Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

An in-depth study of Judges 6-7.

Pastor Stephan Tchividjian shares on the life, legacy, and Biblical characteristics of his grandfather, Dr. Billy Graham. Join us as we remember Billy Graham through the eyes of his grandson and learn how those characteristics can apply to our lives as well.

An in-depth study of 1 Thessalonians 4.

Have you ever looked at all the evil, injustice, and oppression in the world and wondered where God was in all of that? Solomon did. And many people do today too. It causes some to question the existence of God, or the goodness of God, or the meaning of life. But Pastor Gary offers a perspective that will bring hope and comfort to all who have been impacted by the injustice and wickedness of our world.

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

Time is divided into 2 aspects—temporal and eternal. There are some things that will expire and come to an end (temporal), and some things that have no ending (eternal). What separates the temporal from the eternal—as far as it concerns us—is a matter of life and death. Solomon talks about all these things in chapter 3—life, death, judgment, and eternity. Listen as Pastor Gary explains how temporal life is and how inevitable death is, but how undeniable eternity is for us who believe in Jesus as our Lord and Savior!

An in-depth study of 1 Thessalonians 1.

Have you ever looked for happiness and satisfaction in different places or different people, only to end up feeling empty or disappointed? Solomon had. And he wrote about it in Ecclesiastes. His latter years were marked by a hunt for happiness, satisfaction, purpose, and meaning. He looked everywhere except up. He eventually realized that life without God is a continual “wild goose chase” without ever getting the goose. Pastor Gary teaches from chapter 2 about the common ways we mimic Solomon’s life with the Pleasure Hunt, the Measure Hunt, and the Treasure Hunt.

An in-depth study of Colossians 4.

The book of Ecclesiastes tackles some hard issues about life. Written from the perspective of an older man looking back at life, Solomon expresses disappointment, frustration, and regret. He became jaded and cynical in his latter years due to bad choices he had made over the course of a lifetime. But Ecclesiastes is not just a depressing journal of an old king, it’s a reminder that someone like Solomon can have everything in life—money, fame, power, success, relationships—and still not be satisfied if God is not in the equation. His story is repeated countless times in our world. But by the end of the book, Solomon comes to a wonderful conclusion. Join us for today’s teaching with Pastor Gary from Ecclesiastes 1.