Foundry Community Church

As we resume our Seek First series, we’re asking whether the way we speak reflects the kingdom we speak?

Invitations have been sent.... the meal is ready.... but the guests don’t show up! The host then throws the invite wide with bad and good included! The host arrives at the feast as people are dancing and celebrating, he is delighted, until his gaze falls on one man who isn't dressed for a wedding!

Two years into our ten-year vision, we reflect on where God is leading FCC and the gap between where we are and where we believe we're called to be. Looking at Numbers 13, we discover how we can choose faith over “but” and each play our part through community, serving, giving and prayer.

We've seen the land. We know the gap. And we choose to move forward.

Who or what are the voices that define our identity, our worth and our value? What would it look like to turn the volume up on what God says about us, as we Seek First God's voice above all else.

As we begin our new Seek First series, we explore what it means to seek God’s Kingdom above all else — learning the ways of the King, making space to notice His presence, and allowing His Kingdom to shape every part of our lives.

Rejection can deeply hurt, but our identity and sense of worth are not found in people or circumstances that may fail us, but in God’s unfailing love and the inheritance we have in Jesus. And as Jesus meets us in the brokenness of our lives, He begins His work of restoration, filling us with Christ so that our restored lives point others to Him.

Jesus meets a man who has been waiting for change for nearly forty years, offering hope, healing, and a new beginning that challenges the expectations of those around him.

Jesus embraces people others avoid, reminding us that His compassion welcomes us where we are and transforms us into something new.

Bible readings that end with the words 'We have never seen anything like this!' usually contain something spectacular! This episode from Jesus ministry doesn’t disappoint. The man who meets Jesus walks away healed… inside and out.

The Lord’s Prayer is more than words—it’s a pattern for shaping our hearts, aligning us with God’s purposes, choosing forgiveness, living with a “we over me” mindset, and growing our faith.