cor·ner·stone [ káwrnər stn ]
1. vital person or thing: somebody or something fundamentally important
2. stone at corner of two walls: a stone joining two walls where they meet at a corner
3. first stone of new building: the first stone laid at a corner where two walls begin and form the first part of a new building
It's been 2 years or so since I last posted and a lot of life moments have happened in that time. Most have been great blessings, but some have made me think long and hard about what I believe, what convicts me, and what I value. I have come to find that I have quite a bit to say and that I want to write about it.
Though the nature of this Blog remains the same, my plan is to write a lot more. Even if I am the only one that reads my posts, at least I have written down my perspective so that some day I can look back and compare where I was to where I am.
This will be my 3rd name change. Why Cornerstones? As the definitions above indicate, there are fundamentally important things that need to be said or written about. Whether in faith, music, or whatever, there are cornerstones, places where as a society we can meet and relate commonalities or differences.
However, most important to me in my name change is this reason:
Acts 4:11-12
11 Jesus is “the stone you builders rejected which has become the cornerstone.” 12 Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name given under heaven by which we must be saved.
I hope that along the way I will pick up some people to journey with me and to have great discussion with. For now, I will write and I will let the rest happen of God’s will.
Peace and Blessings.
