The Foundry Church WV

Every story in the Bible culminates to the greatest narrative of all time—the salvation story. All of Scripture crescendos with Jesus Christ—His sinless life, His sacrificial death, and His resurrection to the Father. From Malachi, the Messenger, we are promised two other Messengers. One will prepare the way for the other, who will prepare our hearts and lives for heaven. There is one question tha...

Malachi delivers the final message of God to Israel of the Old Testament. The message emphasizes the urgent need for everyone to return to the profound reverence and awe of God that once characterized their lives. Why would God address them with such a message? Their daily worship practices and overall lives had deviated from their former state, reflecting a loss of reverence and awe for God. Isra...

The people of Israel posed a seemingly straightforward question to God, hoping for an easy answer. However, God responded with a question that unveiled the deeper issue—the state of Israel’s heart. The hardening of one’s heart is not an instantaneous process; it’s a gradual journey. We didn’t reach our current state without making crucial decisions along the way. In today’s message, we are challen...

God is a God of Grace & Mercy, but He will not relent on His Will & Plan being accomplished. The Remnant and its leaders had forgotten God’s Call to “rebuild the temple” after they returned from exile…to rebuild the worship and renown that was due Him. Instead, they focused on themselves and the building of their own houses (lives) apart from God. Through the Prophet Haggai, we all are rem...

Simple Math…or is it? We’ve all heard that God is Just and Loving, but what does that mean? How does this realistically play out in the life of an individual? And, how do we get to the place of having Lasting Hope in the midst of a world filled calamity and chaos? Zephaniah paints the pathway to hope that one must travel to truly experience this type of Hope. 

Too often, we wonder at God, "Why did You let this happen?" "How long must this go on?" Suffering and pain are a part of our lives, but how do we reconcile our pain with God's heart and character and love for us?

How can we learn more about what Micah was writing about nearly 2700 years ago, so that we can understand more about God today? This sermon aims to answer that question and more as we take a deep dive into Micah and the Character of our god

We're all pursuing something in life. What's yours? Jonah was in pursuit of some things that took him to places that he'd rather not be. On this journey, God was showing Jonah what he couldn't learn otherwise. What is God desiring to show you about your pursuits, today?

One might argue that nothing is more deadly than the sin of pride. The words of God spoken through the Prophet, Obadiah, confront the pride of Edom and the pride of humanity, today. Thankfully, though, there is an encouragement for those who struggle from this deadly sin to those who are willing to humbly engage. Listen to what God is speaking to you today. Be challenged. Be encouraged. Be changed...

We often desire outcomes in life that require more than we want to give. When it comes to us finding the life that God has for us, we often try to circumnavigate God's plan and go our own way. In this message, we witness the trust and obedience of Moses and how it leads to the freedom of Israel. Our trust and obedience in God will lead others to freedom, if we choose to cooperate with His proc...

We were born to reproduce. We have an obligation from God to have spiritual children. In fact, the very method by which God plans to win to world to Him is through us being fathered, and also being fathers ourselves to many spiritual sons!

Pentecost is one of the celebrated days on the Christian calendar, but many don't know what it is or why we celebrate it. What was God's purpose for Pentecost in the early church? And is it something still relevant to us today?

This morning, our Youth Director Matt Napierkowski shares from Joshua 4, looking at the idea of Legacy and Inheritance, by looking at the relationship between Moses and Joshua. Asking the question, “What legacy are we leaving behind?”

Has life not gone the way you expected? Has your experience with God and the church not been what you thought it would be either? Maybe, there is a deficit of God's Love in others and quite possibly within you as well? During this sermon, you will be challenged to accurately define Love, learn how to live by and in this Love and apply to your everyday life.

Do you know God or know about God? How about His Love for you? Do know that, too? In this sermon, you'll discover His Love and how to be His Beloved.

Have you ever wondered why you're going through what you're going through? The Apostle Paul helps us to understand, from the his personal experience, the "Why?" behind our difficulty and what it produces in and around us.

What waters are satisfying your soul? There is a spring of living water that God offers us, but what happens if we reject the life giving waters He provides?

The Ascension of Jesus didn't mark the end of His Work, but the continuation of God's plan for humanity-- redemption through salvation. Today, you're challenged to see this for yourself as your asked the question "Do you believe that the Ascension of Jesus, His established Authority and His Spirit being given affects your life, today?" If so, how?

It's one thing to say we believe that Jesus lived. Another to say that he came back from the dead. But, do we truly believe IN Jesus and the Life He lived, the Death He experienced and the Power of His Resurrection? Jesus' Resurrection makes all the difference...

There have been many who have had much to say about who Jesus Christ is. BUT, who do YOU say Jesus is? This is the same question that Jesus asked his disciples and is being asked to you, today. As we glean from The Gospels, we get some answers to live by as Jesus begins his journey to the Cross.

If you were about to meet Jesus for the first time, what would you say? What question would you have for Him? What would He say to you? This sermon challenges us not only to what we should ask of Jesus, but also what Jesus is asking of us. We're called to turn, follow and minister, but do we always accept that challenge?

The sermon focuses on understanding the parable of the wedding feast with an emphasis on what exactly is occurring between the "king" and the "guest" without proper wedding clothes. The closing then transitions to the question: What does it mean to be truly ready for the wedding of the Lamb?

Have you ever wondered what your purpose is and how to fulfill it in this life? Peter helps us to see through his personal experience what it means to follow Jesus and receive one's purpose for life. You will be challenged to examine what you value most and how that assessment will develop your purpose in this life.

Join us as we celebrate 10 Years of Foundry Life, as Youth Director Matt Napierkowski hosts an interview with Lead Pastor Justin Myers and his wife Kara myers, sharing the story of Gods Love, Provision, Kindness, and Unfailing Faithfulness to US as The Foundry Church.

This week, Guest Speaker Nate Sine , finishes out The Perfect Church series by discussing what being underdressed looks like and how to put on The Full Armor of God .