Desert Foothills Podcast

What does it really mean to belong? In this message from 1 Corinthians 3:16–23, we’re reminded that we’re not defined by people, platforms, or the world’s approval. We belong to God. As His temple, called to live set apart, this sermon challenges us to reject worldly wisdom, stop boasting in people, and live fully in the identity Christ has already secured for us.

1. Consider how you are building on Jesus Christ 2. Do you do quality work that will stand the test of the Day and be rewarded?

In this message from 1 Corinthians 3:1-9, “Grow Up!”, we’re challenged to examine whether we’re truly maturing in our faith or remaining spiritual infants. Paul confronts the Corinthian church (and us) about living in the flesh through pride, division, and self-centeredness, instead of walking in the Spirit. This sermon calls us to humility, to stop exalting people, and to recognize that God alone...

Chris continues our 1 Corinthians Series after a break for Easter. Spiritual maturity comes through the Spirit because the Spirit knows the depths of God.

The Humble King Mark 11:1–11 Jesus entered Jerusalem not in power, but in humility, revealing a kingdom unlike what the crowd expected. He came to bring true peace, but only to those willing to receive Him on His terms. In this message, we’ll be challenged to humble ourselves as Christ humbled Himself to give us peace, to cry out to Him for the right reasons, and to stand courageously in the truth...

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Dave Anderson speaks from Luke 10:25-42 about the Good Samaritan and Mary and Martha. He speaks about how to love our neighbors and how to love God first always.

Chris dives into Jesus' parable of the talents, reflecting on the Master's judgement, His return, and the accountability we can expect from Him. Chris encourages us to be faithful in all God has given us - with the goal of being pleasing to Him.

Pastor Chris unpacks Matthew 6:19-21, showcasing the differences between treasures on earth and treasures in heaven, concluding with the heart and the role it plays in our day-to-day lives. He challenges us to seek the Lord in all things, having a kingdom mindset.

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Chris Koehn unpacks Colossians 2:6-7 revealing the truths in the passage as we jump into the new year. In this sermon he explores what it means to be rooted in Christ - our foundation - and growing in grace.

To be called as a follower of Christ is to be a witness for Him. We find the Apostle Paul engaging with the people at the Areopagus in Athens, Greece. Paul's heart posture, care for people, and proclamation of drawing near to the God of Creation is a powerful challenge to us all to be witnesses to the God who can transform lives.

We gain confidence in the God of Tomorrow when we properly place our dependence on the God of Yesterday - Who He is and What He has Done!

In todays message you will learn about how to revere God From a Humble Spirit, Recognize God's Great Reversal, and Remember that God Remembers.

Pastor Koehn discusses how God's plans may seem confusing at first, but are ultimately perfect.

This week pastor Koehn discusses the essential ingredient for peaceful Christian living.

Before we fully immerse ourselves in the Christmas season, Chris delves into the thankfulness that a leper showed towards the healing he received from Christ. Pastor Koehn uses this interaction to relate how we should cry out to, obey, and give thanks to Jesus ourselves as we endure the difficulties of life.

Pastor Koehn discusses John's third epistle and the support that believers are to provide to each other.