Cornerstone Chapel - Audio Podcast

When Jesus prays for us in John 17, He asks the Father to give us UNITY. But what kind of “unity” is Jesus speaking of? Does He mean that we should just all “get along,” accepting everything and anything under the “umbrella of unity?” Not at all. Unfortunately, some Christians and/or churches, in pursuit of unity, have forsaken integrity and doctrinal purity. So how do we receive and maintain the kind of unity that Jesus prays about for us? Pastor Gary shares four points about Biblical unity in today’s study from John 17.

Join Pastor Gary for an in-depth study of 1 Samuel 9-10.

Every year on the Sunday after Thanksgiving, we take some time to praise the Lord and honor Him for all that He did at Cornerstone over the last year. We are humbled to be a part of God’s work, and we praise Him for who He is and all He has done! Join us as we take a look back and celebrate God’s goodness to us in 2022.

Join us as we hear testimonies of God's faithfulness in the lives of our congregation in 2022.

Jesus talks more about the Holy Spirit than any other single subject during His closing words to the Disciples gathered in the Upper Room for their last Passover together. He wants to assure them that even though He is going away (when He ascends back into Heaven after His crucifixion and resurrection), He will not leave them as orphans. He will send the “Helper” or “Counselor” or “Comforter” to be with them—the Holy Spirit! But who is the Holy Spirit? And what is the role of the Holy Spirit in the world today and in the life of the Believer? Pastor Gary discusses this and more in today’s study from John 14-16.

Join us as Pastor Gary Hamrick talks with special guest Eric Metaxas about his newest book "Letter to the American Church".

Join Pastor Gary for an in-depth study of 1 Samuel 7-8.

Everyone has probably prayed at some point in their lives—either out of desperation or celebration. But fewer actually practice prayer as a spiritual discipline. A “spiritual discipline” is a habit, practice, or experience designed to develop, grow, and strengthen one’s relationship with the Lord. Bible study, periodic fasting, attending church would all be examples of “spiritual disciplines”; and so is PRAYER. Prayer is communing and connecting with God. It can be audible, or from the heart; in public, or in private; while standing or sitting; with open eyes or closed eyes. God just wants to hear our hearts—not with lofty, lengthy prayers but with sincerity. In today’s study, Pastor Gary gives us three “MUSTS” about prayer in order for us to “Pray like Jesus.”

Join Pastor Gary for an in-depth study of 1 Samuel 5-6.