Cornerstone Chapel - Video Podcast

The seventh and final letter to the churches in Asia Minor deals with spiritual apostasy. The Bible predicts that there will be an abandoning of the truth and a falling away from the faith in the latter days just prior to the return of Christ. We are seeing that happening in the Church today and must be on our guard against becoming self-sufficient or lukewarm about the things of God. Join Pastor Gary Hamrick as he teaches on the Church in Laodicea.

There is no perfect church. You've heard the old saying - "If you find one, don't join it: you'll ruin it!" There is, however, a model church among the seven churches of Revelation-the church in Philadelphia. Jesus commends them for several things and does not rebuke them about anything. It represents the TRUE Church that will be rescued at the rapture prior to the Tribulation that will come upon the whole earth. Find out more in today's study from Revelation 3.

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2000 years ago, Jesus Christ rose from the dead - it was a miracle morning! Jesus said, "Because I live, you also shall live." He promises us new life in Him as a free gift for all who believe and receive. Open your hearts to the resurrection story as Pastor Gary shares from the gospel of Matthew.

Passover Sermon

People go to great lengths to make sure that they present a good image of themselves. But reputation may not be reality. Such was the case with the church in Sardis-they looked good on the outside, but inside they were spiritually dead. Many people in our world walk around like they "have it all together", when in reality they are falling apart inside. Find out in today's study of Revelation 3:1-6 what God has in store for those who exchange outward reputation for inward restoration.

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Jesus commends the church in Thyatira for four things: their love, faith, service, and perseverance. But He has a harsh rebuke for the one thing they were not doing well: they tolerated the wicked influence of Jezebel, which was idolatry. Even though we may not bow down to idols today, idolatry is still all around us. There is a difference between idolatry of the hand, and idolatry of the heart. The latter is still a struggle for most Christians today. Join us in our study of this 4th letter to the Seven Churches.

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Pergamum is derived from the Greek word "gamos" meaning, marriage. There was a mixed marriage of godliness and worldliness among some in this church, and Jesus called them to repentance. God is zealous for His honor among His people and He does not want us to tolerate compromise in our lives. Turn in your Bibles to Revelation 2 as we continue in our study of the Letters to the Seven Churches.