Foothills Church (Video)

This sermon explores Galatians 5:16-26, emphasizing that spiritual fruit is produced through consistent connection with the Holy Spirit. Just as trees in an orchard naturally bear fruit when properly rooted and nourished, we too can bear spiritual fruit when we remain connected to Christ and yield to the Spirit's guidance.

This sermon explores the gift of tongues as discussed in 1 Corinthians 14. We delve into Paul's guidance on how this spiritual gift should be used within the church. The sermon emphasizes that while tongues are a genuine spiritual gift, they must be used in an orderly manner that edifies the entire body of Christ. We learn that the ultimate purpose of all spiritual gifts, including tongues, is to...

This sermon explores how the Holy Spirit equips and empowers every believer with spiritual gifts. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12, Ephesians 4, and 1 Peter 4, we learn that these gifts are given to each of us for the common good, to build up the body of Christ, and ultimately to glorify Jesus. The sermon challenged us to recognize, embrace, and use our God-given gifts, reminding us that the Spirit n...

This sermon explores the vital topic of listening to the Holy Spirit. Delve into how God communicates with us today, realizing that the Holy Spirit continues to speak to believers. The message highlights the importance of cultivating a practice of listening, discerning God's voice amidst life's distractions, and the transformative power of engaging in intimate conversation with God through His Spi...

This Sunday is our Missions update with Jamin! Come hear about all the wonderful things God is doing through in and through our students!

This sermon explores Galatians 5:25 and its implications for our spiritual lives. It unpacks what it means to keep in step with the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that while we live by the Spirit, actively keeping in step with Him is a choice we must make daily. This process involves yielding to God's will, being patient with our spiritual growth, and winning the battles against our flesh.

The sermon explores the critical role of the Holy Spirit in awakening us to our need for Christ, indwelling us upon salvation, and continually transforming us throughout our Christian journey. It emphasizes that from start to finish, the Holy Spirit is the key player in the Christian life, enabling us to begin and continue our relationship with God.

This sermon explores the vital role of the Holy Spirit in our Christian lives. Pastor Brian emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is not just an abstract concept, but a personal, active presence of God within us. We learn that Jesus promised the Holy Spirit as an even greater gift than His physical presence, enabling us to live out our faith fully. The sermon highlights nine specific ways the Holy Spiri...

This sermon explores the critical role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life and why many believers struggle to live victoriously. We learned that awareness and cooperation with the Holy Spirit is key to thriving in our faith journey. The sermon highlights common misconceptions about the Holy Spirit and emphasizes the importance of understanding and relying on His presence and power in our dail...

Today is our Annual Meeting: Budget & Ministry Celebration!

Paul’s letter to the church in Corinth challenges us to seek unity, surrender our freedoms, and use our gifting to serve and strengthen the church and Christ’s mission.

This sermon examines how love is the heart of what makes spiritual gifts meaningful and how it's the true measure of spiritual maturity. We are challenged to reconsider our understanding of spirituality, emphasizing that God measures our growth not by how gifted we are, but by how loving we are.

This sermon explores the profound concept of the Church as the Body of Christ. The message emphasizes our unity in diversity, the importance of every member, and how our individual roles contribute to the overall health and function of the church. We are not just saved from something, but saved into something - the living, breathing presence of Jesus on earth.

This sermon focuses on how God gives spiritual gifts to every believer for the benefit of the whole body of Christ. We are reminded of the limited time we have on earth and challenged to consider how we're investing our lives. The message emphasizes that true fulfillment comes from using our God-given gifts to serve others and contribute to something greater than ourselves.

This sermon dives into how the Lord's Supper provides vital spiritual nourishment for believers. We learn that it's is not just a personal ritual, but a powerful symbol of our unity in Christ and a proclamation of the Gospel. The sermon emphasizes the importance of approaching communion with the right heart attitude, self-examination, and an understanding of its deep spiritual significance.

Today, we explore Paul's teachings on proper worship and the roles of men and women in the church. We examine how our freedom in Christ should be used to glorify God and benefit others, rather than as a license for self-indulgence. The sermon highlights the importance of understanding cultural context, maintaining appropriate distinctions between men and women in worship, and recognizing the vital...

Celebrate Easter with us as we rejoice in the hope and victory of Jesus’ resurrection!  We will explore the profound implications of Christ's resurrection based on 1 Corinthians 15:42-58. Jesus' resurrection not only validates His identity as the Son of God but also has transformative effects on our lives, both present and future. The sermon emphasizes that because Christ lives, we too will live,...

Join us as we reflect on the depth of Christ’s sacrifice and the hope it brings—through scripture, worship, and a time of remembrance. All are welcome as we honor the cross and prepare our hearts for the joy of Easter.

This week's sermon explores the critical themes of spiritual loyalty, Christian freedom, and living to please God. This sermon emphasizes that our worship reflects our allegiance and that we cannot have divided loyalties between God and worldly idols. It highlights the importance of using our Christian freedom responsibly, always seeking to glorify God and benefit others rather than ourselves.

The sermon explores how we can improve our future by learning from the past. Using the analogy of a rear view mirror while driving, the importance of being aware of our spiritual history is emphasized. God's faithfulness throughout history is highlighted and we are warned against the dangers of complacency in our faith. The message reminds us that while God is always faithful, we must remain vigil...

The message covers Paul's response to the Corinthian church regarding food sacrificed to idols, revealing a broader principle: Love calls us to set aside our rights and freedoms to serve our brothers and sisters in Christ. This sermon challenges us to consider how we balance knowledge, love, and sound doctrine in our daily lives as followers of Jesus.

This week, we will delve into 1 Corinthians 7:8-24 and learn about Paul's guidance to the Corinthian church about living out their faith in their current circumstances. The central message was that our personal holiness is not dependent on our personal circumstances. Instead, we are called to faithfully serve God and live out our Christian values wherever we find ourselves.

The sermon explores Paul's teachings on sex within marriage and celibacy for singles, emphasizing that both are gifts from God with specific purposes. We learned that sex is designed for marriage, while celibacy is for singleness and, occasionally, for brief periods of focused prayer within marriage. This message challenges us to honor God with our bodies and relationships, whether married or sing...

1 Corinthians 6:12-20 challenges us to reconsider our identity in Christ and how we treat our bodies. The sermon emphasizes that as believers, our bodies are not our own but are temples of the Holy Spirit, bought at the price of Christ's sacrifice. This profound truth has significant implications for how we live, make decisions, and interact with the world around us.

The sermon explores how believers should handle disputes among themselves, particularly in civil matters. Paul teaches that Christians should avoid taking fellow believers to secular courts, instead seeking resolution within the church community. This approach preserves the unity of the body of Christ and maintains our witness to the world. The sermon emphasizes the importance of humility, forgive...