Cornerstone University Chapel

Linnea Paulsen, a junior at Cornerstone, continued Cornerstone's series on Hebrews 11, speaking on the faith of Moses to flee the king and to fix his eyes on God.

Tate Radaz, Cornerstone's director of Chapel Ministries, spoke to students from Matthew 13's parable of the sower, challenging students to examine themselves in prayer, seeing if the Gospel has truly taken root in their hearts

Pastor David Doerner of Frontline Church spoke to students this morning about the need for a deep, real prayer life.

Andy Gibson, founder of Certain Hope, a non-profit which seeks to provide community for families who have children with disabilities, spoke to students today with a message out of 2 Samuel 9.

Jim Blumenstock, president of the Cornerstone's Asia Bible Theological Seminary, spoke of the growth of Christianity in Asia and encouraged students with the testimonies of some of his students.

Pastor Sam Rijfkogel, pastor of Grand Rapids First, spoke to Cornerstone Students about the importance of sharing the Good News of the Gospel out of generosity and love for their neighbors.

Cornerstone University kicked off "Global Impact Week" with a message from Paul Davis, the president of the Association of Baptists for World Evangelism. In his message, Paul spoke to students about how they can participate in the evangelism of the world, even at home.

Fabian Cortez, a senior at Cornerstone, continued Cornerstone's Hebrews 11 series in the story of Moses, challenging students to think about who they choose to identify with.

Joanna Ng, one of Cornerstone's President's Fellows and an IBM Master Inventor, spoke to students today about what it means to live life to the full for Jesus Christ.

Nate Wagner, director of Cornerstone's counseling services at The Well, spoke to students about how to navigate seasons of transition.

Shane Hadley, a senior at Cornerstone, continued Cornerstone's series through Hebrews 11 speaking on the faith of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.

Levi Hinkle-DeGroot, a Cornerstone senior, continued the Hebrews 11 series with a second message on the faith of Abraham, teaching students about Abraham's faith in offering his son as a sacrifice.

Author and Professor of Communications Dr. Heather Thompson-Day spoke to students this morning about what it means for Christians to have the heart of a lion.

Ian Rowe, founder of Vertex Partnership Academies, discussed with students his role in increasing opportunities for impoverished students through Vertex.

Mark Tremaine, Cornerstone's Advisor of Advancement, shares a personal story of how the Lord worked to restore a shattered relationship.

Faith Kurtz, a junior at Cornerstone, continued Cornerstone's Hebrews 11 series with a message about the faith of Abraham and Sarah from Hebrews 11:8-16.

Continuing on the theme of friendship for the year, Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño invited a panel of Cornerstone alumni to speak to students about their experiences of friendships and what it takes to build godly friendships that last.

Kelsey Roth, a junior at CU, continued the Friday series on Hebrews 11 in a message about the faith of Noah, as seen in Hebrews 11:7.

Cornerstone University had the privilege of welcoming Kay Coles James to speak to give her testimony about maintaining faith while working in the public, government sphere.

Chapel today was an Evangelism Workshop, led by Cornerstone's Office of Spiritual Formation, walking students through two methods of evangelism to equip them to fulfill the Great Commission.

Tate Radaz, director of Campus Ministries at Cornerstone, continued Cornerstone's Hebrews 11 series by giving a message on the faith of Enoch, giving students 6 principles from Enoch's life.

Tate Radaz, director of Campus Ministries at Cornerstone University, spoke to students about what it truly means to love God.

Dr. Kevin Hall spoke to students about the importance of community, and how the blood of Christ unites us and breaks down borders of separation between us.

Ryne Flickinger, a Cornerstone senior, spoke to students today from Hebrews 11:4 about the posture of worship that Abel had in his offering to God, given by faith.

Jim Sprague, CEO of the Pregnancy Resource Center of Grand Rapids and Cornerstone alum, spoke to students this morning about the sanctity of all human life.

Cole Moore, a junior at Cornerstone, begins a semester long series in Hebrews chapter 11, walking students through the first three verses of the 'Hall of Faith'

Cornerstone President Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño kicked off the Spring Semester by reminding students of what it means to be friends with one another.

Garrett Brown, a junior at Cornerstone, taught students this morning from Ecclesiastes 4:9-12. Garrett encouraged students to build one another up in their friendships and to live into their design of being in community.

Dr. Matt Lucas, CEO of Our Daily Bread, spoke to students this morning about the importance of building their house on the Rock, Jesus Christ.

Former Michigan gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon and assistant professor of economics Jeffery Degner, PhD discuss the topic — A Dialogue on Free-Market Economics: Promoting Private Enterprise and Innovation in an Age of Government Intervention.

Sam Karel, Resident Director of Quincer Hall, brought the energy this morning and encouraged students to fearlessly pursue the call the pass the Gospel of Jesus Christ on to the next generation.

Campus Pastor Terrence King spoke to students this morning about Jesus Christ, our Supreme Hero. 'Pastor T' delivered the Word from Colossians 1:14-18, encouraging them to recognize and rest in the supremacy and rule of Jesus Christ.

Bridget Boshnakian, a senior at Cornerstone, spoke to students about the story of the Good Samaritan, encouraging them to show mercy and love to one another.

Betsy DeVos, former Secretary of Education, was interviewed by Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño about her testimony and her journey as a Christian in politics, encouraging students to follow God where He takes them.

Tate Radaz, director of Spiritual Formation at Cornerstone, spoke to students from Ephesians 4:29. Tate challenged students to understand the destructive power that our words hold, while encouraging them to build one another up in what they say.

Gannon Fox, a senior at Cornerstone, spoke to students from John 13:34-35, challenging them to follow Christ's new command for us to love like He has loved us.

Pastor Joel Wayne of Chapel Pointe Church spoke to Cornerstone students about the parable of the lost sheep, reminding them of the love that God has for us.

Rebekah Alvaro, a senior at Cornerstone, spoke from Proverbs 3:5-6, challenging students to evaluate if they truly trust God as Scripture commands it, and to see him as trustworthy of trust.

Cornerstone president Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño continued his series on the demands of friendship, teaching students Biblical commands of friendship and the example that God gives us of what it means to be friends.

Student Karis Foster spoke to students from Matthew 6:14-15, encouraging them to understand and embrace the need for forgiven people to forgive people.

Cornerstone President Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño spoke to students this morning about the demands of friendship, with Christ as our example of what it truly means to be friends with one another.

Darrell Yoder, professor of ministry at Cornerstone, spoke to students about the story of the Prodigal Son, challenging them to think deeply about what it means to be loved by God.

Cornerstone students had a unique opportunity to hear from Dr. Tracy Terrill and others from Shepherds College, a college for students with intellectual disabilities. With the team from Shepherds was three students who gave testimonies on how the school has impacted their life and faith walk.

Student Kelsey Roth, a junior at Cornerstone, spoke to students from Matthew 7:21-23.

Dr. Julián Guzmán gave a message to students from Ephesians 2:10, teaching what it means to be God's 'workmanship' and encouraging students to go and do good works they were created for.

Pastor Craig Perry, teaching pastor at Forest Hills Baptist Church, spoke to students from Philippians 2:1-4, encouraging them to grow into humble members of the local church unified by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Cheryl Steele Tinsley, Cornerstone alumni, spoke to students, telling her incredible survival story and encouraging them to seek God and understand that He has a purpose for the storms of life.

Dr. Michael Wittmer, professor of systematic and historical theology at Cornerstone Theological Seminary, to consider their relationships with Jesus Christ and to be faithfully attending local churches.

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