The Foundry Church Podcast

Week 8 of this series, and we're starting in on Luke. Luke examines the key question, "How do we mature in service?"

Finishing up the gospel of John this week, wherein the dominant image is of a beautiful garden, and we're pursuing the question, "How do we receive joy?"

Week 6 of this series, in which we dive into the gospel of John and ask the question, "How do we receive joy?"

Part two of the gospel of Mark, which focuses on the image of dark and stormy seas as a way to get at the question, "How do we face suffering?"

We're continuing our journey through the gospels, starting on the gospel of Mark this week. The key image in Mark is of stormy, chaotic seas, and the key question addressed is, "How do we face suffering?" In Mark, Jesus models how to live in and deal with suffering and grief, while also remaining hopeful in the presence of God.

Week 3 of this series finds us finishing up the gospel of Matthew, asking the key question, "How do I face change?"

The first of two weeks focused on the gospel of Matthew, the dominant image of mountains, and the question, "How do we face change?"

Week 1 of a series we're calling Mountain & Seas & Gardens & Roads. This series takes a fresh look at the gospel accounts not as simply four concurrent accounts of the life of Jesus, but as a single continuous path that addresses some of life's key questions through the story, person, teachings, and ministry of Jesus. Join us on the Fourfold Path during this series!

The final week of our series Party, where we take a deep, long look at the parable of the Prodigal Son. This was a 5th Sunday, which means our kids and students were in service with us the whole time. Enjoy!

Week 4 of our series taking a long look at the parable of the Prodigal Son. This week, we're focusing in on the Older Son in the story, and it's a bit of a tough look in the mirror!

Week 3 of our series Party, and this time around we're focusing on the Father in the story. Catch up on past episodes in this series to get the full picture!

No intro/outro this week, and sorry for being a week late with this one. I (Joseph) was on vacation last week. :-)

This is week 2 of our series called Party, wherein we are spending 5 weeks diving deeply into what is commonly called the Parable of the Prodigal Son, but could more accurately be called the Parable of the Dysfunctional Family. This week focuses on the Younger Son. Enjoy!

In this five-week series we will explore a parable about a dysfunctional family through the various perspectives and experiences of the key characters. We often live with the idea that the fullness of life we’re looking for is elsewhere but what if what we’re looking for is already here? What if the Party’s already started and you’ve already been invited?

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular, or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of who we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

 Every person is created in the image of God. Is the image of God singular or vast and multifaceted? If it’s true that every person is created in the image of God, why do we all have different perspectives? Why do we find ourselves coming to different conclusions about a particular issue? Maybe we do well to think of God as a mosaic. As we live into the fullness of whom we were created to be, we each serve to reveal various aspects of God. And as we live in community, we collectively display a more full and tangible picture of the heart of God. In this series, we explore the nature of God, the nature of ourselves, and the nature of each other for the sake of reclaiming God’s intended reality and creating a better you and a better world.

In this 4-week Easter series we will be examining the scapegoat ritual. We will discover what it is, what it was, and just how much this ancient practice has affected our modern thinking.

In this 4-week Easter series we will be examining the scapegoat ritual. We will discover what it is, what it was, and just how much this ancient practice has affected our modern thinking.

In this 4-week Easter series we will be examining the scapegoat ritual. We will discover what it is, what it was, and just how much this ancient practice has affected our modern thinking.

In this 4-week Easter series we will be examining the scapegoat ritual. We will discover what it is, what it was, and just how much this ancient practice has affected our modern thinking.

Week 4 of The Weight of Paper

In this 4-week series, we will not be helping you budget, helping you create a plan to get out of debt, or telling you how to spend your money. In this series, we will be re-thinking our relationship and approach to money based on the ancient wisdom teachings found within the scriptures.

In this 4-week series, we will not be helping you budget, helping you create a plan to get out of debt, or telling you how to spend your money. In this series, we will be re-thinking our relationship and approach to money based on the ancient wisdom teachings found within the scriptures.

In this 4-week series, we will not be helping you budget, helping you create a plan to get out of debt, or telling you how to spend your money. In this series, we will be re-thinking our relationship and approach to money based on the ancient wisdom teachings found within the scriptures.

The final week of our journey with coach Lasso. This week focuses on sadness, and how what is worse than being sad is being alone and being sad. Ultimately, we are never alone, and that is a comfort and an encouragement in the midst of whatever sadness we are going through.

Week 5 of "The Gospel According to Ted," where we are tracing Coach Ted Lasso's journey through the English Premier League. Along the way, we are finding some surprising and hopeful lessons. Come along for the ride!

Week 4 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series where we are tracing Coach Lasso's journey through the world of English soccer, and finding some surprising and hopeful lessons along the way.

Week 3 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series. This year focuses on the character Ted Lasso from the hit Apple TV+ show of the same name. We'll trace Coach Lasso's journey through the EPL, and hone in on some surprising and hopeful lessons along the way.

Week 2 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series, focusing on Coach Ted Lasso from the hit AppleTV series Ted Lasso. We're following Coach Lasso's journey through the English Premier League, and discovering some surprising and hopeful lessons along the way.

Week 1 of our 2023 "The Gospel According to..." series. This year we're following Coach Lasso's journey through the English Premier League, and finding some unexpected and hopeful lessons along the way. Join us each week for The Gospel According to Ted Lasso.

Week 4 of our Advents series - Wake Up, Oh Sleeper.

Week 3 of our Advent 2022 series 'Wake Up, Oh Sleeper.'

Week 2 of our 2022 Advent series, Wake Up, Oh Sleeper.

Week 1 of our 2022 Advent series.

Week 4 of our sermon writing experiment, Brainstorm, in which our volunteer picked Romans 1:13 and we had to try to write a sermon live, on stage, and in real time.

Week 3 of our series Brainstorm, where we build a message in real time, live, on stage, based on a randomly chosen scripture. This week we were in the Gospels and the book of Acts, and ended up with John 10:11 as our verse. 

Week 2 of our Brainstorm series.

Week 1 of our series Brainstorm, where we have a volunteer pick a scripture verse at random and then build a message around it live, on stage, in real time. This week we picked from the Torah (Genesis - Deuteronomy), and ended up with a verse from Numbers concerning how to handle people convicted of murder. Check it out, and consider subscribing for more content and crazy ideas. :-)

Week 5 of our series The Head and the Heart.

Week 3 of our series, The Head and the Heart.