Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

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Jesus said, "I am the Living One. I was dead, and behold, I am alive for ever and ever" (Rev. 1:18). His resurrection is what separates Christianity from all other world religions! We serve a RISEN SAVIOR! Join us for our Easter celebration in a 20,000 sq. foot tent as Pastor Gary brings the message from Matthew 28.

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When Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey, he was hailed by the people as their "savior". But exactly what kind of "savior" were they looking for? Why did the same people turn against him in a few short days crying, "Crucify him!"? Join Pastor Gary for today's teaching on location from the Garden of Gethsemane in Jerusalem, Israel.

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Living a Christian life means that we must be aware that there are people in this world who will be constantly enticing us to compromise. They will promise you something "better" in exchange for what you have. Pressure will be put on you to relinquish your values, your principles, your honor, even your walk with God. Learn from the story of Naboth and King Ahab as Pastor Gary closes out the book of 1 Kings with a teaching on an unsung hero from chapter 21.

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Ever felt discouraged or depressed? Everyone has at some point in their lifetime! But some people struggle with it for longer periods of time than others. Yet, in some circles of the Church it's taboo to talk about Christians and depression, as if, because we have the hope of Jesus we should always be bubbly, smiling, and happy. But the reality is, even some of the great saints of the Bible suffered through despair-Elijah, Jonah, Hannah, Job, David, and Paul, to name a few. In 1 Kings 19 we see this suffering condition in Elijah's life. His despair was so great, that he even prayed to die. But God did not answer that prayer. Instead, He encouraged Elijah through a "gentle whisper."

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After the death of Solomon, there was civil war within Israel and the nation became divided. It was known by two names-the northern kingdom retained the name "Israel", and the southern kingdom was called "Judah". Each kingdom installed its own king as well. But not only was the kingdom divided, so were the hearts of the people. It was a terrible time of idolatry when the people wavered between the worship of idols and the worship of God. The prophet Elijah confronts this indecision on Mt. Carmel. Join Pastor Gary for this teaching which was recorded on location in Israel with the tour group from Cornerstone Chapel.