Growing Deep. Living Bold. Following Jesus Together.

Dig Deeper. Ask Questions. Grow Together.

Throughout the week, Cornerstone hosts a variety of Bible studies and small groups designed to help you explore Scripture, ask honest questions, and experience transformation in community. Some meet on campus, others meet in homes or online. From men’s and women’s studies to seasonal groups, book studies, prayer groups, and topical series, these gatherings create sacred spaces for learning, fellowship, and spiritual growth.

If you’re looking to build relationships and grow in biblical understanding, our small group ministry is a great next step.

A Historic Methodist Practice for Spiritual Renewal

Wesleyan Bands are the heartbeat of our discipleship culture at Cornerstone. Rooted in early Methodist practice, bands are gender-specific groups of 3–5 people who meet weekly or bi-weekly for deep accountability, confession, prayer, and encouragement. These groups are not about perfection—they are about honesty, grace, and growing in holiness together.

Bands help us follow the pattern of Jesus, who formed smaller circles of trust and teaching among His disciples. Over a 90-day commitment, groups share openly about the condition of their souls, pray for one another, and listen for the Holy Spirit’s leading. After 90 days, each band may decide whether to continue together or form new bands—multiplying disciples and strengthening the life of our congregation.

If you’re ready to take a significant step toward spiritual maturity, a Wesleyan Discipleship Band is where real transformation takes root.