Category: Featured

  • (Re)Thinking God

    (Re)Thinking God

    The following guest post was contributed by Cornerstone teacher and professor of English, Dr. Debbie Williams. I’ve spent my life forced to rethink my perceptions of God.

  • Randy Harris interview

    Randy Harris interview

    After this week’s Spotlight, Vic McCracken sat down with Randy Harris to consider practical responses to weighty, often abstract ideas. They addressed several key questions raised by students: What do you mean when you call us to be skeptical Christians? Is there really one correct way to understand God? How do you defend the work…

  • Waiting for Answers

    Waiting for Answers

    The following guest post was contributed by Cornerstone teacher and assistant professor of English, Dr. Bill Carroll. When I reflect on the challenges I have faced in my own decision-making process, I confess that I have always been jealous of those whose faith gives them great confidence as they make important decisions, particularly during challenges…

  • Dr. Jeanene Reese interview

    Dr. Jeanene Reese interview

    Today’s spotlight asked whether God’s will is a plan to be discovered or a path to be followed. After you’ve had a chance to look over some of the Spotlight Resources on Dr. Reese’s speaker page, you’ll want to listen to her follow-up podcast with Dr. Vic McCracken. LISTEN to Cornerstone Podcast – Dr. Reese…

  • Immigration Producer interview

    Immigration Producer interview

    This week on the Cornerstone Podcast, Dr. Vic McCracken interviews the Story Producer for the Immigration episode of 30 Days, Kim MacQuarrie. Kim is a writer, a Emmy-award winning documentary filmmaker, and an anthropologist who lived in Peru for five years, leading to the contact of an indigenous tribe of Amazonians called the Yora who…

  • Baptism by Fire and Shoes that Hurt

    Baptism by Fire and Shoes that Hurt

    The following guest post was contributed by Cornerstone teacher and assistant professor of Social Work, Dr. Stephen Baldridge. My first job out of college was working as a case manager for Medicaid. What the job basically entailed was me going into homes that had sick kids, and helping them find resources. Sounds easy, right?