It is not for man to make divine decisions, but to obey divine commands.

Do we too easily put our trust in good things, turning them into idols, rather than trusting in the sure promises of God?

In the face of suffering and tragedy, how are Christians to respond? We are to pray in our pain so that our hearts are re-anchored to what we know to be true. We are to lament.

God works the miraculous to be faithful to His covenant, and He is gracious to give signs to His people along the way that He will complete what He said He would do. This is why we rehearse the gospel and partake of the signs Christ gave us when we...

In the midst of Israel's seeming oversight and the trickery of some Canaanites, we see God's covenant love poured out on Gentiles who rightly feared him and responded in faith.

God's people took time to worship and remember God's covenant faithfulness in the midst of conquest, just as Moses had commanded before entering the land - not to earn salvation, but in light of the redemption they'd already received.

God comforts His people, calls them to trust He will fulfill His covenant promises for them, and sovereignly uses human agency to accomplish the defeat of Ai as Israel continues to enter the Promised Land.

In the midst of the horrible story of Achan, his sin, and his judgment, lie patterns of God's working to overcome sin and restore His creation. Could it be that Achan gives us a glimpse of both the first and the Second Adam? For as by one...

Achan's sin shows him to be an unbelieving Canaanite rather than a true part of God's people. Covenant unfaithfulness - lack of love for, and faith in, God - is what causes the sudden turn of events in this narrative. This story makes sense...

Cornerstone's pastors share their thoughts and exhortations from their recent time together at the TGC conference.