Cornerstone in Prescott, AZ, exists to glorify God and make disciples of Jesus. Scott Savage serves as our primary teaching pastor. Learn more: PrescottCornerstone.com
Prescott Cornerstone
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Cornerstone in Prescott, AZ, exists to glorify God and make disciples of Jesus. Scott Savage serves as our primary teaching pastor. Learn more: PrescottCornerstone.com
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August 2, 2026
What Are You Afraid to Lose?
What are you afraid to lose? If the person, possession, achievement, or plan that makes you feel secure disappeared, what would you have left?<br/><br/>In Week 10 of In Their Own Eyes, Scott Savage teaches from Judges 17–18, where Micah builds a religion designed to give him security and control. Using stolen silver, household idols, an ephod, and a hired Levite, Micah convinces himself that God must bless him because he has assembled the right religious pieces.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, the tribe of Dan avoids the land God gave them and searches for an easier path. They take Micah’s idols and priest, conquer a vulnerable city, and call their compromise God’s approval. When Micah watches everything he trusted disappear, he asks the question at the heart of this message: “What do I have left?”<br/><br/>These chapters show what happens when people seek God’s gifts without seeking God himself. Idolatry builds a god we can control, small compromises move us farther from God, and the things we trust for protection can eventually destroy us.<br/><br/>Whether your security comes from a relationship, career, home, achievement, bank account, or carefully controlled plan, this message will help you honestly name what you are depending on, turn from compromise, and return to the Lord before loss exposes what your life was built upon.<br/><br/>Scripture: Judges 17–18<br/><br/>Speaker: Scott Savage<br/><br/>Cornerstone Church, Prescott, AZ<br/><br/>Yavapai County | Evangelical Free Church of America<br/><br/>Series: In Their Own Eyes<br/><br/>Week Number: 10<br/><br/>August 2, 2026<br/><br/>Learn more or plan a visit: <a href="https://prescottcornerstone.com/">https://prescottcornerstone.com</a><br/>
July 26, 2026
When Strength Becomes a Weakness
What happens when a God-given strength becomes the place where you stop depending on God? Could you keep succeeding and never realize that you are operating on autopilot?<br/><br/>In Week 9 of In Their Own Eyes, Jake Downing teaches from Judges 16 and the final chapter of Samson's life. Samson had been set apart by God and given extraordinary strength, but years of compromise taught him to treat that gift as if it belonged to him. After carrying away the gates of Gaza and repeatedly escaping Delilah's traps, Samson became convinced that he could always shake himself free.<br/><br/>When Delilah finally learned the truth and Samson's hair was cut, the tragedy was deeper than the loss of his strength. Samson did not know that the Lord had left him. Captured, blinded, and forced to grind grain for the Philistines, Samson had to become blind before he could finally see that his strength had never come from his hair or from himself. Standing between the pillars of Dagon's temple, he humbled himself and asked God to strengthen him once more.<br/><br/>Samson's story warns us that one of the most dangerous places to live is in God's gifting without dependence on God's Spirit. The problem begins when we trust the strength instead of the God who gives it. Samson died with his enemies, but Jesus died for his enemies and completed the rescue Samson could only begin.<br/><br/>Whether you are relying on natural ability, past experience, professional success, or a gift that has always come easily, this message will help you identify where strength has become self-reliance, ask God to help you see clearly, tell someone where you have been trying to do it alone, and take one concrete step of obedience.<br/><br/>Scripture: Judges 16<br/><br/>Speaker: Jake Downing<br/><br/>Cornerstone Church, Prescott, AZ<br/><br/>Yavapai County | Evangelical Free Church of America<br/><br/>Series: In Their Own Eyes<br/><br/>Week Number: 9<br/><br/>July 26, 2026<br/><br/>Learn more or plan a visit: <a href="https://prescottcornerstone.com/">https://prescottcornerstone.com</a><br/>
July 19, 2026
One Compromise at a Time
What if the choices that shape your life are not the dramatic ones, but the small compromises you barely notice? What if visible success has convinced you that God approves of habits that are quietly pulling you away from Him?<br/><br/>In Week 8 of *In Their Own Eyes*, Dr. Brian Koning teaches from Judges 13-15 and the early life of Samson. Long before Delilah and Samson’s public collapse, God chooses him before birth, sets him apart as a Nazirite, and empowers him for a purpose. Yet Samson repeatedly follows what is right in his own eyes, allowing small compromises to become dangerous habits.<br/><br/>Through Samson’s calling, his pursuit of a Philistine wife, his disregard for his Nazirite commitment, and Israel’s acceptance of Philistine rule, this message shows how compromise slowly reshapes the heart. Samson’s victories reveal God’s faithfulness, but they do not prove God’s approval of Samson’s character. The better question is not simply, “Am I succeeding?” but, “Am I becoming more like Christ?”<br/><br/>Whether you are wrestling with a habit that once troubled you, looking for security in something other than God, or realizing that a small compromise has started to feel normal, this sermon will help you examine what is shaping your heart, confess one specific compromise, and replace the counterfeit with God’s better path.<br/><br/>Scripture: Judges 13-15<br/><br/>Speaker: Dr. Brian Koning<br/><br/>Cornerstone Church, Prescott, AZ<br/><br/>Yavapai County | Evangelical Free Church of America<br/><br/>Series: In Their Own Eyes<br/><br/>Week Number: 8<br/><br/>July 19, 2026<br/><br/>Learn more or plan a visit: https://prescottcornerstone.com<br/>
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