This Sunday, Chad shares from Luke 19 about a powerful story of what happens when we encounter Jesus and allow Him to get at the root of the issue.  Want to be part of our ministry and the vision of #JesusIsBigEnough? You can support us financially through our secure, online giving portal. https://bit.ly/foundrygive   Find us online at wearefoundry.com

Want to be part of our ministry and the vision of #JesusIsBigEnough? You can support us financially through our secure, online giving portal. https://bit.ly/foundrygive Find us online at wearefoundry.com

During the month of August, Foundry is changing up Sunday morning worship in response to the 4th surge of COVID-19 in Ouachita Parish. On Sunday mornings, Chad is sharing a digital teaching about core spiritual practices. This first talk is about the importance on our personal worship and devotion.

What happens when we read a story about one of the strongest people in the Bible and they seem to be loosing it all? Doubt is a real behavior in the Bible and a real thing we all deal with. Chad shares about doubt from the story of Elijah.

So what would it take for Jesus to not have full access to His power? Have you ever thought about that? Join Chad as he opens up Mark 6 to talk about what happened when people got too familiar with Jesus. Want to engage in the content past the podcast? Download the homesheet!      Want to be part of our ministry and the vision of #JesusIsBigEnough? You can support us financially through our secure, online giving portal. https://bit.ly/foundrygive   Find us online at wearefoundry.com

Join Jack Lockeby as he talks through the role of love in our formation as disciples of Jesus Christ.  Want to be part of our ministry and the vision of #JesusIsBigEnough? You can support us financially through our secure, online giving portal. https://bit.ly/foundrygive   Find us online at wearefoundry.com

What happens when our love is still divided? We struggle to understand how powerful and strong love can be because we think it is something we create, not that we respond to.

If we don't learn to control our desires, our desires will always control us.  Join us for this 3rd conversation about the book of Song of Songs and how a conversation about biblical sexuality and relationships helps us understand our true selves.

So what does the Song of Song teach us about grace, especially when we are making major changes? This week Chad talks about how we can find a new identity in what we are becoming, not in past decisions.    Want to engage in the content past the podcast? Download the homesheet!      Want to be part of our ministry and the vision of #JesusIsBigEnough? You can support us financially through our secure, online giving portal. https://bit.ly/foundrygive   Find us online at wearefoundry.com

So why do we read a wild and racy book of scripture? Because it talks about how God created us as physical, sexual beings AND deeply desires and loves us.  Join Chad as we talk through this intro to the Song, a little bit from Genesis about why sexuality is part of redemption, and joke plenty about the awkwardness of the Song of Songs.