Foothills Church

Communities centered on the gospel are God’s plan A to help people discover identity and worth. These types of communities bring hope to a lonely and isolated society. I am not arguing that the local church is the hope of the world as many would. Jesus is the hope of the world and in His […]

Moses tells the nation of Israel that they are to fear the Lord, which means that they are to be controlled by a healthy respect for God and a love for Him. Parenting is teaching our kids to listen to God because it’s in Him we find purpose and life. Listen to the following sermon […]

In Ephesians 4 Paul is laying out the Christian manual if you will, on how to live our lives as followers of Jesus which necessarily means we’ll find ourselves involved and rooted in a local church. Scripture: Ephesians 4:1-16; 1 Corinthians 12; Hebrews 10:24-25; 2 Peter 1:5-10

Finishing strong is a truth that the Scripture teach us concerning our Christian life. God who began a good work in us will be faithful to complete and yet the Scripture also tells us that we are to work out our salvation; we’re called to continually repent of sin and look to Jesus in all […]

We’re called to love Jesus with all of our heart, soul and mind. This is a love that recognizes and chooses to follow something which is righteous, noble, and true regardless of what your feelings in the matter may be. To love Jesus with our heart, soul and mind is to embrace Him in our […]

Two people who are concerned for you: God and Satan → very clearly seen in 1 Peter 5:6-11. One thing I want you to internalize from this sermon is that iIn times of despair, suffering (context here in 1 Peter) you must be reliant/dependent upon the Lord. Pastors teach the Bible so you’ll not be […]

The way we relate to each other in the church, Pastors and members, younger or older, hinges on our relationship with Jesus. So, whatever role God’s given you in the church, live it out with the humility of Jesus. For Pastors- you go first. “You must be what you want to see” in the church. […]