Dr. Julián Guzmán gave a message to students from Ephesians 2:10, teaching what it means to be God's 'workmanship' and encouraging students to go and do good works they were created for.

Pastor Craig Perry, teaching pastor at Forest Hills Baptist Church, spoke to students from Philippians 2:1-4, encouraging them to grow into humble members of the local church unified by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Cheryl Steele Tinsley, Cornerstone alumni, spoke to students, telling her incredible survival story and encouraging them to seek God and understand that He has a purpose for the storms of life.

Dr. Michael Wittmer, professor of systematic and historical theology at Cornerstone Theological Seminary, to consider their relationships with Jesus Christ and to be faithfully attending local churches.

Christianity in America: Declining Toward Insignificance or Resurging Toward Revival? Featuring guests Eric Metaxas, Derryck Green and Tara Beth Leach.

Cornerstone kicked off Mental Health Awareness Week with a message called Resilience from Pastor Nate Wagner, the director of Cornerstone's health and counseling services.

Zach Hamilton, student body president at Cornerstone University, challenges students to bear one another's burdens as Paul commands in Galatians 6:2.

Tate Radaz, director of Chapel Ministries & Spiritual Formation at Cornerstone University, speaks to students from Matthew 11:28-30, encouraging them to bring the burden of sin to Christ to find "rest for their souls".

Jonathan Espinoza, associate pastor of Hispanic ministries at Grand Rapids First, spoke to students this morning about The Look of Jesus, and how Jesus restored Peter from his betrayal to being the foundational piece of the early church. Pastor Espinoza spoke in Spanish, and his message was translated by Cornerstone President Gerson Moreno-Riaño.

Pastor David Doerner of Frontline Community Church in Grand Rapids speaks to students, asking them the question, "how well do you know Jesus?", and challenging them to seek a deeper relationship with Him.