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.