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At Cornerstone Chapel, it is our desire that you see the love of Jesus Christ reflected through the systematic, verse by verse teaching of the Bible and through heart-felt, contemporary worship lifted up to God.
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An in-depth study of Nehemiah 1-2:10.
There are many opinions about the modern State of Israel. Are they committing genocide in Gaza? Have they been replaced by the Church regarding the promises of God? Why is antisemitism on the rise in the U.S. and around the world? These questions and more are answered in a frank discussion between Pastor Gary Hamrick and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee on location at the TBN studios in Jerusalem.
An in-depth study of Hebrews 1:1-14.
Does God still speak to us? Why does it seem like God spoke audibly to people in the Bible but not to us? Why can’t I hear Him speak to me? In today’s Bible study, Pastor Austin unpacks these questions in a message entitled “What Turns Down the Volume of God’s Voice?"
An in-depth study of Ezra 8-10.
The Bible teaches that, at any moment, God could sound a “trumpet” and physically snatch Christians from the earth just prior to the tribulation. This is known as “the rapture.” The Bible teaches that the first phase of the second coming of Christ is when He comes in the clouds to gather Christians from the earth. There is a generation that will not experience death but will be snatched up to be with Jesus forever. Are you ready for the rapture? Find out in today’s teaching how you can be ready!
An in-depth study of Ezra 7.
How much do you love people who don’t know Jesus? Because Jesus is coming again, our hearts should break for people who are not ready. In the closing verses of 1 Thessalonians 3, Paul prayed that our love would “increase” and “abound” for one another and for all as we wait for the second coming of Christ. Follow along as Pastor Gary explains four practical ways to demonstrate God’s love to others.
An in-depth study of Ezra 5-6.
Sen. Josh Hawley, U.S. senator from Missouri, shares God’s Word today from Acts 13. He challenges us to be “set apart” for God, and to be His ambassadors in every aspect of life and culture. Sen. Hawley brought an encouraging word to remind us that God has a “calling” for each of us—to fulfill God’s purposes for our lives.
An in-depth study of Ezra 4-5.
A lot of people believe there is a god. The important question we must ask ourselves is which God? Join Dr. Erwin Lutzer walks through 1 Kings 18:20-40 to help us rebuild the Altar of the Lord in our hearts and teaches us the power of prayer.
An in-depth study of Ezra 2-3
Jesus is coming again, and Paul gives us three reasons to rejoice at His second coming: hope, joy, and a crown! In today’s teaching, Pastor Gary unpacks these three reasons to rejoice and reminds us to keep our gaze heavenward as we wait for the glorious return of our Lord.
An in-depth study of Ezra 1.
The book of 1 Thessalonians deals with a major theme: the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Each chapter ends with an aspect of the Lord’s return and, in this five-part series, discusses how we should all be living in the constant expectation of the imminent return of the Lord. In today’s teaching, Pastor Gary expounds on 1 Thessalonians 1:10 and how we will be “delivered . . . from the wrath to come” (KJV).
An in-depth study of 2 Chronicles 35-36.
A Christian’s conduct and speech have a direct impact on non-believers who are watching and listening. How well do we reflect Christ? How much does our witness draw people to Jesus? In today’s teaching, Pastor Gary highlights some of Paul’s closing remarks to the church in Colosse that challenge us about how to witness to non-believers.
An in-depth study of 2 Chronicles 34.
Slavery has unfortunately been common in many civilizations, including the Roman Empire during the first century A.D. But Paul gave instructions to both slaves and masters, elevating “bondservants” to equal status within the body of Christ. Then he used the same term “bondservant” to describe himself in his relationship with Jesus. The Bible encourages all of us to understand what it means to live a surrendered life to Jesus, our Master. Join Pastor Gary as he shares the historical and practical application of what it means to be a “bondservant of Jesus Christ.”
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