Mark Tremaine, Cornerstone's Advisor of Advancement, shares a personal story of how the Lord worked to restore a shattered relationship.

Faith Kurtz, a junior at Cornerstone, continued Cornerstone's Hebrews 11 series with a message about the faith of Abraham and Sarah from Hebrews 11:8-16.

Continuing on the theme of friendship for the year, Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño invited a panel of Cornerstone alumni to speak to students about their experiences of friendships and what it takes to build godly friendships that last.

Kelsey Roth, a junior at CU, continued the Friday series on Hebrews 11 in a message about the faith of Noah, as seen in Hebrews 11:7.

Cornerstone University had the privilege of welcoming Kay Coles James to speak to give her testimony about maintaining faith while working in the public, government sphere.

Chapel today was an Evangelism Workshop, led by Cornerstone's Office of Spiritual Formation, walking students through two methods of evangelism to equip them to fulfill the Great Commission.

Tate Radaz, director of Campus Ministries at Cornerstone, continued Cornerstone's Hebrews 11 series by giving a message on the faith of Enoch, giving students 6 principles from Enoch's life.

Tate Radaz, director of Campus Ministries at Cornerstone University, spoke to students about what it truly means to love God.

Dr. Kevin Hall spoke to students about the importance of community, and how the blood of Christ unites us and breaks down borders of separation between us.

Ryne Flickinger, a Cornerstone senior, spoke to students today from Hebrews 11:4 about the posture of worship that Abel had in his offering to God, given by faith.