokenness to wholeness.
And there is an insert that's in your bulletin, that I would encourage you to make use of as we go along, this, this morning. As I put the thoughts together for the message today, in fact, in recent weeks and months, I've been thinking a lot about About a conversation that, that I had about 24 years ago. it was my last day, at the Silk Screen Printing Company where I worked for six years before college, through college, and then the year after I graduated from, from college. And, it was my final day of work and was about to, in a few days, head out to California, to begin studying at the Masters seminary....