Cornerstone Church GR - Heritage Hill Campus

You can believe in Jesus, go to church, know the right answers, but is that the same thing as following Him?

Between work, family, errands, and everything else on the list, there's always something that needs our attention. Even when we finally get a chance to slow down, it can be hard to actually stop. So what do we do when there's always more to do?

Join Mandy Fowler and Pastor Alex Fernandez in a conversation about the last week of “I'm Glad You Asked” and a look back at the series.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Mandy Fowler and Chris McKenna (Author/Speaker and Founder of the organization Protect Young Eyes) follow up on the message from Sunday with a conversation about technology, AI, and the ways that being made in the image of God can help us engage with things that deeply impact people.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Mandy Fowler and Pastor Alex Fernandez discuss some of the different understandings of what happened on the cross and how the parable of the prodigal son reveals SO much about God--and ourselves.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

In this special extended episode, Mandy Fowler (Director of Spiritual Formation) and Ken Nash (Lead Pastor) truly dig into the things we didn't have time for on Sunday as they discuss the topic of hell and the purpose of the message for week 11 of our “I'm Glad You Asked” series.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Listen as Mandy Fowler and Barb Fay discuss forgiveness through a biblical and Christ filled lens.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Moving into week 9 of our “I'm Glad You Asked” series, Mandy Fowler and lead pastor Ken Nash discuss the importance of regularly experiencing awe of God--and how not having all the answers can be a spiritual practice.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Join Mandy Fowler and Pastor Marcus Schmidt in a conversation about hearing God's voice—how they've personally experienced God speaking, the barriers to hearing God, and more.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

For week 7 of “I'm Glad You Asked,” Mandy Fowler and Pastor Barb Fay discuss what people in heaven are experiencing now vs. after Jesus returns, and how helpful the imaginations of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien are when it comes to thinking about heaven.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Join Mandy Fowler and Lead Pastor Ken Nash in a conversation about politics in the Bible, the difference between our approach to power and Jesus' approach, and week 6 of our “I'm Glad You Asked” series.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Mandy Fowler and Pastor Marcus Schmidt talk about week 5 of our “I'm Glad You Asked” series and get into the topics of suffering, lament, and the significance of community.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Mandy Fowler and Inge Whittemore talk about week 4 of “I'm Glad You Asked,” digging into the topics of legalism and the spiritual practice of the Rule of Life.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about.But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about. But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Mandy Fowler and Lead Pastor Ken Nash discuss week 2 of “I'm Glad You Asked” and have a conversation about The Good Samaritan, Romans 14, and the fruit of our Bible interpretation.

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about.But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

BTW is back for our summer series “I'm Glad You Asked!” This week, Mandy Fowler (Director of Spiritual Formation) and Alex Fernandez (Pastor, Heritage Hill Campus) discuss the origins of the Bible and why it's important for Christians to know about them … plus, what about the extra books some traditions have?

Everyone has questions about God and faith, and they aren't always easy to talk about.But what if our questions aren't something to avoid, but an invitation to go deeper in our faith?

Sometimes, the way we handle pressure, relationships, or pain just feels automatic. Like we're wired to respond a certain way. But what happens when we follow Jesus and let him begin to reshape what's underneath it all?

Sometimes, the way we handle pressure, relationships, or pain just feels automatic. Like we're wired to respond a certain way. But what happens when we follow Jesus and let him begin to reshape what's underneath it all?

Sometimes, the way we handle pressure, relationships, or pain just feels automatic. Like we're wired to respond a certain way. But what happens when we follow Jesus and let him begin to reshape what's underneath it all?

Sometimes, the way we handle pressure, relationships, or pain just feels automatic. Like we're wired to respond a certain way. But what happens when we follow Jesus and let him begin to reshape what's underneath it all.

Sometimes, the way we handle pressure, relationships, or pain just feels automatic. Like we're wired to respond a certain way. But what happens when we follow Jesus and let him begin to reshape what's underneath it all.

Sometimes, the way we handle pressure, relationships, or pain just feels automatic. Like we're wired to respond a certain way. But what happens when we follow Jesus and let him begin to reshape what's underneath it all.

We've reached the end of our “Eyes Wide Open” series through the Gospel of John! Lead Pastor Ken Nash and Director of Spiritual Formation Mandy Fowler look back on the series and talk about what's ahead.

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don't always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?

We're into Holy Week! In this episode, Mandy Fowler and Pastor Marcus Schmidt talk about pausing at Good Friday and sitting with the image of Jesus on the cross. What does the cross reveal about God?

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don't always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?

Most of us already have ideas about what God is like, shaped by opinions, assumptions, and expectations. But we don't always stop to think about where those ideas came from. What if seeing God clearly starts by slowing down and really paying attention to the life of Jesus?