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This publication contains the weekly messages of The Foundry in Baltimore. We exist to make Baltimore a better place to live, work and play though the hope of Jesus. For more information go to www.foundrybaltimore.com
Guest Speaker, Greg Hubbard talks about updating our picture of God as we grow.
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Guest Speaker, Maddie Manear looks at the Parable of the Ungrateful Servant and how what Jesus is teaching us about forgiveness.
This week, guest speaker, Josh Burnett, looks at our money and how it directs our attention.
Recorded, June 25th at The Foundry
This week, guest speaker, Josh Burnett, explores the connection between our fears and anxieties and where we place our attention.
This week, guest speaker, Josh Burnett explores our attention and who really owns and manages it.
Over the next several weeks, we will consider the following questions as a church. What does it mean to be a part of the church? And what is the Foundry Way- meaning – what is our posture for living out the way of Jesus individually and institutionally? This series aims to help us think through how we can respond to the Lordship of Jesus in both individual and institutional rhythms - creating a culture that reflects a passionate pursuit of God’s ways. Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
In the late 1960s, the Baltimore Orioles went from an up-and-coming team that vastly underperformed to the best team in baseball. Over three years, they would win an average of 106 games, claim three American League pennants, and capture the 1970 World Series. There are myriad reasons for this success, but they are often encapsulated in the phrase “The Oriole Way.” The unified culture changed across all levels of the organization, resulting in immense success.
Over the next several weeks, we will consider the following questions as a church. What does it mean to be a part of the church? And what is the Foundry Way- meaning – what is our posture for living out the way of Jesus individually and institutionally? This series aims to help us think through how we can respond to the Lordship of Jesus in both individual and institutional rhythms - creating a culture that reflects a passionate pursuit of God’s ways.
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In the late 1960s, the Baltimore Orioles went from an up-and-coming team that vastly underperformed to the best team in baseball. Over three years, they would win an average of 106 games, claim three American League pennants, and capture the 1970 World Series. There are myriad reasons for this success, but they are often encapsulated in the phrase “The Oriole Way.” The unified culture changed across all levels of the organization, resulting in immense success.
Over the next several weeks, we will consider the following questions as a church. What does it mean to be a part of the church? And what is the Foundry Way- meaning – what is our posture for living out the way of Jesus individually and institutionally? This series aims to help us think through how we can respond to the Lordship of Jesus in both individual and institutional rhythms - creating a culture that reflects a passionate pursuit of God’s ways.
Learn more about The Foundry
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In the late 1960s, the Baltimore Orioles went from an up-and-coming team that vastly underperformed to the best team in baseball. Over three years, they would win an average of 106 games, claim three American League pennants, and capture the 1970 World Series. There are myriad reasons for this success, but they are often encapsulated in the phrase “The Oriole Way.” The unified culture changed across all levels of the organization, resulting in immense success.
Over the next several weeks, we will consider the following questions as a church. What does it mean to be a part of the church? And what is the Foundry Way- meaning – what is our posture for living out the way of Jesus individually and institutionally? This series aims to help us think through how we can respond to the Lordship of Jesus in both individual and institutional rhythms - creating a culture that reflects a passionate pursuit of God’s ways.
Learn more about The Foundry
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Twitch
Spotify
Apple Podcast
In the late 1960s, the Baltimore Orioles went from an up-and-coming team that vastly underperformed to the best team in baseball. Over three years, they would win an average of 106 games, claim three American League pennants, and capture the 1970 World Series. There are myriad reasons for this success, but they are often encapsulated in the phrase “The Oriole Way.” The unified culture changed across all levels of the organization, resulting in immense success.
Over the next several weeks, we will consider the following questions as a church. What does it mean to be a part of the church? And what is the Foundry Way- meaning – what is our posture for living out the way of Jesus individually and institutionally? This series aims to help us think through how we can respond to the Lordship of Jesus in both individual and institutional rhythms - creating a culture that reflects a passionate pursuit of God’s ways.
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Happy Easter!
Today we continue looking at the idea of Redeeming Power, through the lens of Easter. Power is a theme found throughout the scriptures. In particular, evident in the life, interactions, and experiences of Jesus. Throughout this Lenten season, we will examine how Jesus both leveraged and yielded his power at different points in his life; while also considering how power is present in our lives. Lent allows us to yield our power, opting to abstain from certain luxuries intentionally, providing space to explore how to leverage our power. Join us this Lent in our series Redeeming Power.
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Today on April 8 we are reading John 19:38-42
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Today on April 7 we are reading John 19:17-30
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Today on April 6 we are reading John 18:28-19:16
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Today on April 5 we are reading John 18:12-14, 19-24
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Today on April 4 we are reading Isaiah 53
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Today on April 2 we are reading Luke 22:47-53
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Power is a theme found throughout the scriptures. In particular, evident in the life, interactions, and experiences of Jesus. Throughout this Lenten season, we will examine how Jesus both leveraged and yielded his power at different points in his life; while also considering how power is present in our lives. Lent allows us to yield our power, opting to abstain from certain luxuries intentionally, providing space to explore how to leverage our power. Join us this Lent in our series Redeeming Power.
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series!
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Today on April 1 we are reading John 17
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Today on March 31 we are reading John 15:18-27
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Today on March 30 we are reading John 13:1-20
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Today on March 29 we are reading John 10:11-21
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Today on March 28 we are reading Micah 5:2-4
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Today on March 27 we are reading Matthew 20:20-28
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Power is a theme found throughout the scriptures. In particular, evident in the life, interactions, and experiences of Jesus. Throughout this Lenten season, we will examine how Jesus both leveraged and yielded his power at different points in his life; while also considering how power is present in our lives. Lent allows us to yield our power, opting to abstain from certain luxuries intentionally, providing space to explore how to leverage our power. Join us this Lent in our series Redeeming Power.
