FOUNDRYcast

Amy Wiggins shares a message about what Jesus and following him does when we are fearful or anxious

This week chad recorded a digital message while still in quarantine from Covid. He shared from the story of Elijah and talked about how we might allow God to reorient our priorities when things don't work out how we thought they might.

This week Alan Johnson, the director of the Wesley Foundation at ULM, shares from Psalm 115.

What does it take to see actual growth? As followers of Jesus, we realize all of the thing we want to see change in our lives stem from the presence of God. It's part of the promise of what he gives us. Chad shares about how the Apostle Paul found his focus, and how the whole thing started with a weird scenario hundreds of years before with a bunch of animals cut in half.

In our final message during the Advent season, Chad shares the story from Jesus' childhood when he gets lost in the temple. But things aren't what the seem...

On the 3rd Sunday of Advent we take the time to think about the message of John the Baptist, and how his own preparation calls us towards finding clarity through the path of repentance.

On this, the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Chad shares a message about Simeon from Luke 2. While the Simeon story might be one of tremendous personal fulfillment, what we see is Simeon taking on a posture of repentance and waiting for the sake of the whole world.

Welcome to the first Sunday of Advent! This season Chad is talking about the Jesus we Find. Our first conversation is about the Shepherds and how Jesus is worthy of our praise.

So how do we learn to grow in our trust? We have to use it. And to follow Jesus' call to biblical generosity we have to realize that we often times don't have a resource problem, we have a trust problem.

Have you ever thought that identity and generosity are related?

Chad shares from Malachi 3 about how when we lose the spirit of generosity, we lose our identity with God because He is generous.