Cornerstone University Chapel

Mike Derienzo, former chaplain of the US Army, preached to students from Revelation 3 and offers them three invitations from Scripture as they head into the summer.

Andrew VanderMaas, pastor of Christ Church PCA, preached to CU students about the life of David and what it meant for him to be a man after God's own heart.

Tate Radaz, Cornerstone's Executive Director of Spiritual Formation and Christian Community, preached to CU students about 7 implications of Christ's resurrection.

Darrell Yoder, professor of ministry at Cornerstone, preached to CU students from Hebrews 2 about the life ropes that keep us tethered to Christ.

Liam McHugh, a sophomore at Cornerstone, closed out CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount by preaching on the two foundation's of Matthew 7:24-27.

Ryan Bomberger, founder of the Radiance Foundation, shared his story with the Cornerstone community and preached about the sanctity of human life.

Dr. Mike Wittmer, professor of systematic and historical theology at Cornerstone Theological Seminary and pastor of Cedar Springs Baptist church, preached to students from Galatians 2:20 about what it means to be crucified with Christ.

Andrew Galanes, a junior at Cornerstone, continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount by preaching on Matthew 7:21-23.

Amber Koester, a representative from King's Table, a non-profit in Grand Rapids who provides support for people with disabilities, spoke to students about the work that King's Table does.

Jada Thomas, a Cornerstone senior, continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount by preaching from Matthew 7:13-14 about the road to life and the road to destruction.

Dr. Doug Groothuis, who serves as Cornerstone's research professor of Christian Apologetics and Worldview, taught students about five things that the atoning work of Jesus Christ accomplished for us.

Steve Welch, who serves as a pastor of Magnify Church, preached from students about the link between great forgiveness and great love from Luke 7:36-50.

Aaron Jerome, who serves as a Mobilizer for Reaching & Teaching Ministries, preached from Ephesians 3:1-11, showing students the central role of the church in the work of global missions.

Paul Davis, president of ABWE, preached to Cornerstone about the heart of Christ for the lost and suffering in the world.

Madison Cone, who serves as a Promotional Projects Specialist at Samaritan's Purse, kicked off Global Impact Week by reminding students about the supremacy of God over all creation, and how there is no excuse to not know God.

Eli Hart, a senior at Cornerstone, continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a sermon from Matthew 7:7-12.

Dr. Mark Mayfield shared his testimony with students and spoke to them about the topic of loneliness in preparation for Cornerstone's Wisdom Conversation.

Dr. Sergio da Silva, professor of psychology at Cornerstone, preached to students from Hebrews 12:1-3, preaching to students about the five invitations to pursue Christ that are found in these verses.

Sarah Klingenberg, Cornerstone's Student Body President, continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a sermon from Matthew 7:1-6 about judging others.

Tate Radaz, Cornerstone's Executive Director of Spiritual Formation, preached to students from Matthew 12:22-33, teaching what faith - even weak faith - produces.

AJ Gillespie, director of college ministry at Berkley Hills Church, preached to students about the love of God from I John 4.

Cornerstone senior David Sell continues CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a sermon from Matthew 5:33-34, encouraging students to seek God's Kingdom first.

Cornerstone President Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño gets interviewed during chapel by Student Body President and Vice President Sarah Klingenberg and Elijah Pleune.

Cornerstone senior Faith Benedict continues CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount, preaching from Matthew 6:25-32, encouraging students to fight and win the war on worry.

Tate Radaz, Cornerstone's Executive Director of Spiritual Formation, continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount by preaching from Matthew 6:22-24.

Cornerstone junior Kaeana Hinkle continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount by preaching from Matthew 6:19-21 encouraging students to lay their treasure in heaven.

Ian Rowe, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and one of Cornerstone's President's Fellows, reminded Cornerstone students that one of the greatest gifts that God has given us is the agency to change the world.

Eric Palmer, Young Adult Director at Chapel Pointe Church, preached from Philippians 1:12-26, encouraging students to see everything that happens to them as an opportunity to see Christ's Gospel advanced.

Cornerstone senior Cole Moore continues CU Chapel's series in the Sermon on the Mount by preaching from Matthew 6:16-18 on the topic of fasting.

Kurt Dillinger, the founder and president of LIFE International, taught students that human life and God's mission of salvation are intertwined from John 3:16, the most pro-life verse in the Bible.

Nate Wagner, director of counseling at Cornerstone University, taught students to remember that what transforms us is greater than what forms us.

Tate Radaz, Cornerstone's Executive Director of Spiritual Formation and Christian Community, preached from Galatians 4:4-6, encouraging students to remember Jesus during the Christmas season.

Matt Bell, Director of Spiritual Life at Northpointe High School, preached a sermon on gratitude and how we can remain grateful as Christians from Psalm 116.

Cornerstone Junior Abi Bandstra continued CU's series on the Sermon on the Mount, preaching on forgiveness from Matthew 6:14-15.

Cornerstone President Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño encourages Cornerstone students to know and to follow the roadmap of the race of life.

Dr. Joel Beeke, Chancellor of Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation, preached to students about the threefold office of Christ as our great Prophet, Priest, and King.

Charlie Gretzinger, a Cornerstone Senior, preached on the Lord's Prayer as part of CU's Sermon on the Mount chapel series

Dr. Douglas Groothuis, research professor of Apologetics and Christian Worldview at Cornerstone, preaches on the theology of the Logos from John 1.

Army chaplain Mike Derienzo preached from Matthew 6:25-34, encouraging Cornerstone students to seek first the Kingdom of God in their work, in their relationships, and with their time.

Cornerstone junior Landon Waltz continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount, preaching to students about how we ought to pray as we see in Matthew 6:5-8.

David Woollin, CEO of Reformation Heritage Books and pastor at Grace Immanuel Reformed Baptist Church, preached to Cornerstone students about the supremacy of God over all things and all times.

Executive Director of Spiritual Formation Tate Radaz interviews the deans of the four academic schools at Cornerstone, asking them about their walk with the Lord about their passion for serving the students at Cornerstone.

Cornerstone senior Keziah Alatis continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a message from Matthew 6:1-4 about how we practice our righteousness.

Pastor Rod VanSolkema of Crossroads Bible Church continued Cornerstone's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a teaching from Matthew 5:43-48.

Mason Brooks, a Cornerstone senior, delivers a sermon from Matthew 5:38-42 about the Lord's teaching on how we are to handle justice.

Cornerstone president Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño interviewed church planter and pastor Floriano Ramos Esponda, asking him questions about his ministry to challenge and encourage students.

Rebekah Alvaro, a Cornerstone alumni, delivered a convicting message from Matthew 5:33-37 about taking oaths and controlling our speech.

Cornerstone senior Bergen Lindahl continued CU's series in the Sermon on the Mount with a message on divorce from Matthew 5:31-32.

Keith Cureton, CEO of Bethany Christian Services, spoke to Cornerstone students about the joy of being a part of the work that God is doing in His kingdom.

Cornerstone senior and student body president Johnny Knight delivers a message about lust from Matthew 5:27-30, challenging the students to see the seriousness of this sin.