FOUNDRYcast

This weekend we heard a testimony from Rev. Judy Bazer. Rev. Judy is a retired deacon who is part of our congregation. She shared what it was like to be called into ministry as an adult and how the question "how can he use me" has guided her throughout the years. It is a fantastic word!

Chad finishes up our Marks of a Movement series through the first half of Acts this Sunday. He tells the story of when Saul became Paul and what it means to realize the power of waiting.

Chad starts off the story of Paul from Acts chapter 9. He talks about what Paul's background was like, why zeal was a driving factor and what happened when Jesus changed his zeal.

Chad continues the story of the Phillip the Evangelist from Acts 8 and talks about how movements of Jesus are based off of relationships of trust. Trust between us and God, trust in how we say yes to God, and how we can support others with our trust.

This week we jump into the first part of the story of Phillip in Acts chapter 8. We talk about why the location of his first mission matters and how in order to receive the harvest of Jesus, we need to be willing to practice reconciliation and plow up the hard ground around us.

These last few weeks we have been going through the marks of a movement of eternal consequence. We've been using the book of Acts to have these conversations because it gives us a peek into the original movement of Jesus.

This week Chad shares about graciousness, and how it can either provide a weak life or a fulfilled life.

In this second message series on the Marks of a Movement, Chad shares from Acts 2 about what happens when we expect God to move and shift our boundaries of what we believe to be possible.

Chad kicks off a series on the marks of a movement from the book of Acts. In this first message we talk about the biblical virtue of waiting on God.

Chad wraps up his final message in our series on the 7 churches in Revelation. The big question is all about discerning if you have a casual relationship or fulfilling relationship with Jesus. (hint: It's all about trust).

Do things seem a little off right now? Maybe it's because they are! Join us as we worship together, pray for our schools as they reopen and talk about what it means to have spiritual high ground in the midst of tough and trying circumstances.