Foundry Opelika

What if the church is a boat? | Acts 15:1-18 27.07.2025 35:06 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig unpacks how a church with a historic faith can best navigate a rapidly changing world.

Guest Preacher | Rev. Rhett Butler 20.07.2025 18:48 ↓

Guest Preacher, Rev. Rhett Butler | Chaplain, Huntingdon College

Goodbye, Hays 29.06.2025 14:47 ↓

This Sunday, at our 10:45 service, we said "goodbye" to our Youth Ministry Coordinator, Hays Jones, and sent him forward in the favor of God.

A Good Goodbye | Luke 24:44-53 29.06.2025 25:32 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig shows us how Jesus can teach us how to have a good goodbye.

Ever Ancient, Ever New Finale | 2 Corinthians 1:19-22 22.06.2025 31:46 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig wraps up our sermon series by taking us on one more journey through the Apostles' Creed.

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 14 15.06.2025 31:21 ↓

We believe in the resurrection of the body.

Ever Ancient, Ever New, Pt. 13 | Pentecost 08.06.2025 31:06 ↓

Pentecost Sunday.

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 12 | Luke 4:16-21 01.06.2025 35:53 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig continues our series on the Apostles' Creed by taking a closer look at what we mean when we say we believe in the forgiveness of sins.

Two Year Celebration | Guest Preacher: Dr. Geoffrey Lentz 18.05.2025 21:45 ↓

Dr. Geoffrey Lentz joins us from First UMC Pensacola to remind and encourage us that God in Christ is making all things new!

Testimonies of Grace & Peace 18.05.2025 13:03 ↓

In celebration of Foundry's two year anniversary as a church, Ali, Teresa, and Gabe share testimonies of God's grace and peace at work in our midst.

Guest Preacher: Rev. Tony Jeck 11.05.2025 30:22 ↓

Rev. Tony Jeck -- Campus Minister and Director of Auburn Wesley Foundation -- challenges us to live a Christ-shaped life.

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 10 | 1 Corinthians 3:10-15 04.05.2025 29:52 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig unpacks a hopeful and healing view of judgement.

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 9 | Acts 1:6-11 27.04.2025 28:16 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig invites us to consider the implications of Jesus' ascension.

Ever Ancient, Ever New | Easter Sunday 20.04.2025 33:47 ↓

Christ is risen. He is risen indeed!

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 7 | Palm Sunday 13.04.2025 30:16 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig invites us into Holy Week by taking a closer look at Pontius Pilate.

Ever Ancient, Ever New. Pt. 6 | Luke 1:26-38 06.04.2025 28:29 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig continues our series on the Apostles' Creed by taking a closer look at Mary's role in the creed.

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 4 | Matthew 16:13-18 23.03.2025 33:26 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig continues our series through the Apostles' Creed by examining what we mean when we say, "We believe in...Jesus Christ."

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 3 | Genesis 1:1-5 16.03.2025 27:39 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig continues our series on the Apostles' Creed with, "We believe...in the maker of heaven and earth."

Ever Ancient, Ever New Pt. 2 | Isaiah 49:13-15 09.03.2025 25:04 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig continues our series on the Apostles' Creed by taking a closer look at what we mean when we say, "We believe in...the Father Almighty."

Ash Wednesday | Unhelpful Expectations 06.03.2025 17:52 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig explains how Ash Wednesday is good news.

Ever Ancient, Ever New, Pt. 1 | John 20:26-31 02.03.2025 30:59 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig kicks off our series on the Apostles' Creed, "Ever Ancient, Ever New."

That's A Great Question: What Do You Want? 23.02.2025 29:28 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig wraps up our February sermon series, "That's A Great Question."

Guest Preacher: Dr. Brian Miller 16.02.2025 36:20 ↓

Dr. Brian Miller joined us at Foundry to help us consider human possibilities in the economy of grace.

That's A Great Question: What Are You Afraid Of? 09.02.2025 30:20 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig continues our sermon series on sacred questions.

That's A Great Question: Where Are You? 02.02.2025 28:44 ↓

Rev. Patrick Hitchman-Craig begins a short sermon series on sacred questions.