Foundry Church

God cares deeply about people who are far from him. Leading people to God is central to what it means to be a follower of Jesus. In this 4-week series, we will discover what Jesus teaches us about leading people to Him.

God is love. This is the most popular understanding of God in our culture today. But what does this statement mean? How can we understand God as love when He is also holy and just? The Bible presents a clear picture of God’s love that aligns with His full character.

If you’re looking for a God who is all puppy dogs and butterflies, then you aren’t looking for the God of the Bible. God’s justice can seem harsh, but it reveals His character in a new way--and helps us understand God as He truly is.

The gods of ancient cultures were unreliable and self-centered. But the God revealed in the Bible is consistent and reliable. The faithfulness of God is the key to understanding why we can trust God. He can be trusted, because He holds true to His promises.

The fundamental truth that the Bible wants us to understand about God is that he is entirely Other from humans and the rest of creation. God’s otherness--or holiness--establishes His character and shows us what He wants for our lives.

Christianity makes a strange claim about the essence of God--He is One, but He is also Three. On paper, the equation doesn’t make sense. But when we begin to grasp this truth, we will understand His character and our own design at a deeper level.

Pastor Cody preaches all about sex and the way God meant for it to be within marriage.

Pastor Elijah preaches from 1 Corinthians chapter 6 about sex, and the importance of honoring Christ with our bodies.

Pastor Elijah preached from Genesis 24, and spoke about how to leave singleness and some of the issues with modern dating.

Pastor Elijah brings the last message in this series on spiritual warfare

Pastor Matt Ayers continues the series on spiritual warfare

Pastor Elijah taught from Deuteronomy 4:19-32:8, Daniel 10:12, Ephesians 6:10, and Isaiah 59:17 about spiritual warfare and how to know if you’re under attack

We are physical beings in a spiritual world. Everyday we are surrounded by a spiritual conflict that affects our lives and families, but we can’t see or hear it. Most people lose spiritual battles to forces they don’t even know exist. But when we are equipped for the fight no force can overcome us.

Jesus taught his disciples an important spiritual reality in John 15. If we remain connected to Jesus, we will have life.

The Shepherds were told to not be afraid, because of good news for all people. We can live beyond fear when we experience the good news.

When the angel Gabriel told Mary that she would have a son, she was confused. The angel told her not to fear, because she had found favor with God. When we find favor with God, the fear in our life can dissipate.

The major obstacle in David’s life was Saul. But when Saul died, David praised him. How David honored Saul shows us how to respond to obstacles in our own lives.

The twists and turns of life can consume our focus. But when faced with a big challenge, David models a principle that will allow us to flourish in the middle of challenging times. That’s a message we all need in 2020.

We know David as a King, but he didn’t get there by his own means. Find out how David got to be King.

Dry seasons come. But they are always part of God’s plan. How we respond shapes our future.

David’s journey to become king can teach us about living into our God-given potential. It all starts where we look last: in the heart.

What happens when you follow the example of Jesus, but you are still stressed and anxious? There’s a hidden principle in the life of Jesus that helps us understand how to find rest even when everything seems to be going wrong.

Busy. That is how most of us describe our lives. But what if there was a simple way to control the pace of life? Jesus modeled for us a way to slow life down and find our souls in the process.

 It’s hard to find God or find ourselves in the noise of life. When life got noisy for Jesus, he had a very specific way of dealing with it. His example can help us navigate the stress and anxiety of life.

Most of us have heard the story Jesus told about a shepherd leaving his 99 sheep to find one that wandered away. But the story means more for us than we usually think.