Foothills Alliance Church | Audio

Truth & Practice - Ecclesiastes 4:9-12: Let me ask you a question: Is it better to have two pieces of cake or one piece? Two birthday presents or one? Two weeks of vacation or one? Two hundred dollars or one?! I’m pretty sure your answer to each question is: TWO! Our passage this week in Ecclesiastes starts off with the words, “Two are better than one…” and on Sunday, we’ll find out why! We will be continuing in our series, “Truth & Practice”, by looking at how we experience the beauty and importance of Community, in light of what we learned last week about the truth of God’s complete, communal and collaborative nature. Oh, and it’s our Stampede lunch as well! Make sure you ‘Bring a friend’!

Truth & Practice - Genesis 1:1-3 & 26-27: This Sunday, we kick off our brand-new summer teaching series, Truth & Practice. Together, we’ll explore how the unchanging truth of God’s Word beautifully shapes the lived expression of our daily faith. Diving into the opening sentences of Genesis 1, we will discover how the relational, Trinitarian nature of God anchors our core human identity. Before we can practice who we are, we must stand in the truth of Whose we are. Join us this week as we ground our value, purpose and belonging in Him!

Book of Acts - Acts 9:1-19: Have you ever heard someone describe a life-changing moment as a "Damascus Road experience"? The phrase comes from the story of Saul, a fierce opponent of Jesus and His followers whose life was transformed by an unexpected encounter with Jesus Himself. So powerful was this turning point that people still use the expression today to describe a dramatic change of heart or direction. But is God still in the business of impossible transformations? Can Jesus still change lives, heal what seems broken and bring hope to situations that appear beyond repair? Join us this Sunday at 10am as we explore Saul's remarkable conversion and discover how God continues to transform people and situations.

Book of Acts - Acts 7:54-8:1: Pain and suffering are some of the greatest challenges of human life. In Acts 7:54–8:1, we witness the martyrdom of Stephen — a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit — who suffers not with bitterness, but with grace, courage and forgiveness. As stones fall around him, Stephen sees heaven opened and Jesus standing to welcome him home. Remarkably, his suffering becomes the spark that spreads the Gospel beyond Jerusalem and eventually leads to the conversion of Saul, the future apostle Paul. Join us this Sunday as we explore how Jesus redeems pain. Join us in person or online at 9 or 11am and bring a friend!

Book of Acts - Acts 8:4-17: What does it look like when there’s “great joy in the city”? Have you taken a look at the city we live in and the people around us? Would you characterize it as a joyful city? Are we joy-filled people? In our text this week, Acts 8:4-17, something happens in a city in Samaria that leads to great joy in the city. Come find out what needs to happen that would lead to such transformed lives, in us and our city. Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend!

Book of Acts - Acts 5:12-16: What happens when the holiness of God purifies His people? In Acts 5:12–16, the early church experiences an explosion of power, healing and growth after a moment of deep refinement. Signs and wonders break out in the public square, ordinary people encounter the living God and even Peter’s shadow becomes associated with healing. This passage pushes us to wrestle honestly with the supernatural, the holiness of God and our expectations for what Jesus still wants to do today. As we begin this next chapter in Acts, we’ll discover that God’s power was never meant to point to spectacle - but to the saving beauty of the Gospel.Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am - and come expectant.

Book of Acts - Acts 4:32-5:11: The early church was marked by radical generosity, deep unity and powerful grace - but also by a shocking moment that stopped everyone in their tracks. In Acts 4:32–5:11, we see that God is not only loving, but holy - and that grace is more powerful, and more dangerous, than we often realize. This is a story about generosity and hypocrisy, honesty and performance and what happens when a holy God draws near to His people. As we wrestle with this difficult passage, we’ll discover that the same grace that confronts us is the grace that heals us - and invites us into a life of truth, freedom and wholehearted devotion.Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend.

Book of Acts - Acts 4:23-32: What do you do when the world demands your silence? This Sunday, we continue our Acts series by exploring how the early church responded to hostile pressure - not with a prayer for safety, but with a roar for boldness. We’ll dive into Acts 4:23-32 to see how a community anchored in God’s sovereignty can stand firm together. Join us for a special Missions Emphasis Sunday as we celebrate our teams and "Share Jesus Boldly." Don't miss this powerful service, followed immediately by our Missions Fundraiser. It’s time to find a better kind of bold together!

Book of Acts - Acts 4:13-22: At our core, we long to be able to trust that people are living lives that are integrated - what they believe is born out in the way that they live. Presence, who people are, and Posture, how people live, matter a great deal to us.  Come and join us this Sunday as we look at Acts 4:13-22 and see how the Holy Spirit empowers the church to both presence and posture - resembling Jesus in our presence and testifying boldly about who He is and what He has done in our posture, so that people can be drawn to Jesus in a meaningful way through us.

Book of Acts - Acts 2:42-47: What if the church wasn’t just a place you attend - but a whole new way to be human? In Acts 2:42–47, the Spirit forms a community marked by deep devotion, radical generosity and authentic friendship. This is more than a gathering - it’s a people shaped by Jesus, living differently in a fractured world. As we continue our journey through Acts, we’ll see how ordinary people, filled with the Spirit, became an extraordinary community that changed everything. And the invitation is still open today.Join us in person and online at 9 or 11am. Bring a friend!