Jesus asked a lot of questions ... 307 to be exact. Why did he ask so many questions? Jesus wanted the folks to have an answer, that went beyond what they currently knew about God and his Kingdom Jesus came to create. This week we focused on the question Jesus asked of his disciples when he said, "What are you looking for?" That same question is posed to us today as we look at Jesus as the answer.

What do you want to be known for? Who you do you want to be in this life? At The Foundry Church, we were founded on some CORE convictions that have stuck with us from the start. In this series we get to once again revisit those convictions and share them with you. In this week's sermon, we discuss being children of God and share a special moment with two of our congregates.

What do you want to be known for? Who you do you want to be in this life? At The Foundry Church, we were founded on some CORE convictions that have stuck with us from the start. In this series we get to once again revisit those convictions and share them with you. In this week's sermon, we examined generosity as defined through the life of the widow in the temple court. Jesus helped us see that generosity starts at the heart and goes out from there.

What do you want to be known for? Who you do you want to be in this life? At The Foundry Church, we were founded on some CORE convictions that have stuck with us from the start. In this series we get to once again revisit those convictions and share them with you. This week we discussed Mark 2:13-17 and the message that challenges us rethink the way we view missions.

What do you want to be known for? Who you do you want to be in this life? At The Foundry Church, we were founded on some CORE convictions that have stuck with us from the start. In this series we get to once again revisit those convictions and share them with you. Many of us in church have heard about discipleship, but many of us fall by the wayside and need to know that discipleship involves a noun and a verb. And most importantly is impossible without joy.

What do you want to be known for? Who you do you want to be in this life? At The Foundry Church, we were founded on some CORE convictions that have stuck with us from the start. In this series we get to once again revisit those convictions and share them with you. This week we were challenged to by the Apostle Paul as he spoke from his prison cell to the church of Philippi to be like Christ in all things and in all ways. We are to be imitate him in all he did and all he was on this earth, not to become an imitation of who he wants us to be. Are you imitating Jesus or have you become an imitation?

What do you want to be known for? Who you do you want to be in this life? At The Foundry Church, we were founded on some CORE convictions that have stuck with us from the start. In this series we get to once again revisit those convictions and share them with you. This week we were challenged to unity that is realized through true surrender. Jesus showed us what this kind of surrender looked like in John 15. Are you in the vine? Listen in and see for yourself.

At times life can be Good, Bad & downright Ugly. In scripture we see the response from some folks that lived just like us and how they responded when those types of things came their way. Today, we looked at the how good God is. Life will always present the Bad & Ugly, but God will ALWAYS show himself to be good each and every time. Have you struggled to find God's goodness in each circumstance & situation? You're not alone if you've personally known that struggle. The writer of the 107th Psalm understood, too. Listen in and seek to find God's goodness in your own situation today.

At times life can be Good, Bad & downright Ugly. In scripture we see the response from some folks that lived just like us and how they responded when those types of things came their way. Today, we looked at a classic story from the lives of 3 guys that were placed in one of the most difficult situations in which the pressure was on in all ways. However, they found themselves to have someone else present with them in that difficult pressure-filled place. If you haven't heard the story of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego before, you definitely to want to listen to it this time around.