Teachings from the Foundry Gatherings, the core group meetings laying the groundwork for The Foundry Church. Before there’s a building or a service, there’s a foundation: the Gospel, the Kingdom of God, and who we’re becoming as people who love God, love people, and make disciples. This just a simple archive so everyone on the journey can catch a teaching they missed or listen again.
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Three | The Great Commandment & Commission | Part Two
What does your treatment of others communicate about Jesus?In this teaching on the Great Commandment and the Great Commission, we explore what it means to love our neighbors with attention, hospitality, and teachability—and why making disciples is about more than simply “going.” Through Scripture and practical examples, we look at how fear, hurry, and burnout can shape the way we relate to God and others.You’ll hear why “love your neighbor as yourself” is often misunderstood, how correction can be right in content but wrong in spirit, and how practices like prayer, Sabbath, solitude, generosity, and service help us follow the way of Jesus.A simple challenge: Choose one neighbor, one way to show love, and then make it happen.
6 Nov 2026
Three | The Great Commandment & Commission | Part One
What if fear—not hate—is what keeps us from loving God, loving our neighbors, and living out the Great Commission?In this teaching, we explore how Jesus’ Great Commandment and Great Commission connect, and why biblical love is more than a feeling. Through Scripture, reflections on the emotions wheel, and the parable of the Good Samaritan, we consider how fear can shape our choices—and what it looks like to respond with love instead. Jesus leaves no easy loophole about who counts as our neighbor: even the person we might least expect deserves mercy.Scriptures discussed include Matthew 22:34–40, Matthew 28:16–20, 1 John 4:7–21, and Luke 10:25–37.What tends to shape your decisions more—fear or love?
6 Nov 2026
Two | The Kingdom of God | Part Two
The kingdom of God is deeper, nearer, and more vast than most of us imagine. Let's unpack why Jesus did not just announce a place we go when we die, but a reign that confronts every corner of our lives - our desires, our habits, our patterns of thought, and the small kingdoms we keep trying to run ourselves.What do you picture when you hear “the kingdom of God”? From there, let's build a sweeping framework that runs from Genesis to Jesus and ultimately beyond Revelations, showing how humanity was created to rule under God, how that order gets twisted by deception and self-rule, and how Christ restores what was fractured.In this episode, explore the concept of the three kingdoms—darkness, self, and God—and how understanding these can transform our spiritual lives. Discussion on biblical insights, the nature of Jesus' kingdom, and practical steps for living under God's reign.
6 Nov 2026
Two | The Kingdom of God | Part One
The kingdom of God is deeper, nearer, and more vast than most of us imagine. Let's unpack why Jesus did not just announce a place we go when we die, but a reign that confronts every corner of our lives - our desires, our habits, our patterns of thought, and the small kingdoms we keep trying to run ourselves.What do you picture when you hear “the kingdom of God”? From there, let's build a sweeping framework that runs from Genesis to Jesus and ultimately beyond Revelations, showing how humanity was created to rule under God, how that order gets twisted by deception and self-rule, and how Christ restores what was fractured.This episode explores the biblical understanding of the kingdom of God, its expansion from Genesis to Revelation, and how it operates in contrast to the kingdom of darkness. It emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's reign and our role within it, highlighting themes of authority, deception, and spiritual warfare.
6 Nov 2026
One | The Gospel & Discipleship
What if the gospel is not just the moment you got saved, but the thing that reshapes how you live, relate, and follow Jesus every day? We open with a bold, deeply practical challenge: the gospel is simple to receive and deep enough to change your entire life.
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