Cornerstone University Chapel

Dr. Joel Beeke, Chancellor of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation, preached to students about the threefold office of Christ as our great Prophet, Priest, and King.

Charlie Gretzinger, a Cornerstone Senior, preached on the Lord's Prayer as part of CU's Sermon on the Mount chapel series

Dr. Douglas Groothuis, research professor of Apologetics and Christian Worldview at Cornerstone, preaches on the theology of the Logos from John 1.

Army chaplain Mike Derienzo preached from Matthew 6:25-34, encouraging Cornerstone students to seek first the Kingdom of God in their work, in their relationships, and with their time.

Cornerstone junior Landon Waltz continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount, preaching to students about how we ought to pray as we see in Matthew 6:5-8.

David Woollin, CEO of Reformation Heritage Books and pastor at Grace Immanuel Reformed Baptist Church, preached to Cornerstone students about the supremacy of God over all things and all times.

Executive Director of Spiritual Formation Tate Radaz interviews the deans of the four academic schools at Cornerstone, asking them about their walk with the Lord about their passion for serving the students at Cornerstone.

Cornerstone senior Keziah Alatis continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a message from Matthew 6:1-4 about how we practice our righteousness.

Pastor Rod VanSolkema of Crossroads Bible Church continued Cornerstone's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a teaching from Matthew 5:43-48.

Mason Brooks, a Cornerstone senior, delivers a sermon from Matthew 5:38-42 about the Lord's teaching on how we are to handle justice.

Cornerstone president Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño interviewed church planter and pastor Floriano Ramos Esponda, asking him questions about his ministry to challenge and encourage students.

Rebekah Alvaro, a Cornerstone alumni, delivered a convicting message from Matthew 5:33-37 about taking oaths and controlling our speech.

Cornerstone senior Bergen Lindahl continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a message on divorce from Matthew 5:31-32.

Keith Cureton, CEO of Bethany Christian Services, spoke to Cornerstone students about the joy of being a part of the work that God is doing in His kingdom.

Cornerstone senior and student body president Johnny Knight delivers a message about lust from Matthew 5:27-30, challenging the students to see the seriousness of this sin.

IBM Master Inventor Joanna Ng spoke to Cornerstone students, challenging to reflect on what their lives are all about and encouraging them to pursue God.

David Doerner of Frontline Church in Grand Rapids continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a lesson about anger.

Dr. Kristin Collier shared with CU Students how her faith has interacted with her work in the medical field.

CU Senior Cole Moore reminded students of the heart posture of humility required to be justified before God, teaching from Luke 18:9-14's Parable of the Pharisee and Tax Collector.

Cornerstone Alumni Randall Moore spoke to CU students during Homecoming weekend, teaching from Luke 7:36-50's story of the woman who wiped Jesus' feet.

Tate Radaz, Cornerstone's Executive Director of Spiritual Formation, delivered a message filled with both a sobering warning and a great comfort to students from Romans 8:13.

Kelsey Roth, a CU Senior, continued the series in the Sermon on the Mount with a message from Matthew 5:17-20

Pastor Craig Perry of Forest Hills Baptist Church visited Cornerstone, continuing their series in the Sermon on the Mount with a teaching from Matthew 5:13-16.

Faith Benedict, a Cornerstone senior, closed out the Beatitudes section of the Sermon on the Mount with a lesson from Matthew 5:9-12.

Dr. Brad Brown, a Cornerstone alumni and Grand Rapids Fire Chief, delivered a message to students reminding them about the sacrifice made and love displayed on 9/11.