Tate Radaz, director of Spiritual Formation at Cornerstone, spoke to students from Ephesians 4:29. Tate challenged students to understand the destructive power that our words hold, while encouraging them to build one another up in what they say.

Gannon Fox, a senior at Cornerstone, spoke to students from John 13:34-35, challenging them to follow Christ's new command for us to love like He has loved us.

Pastor Joel Wayne of Chapel Pointe Church spoke to Cornerstone students about the parable of the lost sheep, reminding them of the love that God has for us.

Rebekah Alvaro, a senior at Cornerstone, spoke from Proverbs 3:5-6, challenging students to evaluate if they truly trust God as Scripture commands it, and to see him as trustworthy of trust.

Cornerstone president Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño continued his series on the demands of friendship, teaching students Biblical commands of friendship and the example that God gives us of what it means to be friends.

Student Karis Foster spoke to students from Matthew 6:14-15, encouraging them to understand and embrace the need for forgiven people to forgive people.

Cornerstone President Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño spoke to students this morning about the demands of friendship, with Christ as our example of what it truly means to be friends with one another.

Darrell Yoder, professor of ministry at Cornerstone, spoke to students about the story of the Prodigal Son, challenging them to think deeply about what it means to be loved by God.

Cornerstone students had a unique opportunity to hear from Dr. Tracy Terrill and others from Shepherds College, a college for students with intellectual disabilities. With the team from Shepherds was three students who gave testimonies on how the school has impacted their life and faith walk.

Student Kelsey Roth, a junior at Cornerstone, spoke to students from Matthew 7:21-23.