Four Reasons to Live Confidently
Pastor Dave Hoffman discusses how we can have confidence in God for today and the future
Pastors Dave and Mark Hoffman talk about where Foothills Church is headed in the future.
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about how God works through people to accomplish His will.
Pastor Mark Hoffman gives us insight into understanding what’s going on in the world and our situation in it.
Pastor Dave Hoffman gives us five reasons we can have a great year.
Pastor Mike Van Meter gives us insight about the kingdom of God.
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Latest Sermon
The Question Every Heart Asks
Pastor Neil Hoffman explores John 14, where Jesus addresses the disciples in the upper room during His farewell discourse.
It's What You Do with the Miracle That Matters
Pastor Mike VanMeter uses the healing of the man born blind (in John 9) to talk about miracles.
The Church on the Mountain and the Church in the Valley
Pastor Mark Hoffman uses Exodus to show how there are two different kinds of churches.
Paul’s Pro-active Prayer for Children and Loved Ones
Pastor Dave Hoffman uses Colossians 1:9-14 as a guide for praying for our children and loved ones.
Healing America
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about being the salt and the light of the world.
Cloud of Witnesses
Guest speaker Brother Charles Simpson uses the exodus as an example for our lives.
Lessons from the Raising of Lazarus
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about five lessons we can learn from the raising of Lazarus.
Discovering Your Stage in Spiritual Growth
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about the three stages of spiritual growth.
The Journey of a Prodigal
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about the steps that a prodigal makes.
Steadfast, Immovable, Always Abounding 2019
Pastor Mike VanMeter talks about how if we are going to live for God, we are going to be in conflict with the values of the world.
Don't Bet Against God
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about how nothing can keep God from fulfilling His promises.
Beyond the Average
Pastor Neil Hoffman talks about how average is ok in many things but not in our Christian lives.