Cornerstone University Chapel

Tate Radaz, Cornerstone's Executive Director of Spiritual Formation and Christian Community, continued Cornerstone's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a lesson from Matthew 5:6-8.

Cornerstone senior Cole Moore began CU's year-long series on the Sermon on the Mount, teaching from Matthew 5:1-5.

Cornerstone held their yearly convocation service, where staff and faculty are honored and the year is consecrated to the Lord.

Cornerstone President Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño welcomed students back to Cornerstone's chapel services with an introduction to the theme of this year - Christ Our Greatest Legacy

Halle Schnyders, a Cornerstone senior, encouraged students to 'run the race set before them' with a message from Hebrews 12:1-3.

Noah Anderson, a Cornerstone alumni, taught from Ephesians 3 about what it means to be filled with God's fullness.

Avery Roswarski, a Cornerstone Junior, closed CU's Hebrews 11 series with a message about the faithfulness of God.

Cole Moore, a junior at Cornerstone, spoke from Psalm 145, examining where we can see God's greatness on display.

Mike Derienzo, a chaplain for the US Army, taught from Psalm 139, teaching students that we can have confidence in God by cooperating with His great will.

Cornerstone junior David Holley spoke to students this morning with a lesson from Hebrews 11:29-31, discussing the faith of the people of Israel, Joshua, and Moses.

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.

Moderated by  Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño , president of Cornerstone University, global ministry leaders exchanged perspectives from the frontlines of global volatility about the human physical and spiritual toll that ensues amid chaos. They engaged over the vital connection of the gospel, Christianity and American churches to the whole world. And they considered what’s at stake to civilization withou...

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.