We live in a nation that is divided. The Bible tells us to seek Him first…and live, or else. We must return to God or judgment will surely come if we don’t change. We have a sin problem. We must repent so that God can heal our land. Who are you walking with? Are you walking with God, or are you walking away from him?

What is your potential? Are you destroying it with negative thoughts? Saturate your life with God’s Word and release your full potential. You have a mountain full of God-given potential. Stop playing with sandcastles. Nothing is impossible to those who believe.

”Get a grip” is what we tell someone when they need to gain control over something in their life. Sometimes it’s your attitude, your habits, your spending, your thinking… When God is dealing with you, and He wants you to get a grip… He deals with you alone. God isn’t dealing with your circumstances or other people. He deals directly with you. If you will allow God to change you and work in you, your burden will be lifted, your conflict will be resolved. Your blessings will be more than you can contain. All that you have is because of God’s goodness and all that you are is because of his blessings.

Sixty-five years ago, Pastor Hagee preached his first sermon, “A Place Called Calvary.” That was the message then, and the message of the cross today is still the greatest message in the Word of God. Enjoy this walk down memory lane as Pastor talks about the amazing accomplishments that God has allowed Cornerstone to be a part of throughout his 65 years in ministry. To God be the glory!

God doesn’t need us. He wants us to have a relationship with him, to accomplish our purpose here on earth. Are you giving him your best offering? As a man sows, so shall he reap. Like Cain and Abel, we have a choice in what we are going to give the Lord. We can choose to do the right thing and enjoy the best possible outcome, or we can choose to be angry. Don’t allow anger to dictate your actions. This can easily lead down a sinful pathway. Instead, rule over your emotions and allow God to lead you in truth and righteousness.

The greatest battles are fought on the battlefield of your mind. This is where your spiritual success or failure is determined. Your top priority is focusing on who God is and who you are through him. Your thoughts determine your attitude, and your attitude determines your accomplishments. Choose to be the victor and not the victim!

Dive into God’s Word, that you might believe his promises when you need a miracle. No matter how broken and desperate you are, He is still a miracle-working God. Jesus crossed many lines for you, laying down his life that you might have eternal life. Have faith in him and He will move your mountains of impossibility.

Worry is practical atheism. God is all powerful and in absolute control. Have you given up hope? Be anxious for nothing. Worry paralyzes your mind and steals your joy. There is no need to worry when you serve the Prince of Peace.

We are the created, not the Creator. We often see this struggle in the world around us. It began in Genesis and continues to this day. Who gets the glory? The Word tells us that God shares his power and his Kingdom, but He does not share his glory with anyone. We have a very real adversary in the devil. He wants to distract us from giving God the glory that He deserves. But we must keep our focus on our Creator, following the mandates found in his holy Word.

Storms come in all shapes and sizes, and on nobody’s schedule. How you respond determines whether you weather the storm in victory or victimization. Regardless of your circumstances, you are more than a conqueror through Christ Jesus. God is using the storm to prepare you for your divine destiny.

In Genesis, God shares a prehistoric look at the world that existed before mankind and He sets the foundation for what He expects in the future. There are no accidents in God’s Word, no chaos. Nothing happens by chance. God orchestrates every move; everything has a divine purpose. In everything give thanks. The Scripture tells us to “tend to the garden.” God can redeem your work and anoint you to do the work He has given you.