Dyllan, a junior at Cornerstone University, gives a chapel message on John 14:6, specifically diving into Jesus' statement that He is "The Way."

Tudor Dixon, political commentator and Cornerstone University National President’s Fellow, shares her testimony, encouraging students to place their trust in Christ, the only Way, Truth, and Life.

Rebekah Gilbert, a senior at CU, continues our student chapel series focusing on John 11:25 where Jesus states, "I am the resurrection and the life."

Matt Wallace, assistant professor of education & women's basketball assistant coach at CU, encouraged students to “lace up” for the daily spiritual battle between the way of Jesus and the lies of the enemy, reminding them that Jesus has already faced and conquered temptation.

Chad & Marlana Smith, Cornerstone alumni, shared a powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness during their time serving in Guatemala with World Orphans.

Our esteemed national panelists–Patrick Brown, Ian Rowe, Dr. Christina Hoff Sommers, and Catalina Stubbe–discuss and challenge today's assumptions about the role and influence of the family.

Moderated by Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño, president of Cornerstone University,  panelists tackle a host of questions and assumptions surrounding contemporary debates about the family and its future.

Panelists include:

• Patrick T. Brown, Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and member of the EPPC’s national Life and Family Initiative.
• Ian V. Rowe, Vertex Partnership Academies founder and American Enterprise Institute senior fellow
• Dr. Christina Hoff Sommers , Philosopher and senior fellow emeritus at the American Enterprise Institute.
• Catalina Stubbe , Director of outreach for Moms for Liberty

Dr. Rob Rienow, co-founder of Visionary Family Ministries and author, shared a very encouraging message about the power of family forgiveness. Working from a Biblical framework, he reminded students that time is not what heals, God is.

Pastor David, lead pastor at Frontline Community Church, encourages students that who they are called to be in Christ is of greater importance than what they are called to do in their career.

Cole Moore, the Graduate Assistant for Spiritual Formation, continues our series on Jesus' "I am" statements. He invites students to consider Christ's words when He says, " I am the Good Shepherd" and "I am the Door of the Sheep."