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Eric Metaxas, a distinguished President’s Fellow of Cornerstone University, shares what it was like to watch the towers fall — and what it means to face real evil without losing hope. He reminded our campus that history is not a story we get to set aside, that Jesus has conquered death and that every student in that room is precious to Christ.
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In today's chapel, President Gerson Moreno-Riaño kicks off the new academic year by introducing the 2026-2027 theme — "Jesus is Coming Again."
Dr. Doug Groothuis, distinguished CU Professor of Apologetics and Worldview, encourages students with a message on the second coming of Christ, calling them to holiness and to set their minds on the grace that is to come when He returns.
Alisa Childers, author and Christian apologist, kicks off Christ and Culture Week in chapel and shares her journey of how the testing of her faith led her to be convinced that Scripture is true. She points students to God’s good design for biblical sexuality and to the hope of the gospel.
Dr. Mike Wittmer, professor of Systematic Theology at Cornerstone Theological Seminary, shares a message in chapel about what hope is, and he encourages students to consider what—or who—their only hope is.
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