Fountain City Church

In today's episode, Dave and Donny talk about week 1 of our "If/Then" series and how your past and your shame don't define you anymore when you are a new creation in Christ.

Pastor Donny Wadley explores what it means to truly be changed by Christ. As a new creation, we’re called to leave the old life behind, seek the things above, and live with Christ at the center of our thoughts, priorities, and desires.

Today on the podcast, Dave and Donny talk about how the Lord moved at Renew and how we can walk renewed in our every day lives.

"Your life moves in the direction of your strongest thought. Renewal is not becoming a better version of your old self -- it is bringing your thinking into agreement with who God says you already are. You do not live for acceptance. You live from it."

In this FINAL episode of our podcast, we hear from Pastor Donny about how he has been preparing for Renew26 and his heart for Fountain City Church this week and beyond.

What if the greatest barrier between where we are and where God wants to take us is not our circumstances, but the way we see? Romans 12:1-2 lays out a radical invitation: stop trying to fix yourself and start surrendering to the One who actually can. The Apostle Paul opens with the phrase 'by the mercies of God,' and that is no accident. Everything that follows rests on the foundation of what God...

In this surprise episode of 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, we hear from Nick Campbell (Worship Pastor) about the behind-the-scenes of the conference, looking back on Renew25, and the beautiful "cost of worship" we experience as followers of Jesus.

In the final episode of our 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, we walk through 1 Corinthians 2:1-5 and Paul's invitation to know nothing but Jesus Christ and Him crucified.

"Come to me, all who are weary and I will give you rest." Jesus does not say throw off every yoke. He says take MY yoke. The deepest renewal is not a fresh feeling — it is a fresh surrender. Stop pulling. Let him lead.

In this episode, we walk through Philippians 4:1-7 and Paul's invitation to rejoice in the Lord always.

In this episode, we walk through Romans 12:1-2 as a guided prayer to seek the Lord for spiritual renewal.

In this episode, we hear from Sullivan Brady (our Thursday night speaker) about how God brought him from Papua New Guinea to Asheville, North Carolina, and the vibrant faith of youth culture.

In this episode, we revisit Cory Lethgo's message "Raise Your Expectations" from Renew25.

In this episode, we look back at Mark McKeehan's message from the fourth session of Renew25, "Christ in Me, the Hope of Glory".

In this episode, we hear from Sam & Sophie about what it means to follow Jesus in today's culture.

In this episode, we hear from Becky and Ella about seeking God in the secret place, trusting Him in the uncomfortable, and bringing rhythms of prayer into their lives.

"Yet even now, return to Me with all your heart." God is not saying you should have come back sooner. He is saying come back today. The door is still open. Do you believe IN God, or do you actually believe God? Real belief moves.

In this guided prayer, we walk through John 17 and Jesus's prayer for unity for us.

In this guided prayer, we walk through several passages with one refrain: Renew Us.

In this episode, Donny & Dave sit down with good friend (and Sunday speaker) Mark McKeehan from Grace Fellowship International to talk about rejection, renewal, and the Abundant Life.

Today, TJ wants to stop and celebrate with you for 10 minutes on lives being eternally changed, trouble makers changing to peacemakers, and God’s continued faithfulness.

In this episode, Donny & Dave interview good friend Cory Lethgo (Pastor of Riverstone Church in South Knoxville) about how God is moving at Riverstone, recapping last year, looking ahead to Wednesday night of Renew, and the urgent message of Romans 12.

In this episode, we get to hear from Gerald Lay, an elder of Fountain City Church and on staff as Facilities Director, about the gift of discipline, watching God work through generations, and treasuring the opportunity to spend time with Him.