Foothills Church

The culture of a church staff and its members should look different from the world. There should be a love and a respect that members and leaders have for one another. God’s design is not only seen in marriage, parenting, manhood, or womanhood but it’s also seen in the way we behave and believe as […]

There are no ordinary people. You have never met a mere mortal. → C. S. Lewis. We are all persons who will live an eternity, and a woman has an unbelievable influence and leadership in the lives of so many people. Ladies, we are thankful for you and your presence in our lives. Scripture: Genesis […]

What marks the church? Preaching of the gospel, discipline, baptism and the Lord’s Supper. Additionally, when you look at the very beginning of the church you see a care and commitment to help those who were defenseless and vulnerable. In this passage we’ll see how God wants us to care take of one another. Scripture: […]

Focus on godliness as the foundation for all of life. Seeking the disciplines of the faith in following God: reading/studying/living out the Word, work diligently at serving the Lord through the gifts God has placed in you, guard your life and doctrine. Scripture: 1 Timothy 4: 6-16

In 1 Timothy 1:4-5, the Apostle Paul shares with us that we should not be surprised when teaching that contradicts the message of Jesus crops up. Scripture: Acts 20:29-30; 1 Timothy 4:1-5

As the church of the living God, we don’t take our cues from culture. We don’t look to politics to inform/educate ourselves about truth, marriage, leadership. As the church of the living God, we have His Word and what is more stable, powerful than the Word of God?!? Let’s look at 1 Timothy 3:8-16 to […]

This passage is primarily about character. Character breeds trust and trust leads to leadership. A pastor can be a great preacher, a great singer, a great planner, an incredible visionary, but if he doesn’t have character, sooner or later the whole thing is going to come apart. Scripture: 1 Timothy 3:1-7; Acts 20:25-29; Titus 1:5-9

Jesus did not come to make us nice, but to make us new. Understanding this is crucial to understanding yourself and having a right response to Jesus. Scripture: John 3:1-5

In Matthew 21:1-27, Jesus begins to disclose who He is, whereas, in the previous almost three years He has concealed it from many, and has not allowed them to prematurely usher Him in as their King. Here we see Jesus 1) is the King/Messiah, 2) calls for faith and fruit, and 3) has all authority. […]

The church was God’s idea – and as such it’s not ours to run to the exclusion of His word. The church belongs to Jesus. He established and made it come into being – by His life, death and resurrection, and since Acts 2 when the Holy Spirit came and opened their eyes to Jesus, […]