Cornerstone Chapel - Audio Podcast

An in-depth study of 2 Kings 19-20:11.

The Old Testament Law tells us that anyone who violates just one of God’s commandments is guilty of breaking them all, and that every “lawbreaker” is under a curse. But the good news is that Jesus Christ bore the curse intended for us when He was nailed to a tree! Jesus reversed the curse! Follow along in today’s Bible study as Pastor Gary shares the importance of faith over law and how we are justified by faith alone in Christ alone.

Sometimes Christians are reluctant to be bold in their faith for fear of what others may think. Even the apostle Peter briefly fell into this trap, and Paul had to confront him about his hypocrisy. “Quiet Christianity” is when you act one way around some people, and a different way around other people who do not share your beliefs. In today’s study, Pastor Gary gives us steps to overcome “quiet Christianity” so that we can be bold and courageous in our faith.

An in-depth study of 2 Kings 17:34-18:37.

Many well-meaning people believe that being a good person is good enough to get to heaven. But the truth is, there is only one way—salvation is by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone!  Jesus is the only way to heaven. In the book of Galatians, Paul addresses this important truth and says that any person or demon who tells you a “different gospel” should be accursed! Join Pastor Gary for today’s study from Galatians 1.

An in-depth study of 2 Kings 16:17-17:33.

Join us as Ryan Ries, co-founder of The Whosoevers Movement, teaches about the battle between the flesh and the Spirit. Through real-life stories, Biblical truth, and a call to action, he challenges Believers to walk in the light, resist the enemy, and live fully surrendered to Jesus. This message will inspire you to trust God, break free from strongholds, and step boldly into your calling.

An in-depth study of 2 Kings 15:32-16:16.

“A thorn in the flesh” can be anything or anyone that causes you pain or suffering. Paul did not define exactly what his was, but it may have been physical affliction or external opposition. Either way, his "thorn" was painful and difficult, and he learned much from his trial as he persevered through it. How well do you handle the pain in your life? What is your “thorn in the flesh” and how should you persevere through it? Pastor Gary gives an encouraging word to help those who are going through trials in today’s study from 2 Corinthians 12.

An in-depth study of 2 Kings 14:14-15:31.