Mandy Fowler and Pastor Steve Place discuss our last week of the “Rooted” series and dig into the equal calling of all believers.  

Life can feel unsteady, and we’re all looking for something solid to hold onto. But what if the strength we need doesn’t come from holding on tighter, but from being rooted in something that lasts?

Mandy Fowler and Tracy Bowers (Cornerstone’s Director of Outreach) talk about week 5 of our Rooted message series, which explored Matthew 25:31-46 and the repeated concern of God for the “least of these.” Plus, another example of “Bible crime” and more about the opportunities we have with our local partners.  

Life can feel unsteady, and we’re all looking for something solid to hold onto. But what if the strength we need doesn’t come from holding on tighter, but from being rooted in something that lasts?

Mandy Fowler and Pastor Ken Nash discuss the significance of Christian community and our Romans 12:5 call to “belong to one another”—plus the barriers we face to living that way.  

Life can feel unsteady, and we’re all looking for something solid to hold onto. But what if the strength we need doesn’t come from holding on tighter, but from being rooted in something that lasts?

This week, our “Rooted” message series takes us into “the messy middle.” Mandy Fowler and Lead Pastor Ken Nash unpack what this is, what makes it so difficult, and the understanding of Scripture and Jesus that bring us to this place in a time when people are becoming more and more polarized.  

Life can feel unsteady, and we’re all looking for something solid to hold onto. But what if the strength we need doesn’t come from holding on tighter, but from being rooted in something that lasts?

We’re moving into week 2 of our message series “Rooted.” In this episode, Mandy Fowler and Pastor Alex Fernandez talk about sanctifying grace, what it means to abide in Christ, and the gardening metaphor that Jesus uses in John 15.

Life can feel unsteady, and we’re all looking for something solid to hold onto. But what if the strength we need doesn’t come from holding on tighter, but from being rooted in something that lasts?