With All We Have And All We Are

<p>With All That We Are and All That We Have</p><p>What does it look like to trust God with the future of a local church? What does it mean to faithfully steward what God has entrusted to us while keeping our focus on the gospel rather than simply growing bigger?</p><p>In this special vision-casting message from <strong>Cornerstone Community Church in Riverton, Wyoming</strong>, the church looks back at God&#39;s faithfulness over the past seven years while looking forward to what He may be calling the congregation to do next.</p><p>The message begins with the story of Cornerstone&#39;s journey from a small facility and a seemingly impossible building vision to the current church campus. What began with approximately $350,000 in the building fund eventually became a multi-million-dollar project—and, by God&#39;s providence, the church was able to pay off its mortgage only two and a half years after moving into the new facility.</p><p>But the heart of the message isn&#39;t about buildings. <strong>It&#39;s about gospel growth.</strong></p><p>Cornerstone&#39;s mission is to glorify God by knowing Him, growing in Him, and leading others toward the same. The vision for future facilities is presented through that mission: creating space for children and youth, pastoral care and counseling, worship, fellowship, discipleship, community gatherings, and potentially a future Christian school.</p><p>The message challenges believers to think beyond comfort, convenience, and earthly accomplishment and instead live with <strong>kingdom vision</strong>—investing their time, resources, gifts, and lives in things that have eternal significance.</p><p>As the church considers future expansion, the emphasis remains clear: <strong>the goal is not structural growth but gospel growth.</strong> The building is simply a tool to help the church reach people, disciple believers, care for families, and make Christ known.</p><p>The message closes with an invitation for the congregation to pray, seek God, trust His provision, and consider what it means to be bound to God&#39;s purposes <strong>“with all that we are and all that we have.”</strong></p><ul><li><p>Why does the local church exist?</p></li><li><p>What does it mean to glorify God through a local church?</p></li><li><p>How should Christians think about church growth?</p></li><li><p>What is the difference between structural growth and gospel growth?</p></li><li><p>How can a church faithfully steward what God has provided?</p></