Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

Pastor Gary sits down with local pastors, and two of his close personal friends, Brett Fuller and Mike Minter to discuss the at-hand issue of COVID-19. They share encouragement and each of their unique perspectives on how we as Christians can be at prayer for our nation, and how to see the hope of Christ in this difficult time.

Join us for our Old Testament and Current Events Q&A service.

In response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that our world is facing, Pastor Gary gives a message about how we can have the Lord’s peace in the midst of the world’s panic. The teaching is entitled “Infectious Faith” as a play on words because we are dealing with an infectious disease and the infectious fear that goes along with it. But how can we as Christians have such a trusting faith in God during times like these that our faith is infectious to those around us who are anxious and worried? Pastor Gary first shares an historical perspective on viruses in our world and whether this COVID-19 is somehow related to the End Times. He then teaches a Biblical perspective of how we can lean on the Lord and have His peace during times like these. Join us today for “Infectious Faith.”

An in-depth study of Revelation 2:8-17.

Matt Maher presents this question in his teaching, weaving his own story with biblical truth to demonstrate what the Bible has to say about issues such as anxiety, guilt, and depression. In those moments when our hearts are heaviest, God calls us to lean all the more into His Word and that peace that only comes from knowing Him.

An in-depth study of Revelation 1:12-2:7.

In the days of Malachi, the people had become spiritually lazy and morally apathetic about things. They had grown complacent about Ministry (to God), about Marriage, and about Money. These are important areas for us to examine in our own lives as well. What does our devotion to God look like? Are we committed to marriage or do we have a casual view of divorce? How do we manage the resources God has given us? These are all questions we need to face too. Join us for our study in Malachi as Pastor Gary addresses these issues.

An in-depth study of Revelation 1:1-11.

The prophet Zechariah tells us more things about the First and Second Coming of Jesus Christ than all the other Minor Prophets combined. The main theme of his letter is the hope and encouragement we have in knowing that our Messiah is coming… as Meek Messiah, as Suffering Savior, and as Coming King. Follow along in today’s study as Pastor Gary unpacks Bible prophecy about the First and Second Coming of Christ from the book of Zechariah and how Jesus is the hope of the Church!

An introduction to the book of Revelation.

We often treat people or react to people based on what we see “on the surface.” But what if we got to know their story on a personal level and found out about their heart and soul? We would probably be more encouraging and have a lot more compassion for them. We never know what’s going on in someone’s life—the heartaches, the personal struggles, the disappointments, the failures, etc. Those things lay beneath the surface. But what if we could draw out those things in a way that resulted in genuine, Christ-like compassion for them? Wouldn’t that reflect Jesus better than reacting and getting frustrated about someone’s actions or behavior? This is the angle that Pastor Gary takes in our study through the book of Haggai, and he shares his own personal encounter with a woman from Auschwitz whom the Lord used to teach him about these truths.

An in-depth study of Jude .

An in-depth study of Genesis 3.

Have you ever struggled to understand why things happen in life that don’t make sense? Have you ever questioned God about those struggles and felt that He was silent? What are we to do when God doesn’t work in the ways we think He should? The book of Habakkuk has some answers to those questions as Habakkuk shares his own confusion with God. He takes us on a progression of faith from confusion to consolation; from being perplexed to being at peace with God. Life is filled with unanswered “Why’s”, and we can either torment ourselves trying to understand what God is up to, or we can learn to rest in the Lord and trust Him. Find out in today’s study how we can make the same progress as Habakkuk did in a teaching entitled, “When God Doesn’t Make Sense.”