Words of Advice for 2026
Pastor Dave Hoffman offers practical spiritual guidance for living victoriously in the new year through three essential principles.
In this sermon, Pastor Mike Van Meter explores the seventh Beatitude from Matthew 5:9, examining what it truly means to be a peacemaker in biblical terms.
Pastor Neil Hoffman addresses the critical issue of children's education from a biblical perspective, examining God's delegated authority across four institutions: individual, family, church, and government.
Pastor Dave Hoffman offers practical spiritual guidance for living victoriously in the new year through three essential principles.
Pastor Mike Van Meter addresses the growing fragmentation and loneliness epidemic in modern society, contrasting the culture's emphasis on individualism with the church's call to communal belonging in Christ.
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores Mary's Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55) as the first Christmas song, revealing it as more than a beautiful worship hymn—it's a revolutionary declaration of God's power to transform lives and overthrow oppressive systems.
Pastor Mike Van Meter explores the profound theological significance of the virgin birth and the incarnation of Jesus Christ.
Pastor Mark Hoffman addresses the widespread anxiety, restlessness, and dissatisfaction plaguing modern culture and offers God's promise of rest as the solution.
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores John 14, where Jesus addresses the disciples in the upper room during His farewell discourse.
Pastor Mike Van Meter addresses the pervasive issue of cynicism in modern culture and how the Advent season offers a powerful antidote.
Pastor Dave Hoffman explores the account of Jesus healing ten lepers in Luke 17, focusing on the significance of gratitude and thanksgiving.
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Easter at Foothills | 2026
Pastor Mike Van Meter and Pastor Neil Hoffman explore the profound significance of Christ's death and resurrection, not just for our eternal future, but for our present lives.
The People of God
Pastor Mike Van Meter addresses the growing fragmentation and loneliness epidemic in modern society, contrasting the culture's emphasis on individualism with the church's call to communal belonging in Christ.
The Song That Started Christmas
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores Mary's Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55) as the first Christmas song, revealing it as more than a beautiful worship hymn—it's a revolutionary declaration of God's power to transform lives and overthrow oppressive systems.
God With Us
Pastor Mike Van Meter explores the profound theological significance of the virgin birth and the incarnation of Jesus Christ.
I Will Give You Rest
Pastor Mark Hoffman addresses the widespread anxiety, restlessness, and dissatisfaction plaguing modern culture and offers God's promise of rest as the solution.
The Question Every Heart Asks
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores John 14, where Jesus addresses the disciples in the upper room during His farewell discourse.
Advent & The Death Of Cynicism
Pastor Mike Van Meter addresses the pervasive issue of cynicism in modern culture and how the Advent season offers a powerful antidote.
Three Truths About Thankfulness
Pastor Dave Hoffman explores the account of Jesus healing ten lepers in Luke 17, focusing on the significance of gratitude and thanksgiving.
By Choice Not By Chance
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores the profound gift of choice that God gave humanity in the Garden of Eden. Rather than viewing the tree of knowledge as mere temptation, Pastor Neil reframes it as God's invitation for humans to choose righteousness, love, and obedience voluntarily.
What is Worship?
Pastor Mike Van Meter explores the fundamental nature of worship, both theologically and practically.
Stomping On The Serpent
Pastor Mike Van Meter addresses the Christian's relationship with the spiritual world, particularly regarding demonic forces and spiritual warfare.
Standing Strong In Jesus
Pastor Mark Hoffman examines the spiritual forces pulling at our nation and individual lives, using Peter's denial of Jesus as a cautionary tale about spiritual failure and restoration.