Foothills Church

Why Am I Here?

What Do I Do While I'm Waiting On God?

Have you ever felt like you did everything right, and somehow, you still ended up on the tough end of life? Join us as we look at how God used a moment of Joseph's life to teach us how we respond in these moments.

Ever wondered what to do when God gives you a dream, and you havent seen it happen yet. Join us as we dig into it in week one of What In The World Is God Doing

Join us as we talk about how pride influences all areas of our lives in the last week of our series Under The Influence.

We end the fight not by winning, but by returning to the foundation.

When pride, jealousy, and division rise, Christ calls us back to build on the Rock that cannot be shaken.

This message explores two simple truths: build your life on Jesus, and build with what lasts forever: faith, hope, and love.

Long after our arguments fade, only love will remain.

"We love each other because He loved us first."

Shame keeps us stuck.

Truth sets us free.

Grace makes us whole.

Join us as we unpack God’s purpose for sex, confront the lies of shame, and discover the healing that comes when truth and grace meet.

AI can give answers, but only Jesus can transform hearts.

In this message, we explore how God alone possesses perfect wisdom, why the Holy Spirit is essential for understanding truth, and how we can keep technology from replacing our dependence on Him.

1 Corinthians 2:1-13 | Isaiah 55:8-9 | Romans 12:2

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Under the Influence
Whose voice gets the first word, the most words, and the last word in your life?

In a world full of competing influences, the cross of Christ stands as God's wisdom, power, and invitation to true life

Two sons. One wandered far away. One stayed home but drifted just as far.

Somewhere between duty and desire, we can lose sight of the Father's heart.In this message from Luke 15, we are challenged to ask:

Have I traded the Father's mission for my own priorities? And do I still rejoice when the lost come home?
What was lost can be found again.