4 years ago, Todd Ahrend, founder of the Traveling Team, spoke at Foothills. His powerful (and humorous) message challenged us to reconsider the Great Commission for our lives. This is a perfect follow-up to Pastor Mike's May, 17 online sermon.

Peter and the other disciples were ready to throw in the towel on the whole "disciple" gig. They were ready to return to fishing for a living - that is until the resurrected Jesus showed up as they were fishing. Pastor Mike explores this encounter and draws out powerful applications from it for us today.

Poor Thomas. 8 days of doubt and uncertainty, and he's labeled "The Doubter" for the rest of time. In this sermon, Pastor Mike explores the significance of Jesus' encounter with him, and Mike offers a bit of defense for Thomas as well!

Pastor Mike looks at the account in Luke 24 of Jesus meeting with the 11 disciples after His resurrection. Although one would think that His very presence would be enough evidence, Jesus actually points to something else as even greater evidence.

Luke was a doctor; a careful observer. In the first century, he set out to investigate the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. His findings are recorded in the New Testament book of Luke. Pastor Mike looks at his account of the resurrection of Jesus and shows that Luke's report is trustworthy.

Pastor Mike uses Romans 12 to encourage us to keep showing creative and biblical hospitality to one another and to those outside the faith during this pandemic. Three people share how they are doing this and/or benefiting from this.

Pastor Mike looks at Hebrews 10:32-39 to encourage us NOT to be people who shrink back during this uncertain and frightening time in our world's history.

This has been one of the most dramatic and frightening weeks in our lifetime. The Coronavirus is an invisible and mostly unknown threat that is wreaking havoc and fear on us all. Pastor Mike reminds us that God has made it crystal clear in His Word that He will never forsake His people. He is with us, and He has our hands in His as we all walk through this together.

Rod Pauls, one of our elders, looks at Matthew 18:21-35 and shows us what forgiveness looks like and how it is a vital element in the Kingdom of God.

Jesus was growing weary of the constant arguing among the disciples about which of them would be the greatest in His Kingdom, so he decided to use a live prop to show them what it takes to even enter His Kingdom - much less be the greatest. Pastor Mike looks at Matthew 18:1-6 and helps us to see what it will take for us to enter His Kingdom.