Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

Join us as guest speaker Stephan Tchividjian teaches about having a curious hunger for the bible, surrendering to what the Lord is calling you to do, and having accountability in your life.

Join us as guest speaker Tony Perkins teaches from the book of Nehemiah regarding rebuilding the "walls" in our lives.

An in-depth study of Nehemiah 5.

When King Saul disobeyed God for the second time, Samuel the prophet rebuked him and said that God had rejected him as king and had "sought out a man after his own heart." That reference was about David. But as we know, David had his own sin issues and struggles. Yet God never took away the throne from David as He had done with Saul. What was it about David that made him "a man after God's heart"? Find out in today's study as Pastor Gary challenges all of us to be people after God's heart.

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King Saul, the first king of Israel, prefers to live by a 90% rule: Obey God 90% of the time, and that's good enough. But that attitude will be his downfall. And that attitude could be our downfall as well. Will we always obey God 100% of the time? No. And thankfully there is grace! But the goal should never be that 90% is good enough. Jesus said, "If you love me, you will obey what I command" (John 14:15).

Join us as Pastor Turner Miles continues his series in the book of Nehemiah.

In 1 Samuel 8, God reluctantly gives the Israelites what they want-an earthly king. They are driven by a desire to be just like the nations around them, but they have no idea how good they have it with God! So Saul is conferred as the first king of Israel. His selection as king is remarkably similar to our journey in becoming a Christian. How so? Find out in today's study as Pastor Gary Hamrick takes us through 1 Samuel 8-11.

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Between 1 Samuel 4-7 the Israelites engage in war with the Philistines. The Israelites suffer a humiliating and devastating loss to the Philistines in Chapter 4, but by Chapter 7, the Israelites experience a tremendous victory by the help of God. The difference between these two battles is important for all of us to understand: God is not a "good-luck charm" that you can simply bring out when you need it. God's power and presence are realized through relationship with Him. It is only by God's help that we can experience "victory" in our lives through knowing Him.