Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

In today's teaching from Psalm 15, Pastor Gary explores two questions that David asked about how it was possible for unholy people to be accepted by a holy God. The questions came from a tragic incident that occurred 7 years into David's reign as king. Learn from today's study how we can show reverence for God and be accepted by Him.

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 7:17-40.

In Psalm 8, David focuses on the majesty of God. He is overwhelmed by God's greatness and power and glory that is displayed in all the earth! David refers to three marks of God's majesty, but then he shifts to a question that amazes him most - in light of God's greatness, how is it that this majestic God cares so much about us? But He does! Be encouraged from Psalm 8 as Pastor Gary reminds us of this important truth in today's study entitled: "A Majestic God Cares About You".

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 7:1-16.

There are two paths in life -- one that is blessed by God and one that is not. One path leads to life, one path leads to death. Which one are you on? How do you get on the good path that is blessed by God? Find out in today's introduction to the book of Psalms as Pastor Gary teaches through Psalm 1.

Our annual Thanksgiving Eve service is devoted entirely to worship and testimonies, giving God thanks for all He has done in the past year.

On opening day of Cornerstone Chapel's new church building, Pastor Gary lays out the two main principles that have guided our church from its founding days 25 years ago -- that Cornerstone is a church that (1) Worships the Lord, and (2) Teaches the Bible. Everything else about our church flows from those foundational principles. And although God has been gracious to us and blessed us with a new church building, we must continue to do our part in making Him known on the earth and His salvation to all nations.

In the conclusion of our 4-part series through the book of Job, Pastor Gary looks at how we can have a proper perspective of our suffering. We may not be able to understand or control some aspects of adversity in our lives, but we can try to gain the right perspective so that we can persevere in life despite our suffering. In today's teaching, Pastor Gary uses a potato and an egg to illustrate the two different ways people respond to the same adversity. Let's learn from the life of Job how we can cope with life's adversities.

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 6.

According to a recent survey, the most perplexing question that people have for God is, "Why is there pain and suffering in the world?" For some, this question causes them to doubt the existence of God; for others, this question causes them to doubt the goodness of God. So how are we to face the reality of a world filled with pain and suffering? The book of Job addresses the question of suffering from a few different vantage points. The topic for today is - God & Suffering - where is God in my suffering? Pastor Gary draws on the story of Job to help us understand the answer to that question. Join us for today's study starting in Job 31.

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 4-5.

We have all been created with the need for friendship-having friends and being a friend. Friends are especially vital during difficult times. So it's important for all of us to learn how to be a good friend to those who are suffering. In the book of Job, Job is suffering from unimaginable pain-the death of all ten of his children, the loss of everything materially, and even physical affliction. If anybody needed a friend, it was Job! Job had a circle of 5 friends-his wife and 4 buddies-who sometimes proved to be good friends, and who sometimes proved to be not-so-good friends. In today's study, Pastor Gary takes the good and the bad of Job's friends and translates it into three important principles for being a good friend to someone who is suffering.

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 2-3.

Suffering is a real part of life. Many people will experience trials and difficulties to one degree or another in the course of a lifetime. What role, if any, does Satan play in our suffering? Pastor Gary answers that in today's introduction to the book of Job and the overarching question of "Why do people suffer?"

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