In a recent teaching, we examined Peter’s powerful message in Acts 4, where he proclaimed Jesus Christ as the cornerstone of faith. Filled with the Holy Spirit, Peter addressed Israel’s rulers, asserting that the healing of a lame man was through Jesus’ name, whom they crucified and God raised. This highlighted Jesus as the cornerstone, a concept from Psalm 118 and echoed by Jesus in Matthew 21. The teaching explored salvation’s multifaceted meaning, emphasizing that no other name under heaven offers salvation, which includes deliverance from sin and the promise of eternal life. The discussion also considered the imagery of fire and brimstone in Revelation as divine purification. Ultimately, the teaching encourages reflection on Jesus as the cornerstone of faith and the sole source of true salvation.