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series!
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Today on March 25 we are reading Luke 21:1-4
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Today on March 24 we are reading Luke 18:15-17
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Today on March 23 we are reading Matthew 16:24-28
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Today on March 22 we are reading Matthew 5:17-20
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Today on March 21 we are reading Zechariah 9:9-13
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Today on March 20 we are reading Matthew 5:3-8
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Power is a theme found throughout the scriptures. In particular, evident in the life, interactions, and experiences of Jesus. Throughout this Lenten season, we will examine how Jesus both leveraged and yielded his power at different points in his life; while also considering how power is present in our lives. Lent allows us to yield our power, opting to abstain from certain luxuries intentionally, providing space to explore how to leverage our power. Join us this Lent in our series Redeeming Power.
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series: https://www.foundrybaltimore.com/rede...
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Today on March 16 we are reading Luke 18:9-14
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Today on March 15 we are reading Luke 16:19-31
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Today on March 14 we are reading Isaiah 42:1-4
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Today on March 13 we are reading John 2:13-22
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Power is a theme found throughout the scriptures. In particular, evident in the life, interactions, and experiences of Jesus. Throughout this Lenten season, we will examine how Jesus both leveraged and yielded his power at different points in his life; while also considering how power is present in our lives. Lent allows us to yield our power, opting to abstain from certain luxuries intentionally, providing space to explore how to leverage our power. Join us this Lent in our series Redeeming Power.
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series: https://www.foundrybaltimore.com/rede...
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Today on March 11 we are reading Luke 18:18-30
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https://www.foundrybaltimore.com/redeeming-power-reading-plan
Today on March 10 we are reading Luke 10:25-37
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Today on March 9 we are reading Luke 6:27-36
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Today on March 8 we are reading Luke 4:16-30
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Today on March 7 we are reading Isaiah 9:2-7
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Today on March 6 we are reading Luke 4:1-13
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Power is a theme found throughout the scriptures. In particular, evident in the life, interactions, and experiences of Jesus. Throughout this Lenten season, we will examine how Jesus both leveraged and yielded his power at different points in his life; while also considering how power is present in our lives. Lent allows us to yield our power, opting to abstain from certain luxuries intentionally, providing space to explore how to leverage our power. Join us this Lent in our series Redeeming Power.
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series: https://www.foundrybaltimore.com/redeeming-power-reading-plan
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Today on March 4 we are reading Luke 11:37-12:3
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Today on March 3 we are reading John 9
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Today on March 2 we are reading Mark 2:1-12
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Today on March 1 we are reading John 3:1-21
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Today on February 28 we are reading Malachi 3:1-4
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Today on February 27 we are reading Luke 3:21-22
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series.
https://www.foundrybaltimore.com/redeeming-power-reading-plan
Power is a theme found throughout the scriptures. In particular, evident in the life, interactions, and experiences of Jesus. Throughout this Lenten season, we will examine how Jesus both leveraged and yielded his power at different points in his life; while also considering how power is present in our lives. Lent allows us to yield our power, opting to abstain from certain luxuries intentionally, providing space to explore how to leverage our power. Join us this Lent in our series Redeeming Power.
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series: https://www.foundrybaltimore.com/redeeming-power-reading-plan
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
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Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
Today on February 25 we are reading Luke 2:41-52
Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series.
https://www.foundrybaltimore.com/redeeming-power-reading-plan
Today on February 24 we are reading Matthew 1:18-2:12
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Today on February 23 we are reading John 1:1-18
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Today on February 22 we are reading Genesis 1:1-2:3
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Join us on our reading plan throughout the Lent series.
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As a church, how do we, both individually and together, build habits that mark a healthy and growing walk with Jesus? How do we embody the ancient pathways that help us connect with Jesus in our modern time? How do we embody a community that does more than “believes” in Jesus – but is growing and thriving in practicing and cultivating a relationship with the Living God? In this series, we’ll aim to demystify some of these ancient practices together.
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As a church, how do we, both individually and together, build habits that mark a healthy and growing walk with Jesus? How do we embody the ancient pathways that help us connect with Jesus in our modern time? How do we embody a community that does more than “believes” in Jesus – but is growing and thriving in practicing and cultivating a relationship with the Living God? In this series, we’ll aim to demystify some of these ancient practices together.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
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Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
As a church, how do we, both individually and together, build habits that mark a healthy and growing walk with Jesus? How do we embody the ancient pathways that help us connect with Jesus in our modern time? How do we embody a community that does more than “believes” in Jesus – but is growing and thriving in practicing and cultivating a relationship with the Living God? In this series, we’ll aim to demystify some of these ancient practices together.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
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Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
Though thousands of years old, the book of Proverbs gives wisdom to a variety of topics that still apply today. As we start a new year, we’ll aim together to build a habit of exploring and interacting with this wisdom on a daily basis. You can join us each Sunday as we dive into the Proverb corresponding to the day of the month.
Read the book of Proverbs with us this month: https://bible.com/p/55438561/d1234ff2...
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Though thousands of years old, the book of Proverbs gives wisdom to a variety of topics that still apply today. As we start a new year, we’ll aim together to build a habit of exploring and interacting with this wisdom on a daily basis.
You can join us each Sunday as we dive into the Proverb corresponding to the day of the month.
Read the book of Proverbs with us this month: https://bible.com/p/55438561/d1234ff2...
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Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
Though thousands of years old, the book of Proverbs gives wisdom to a variety of topics that still apply today. As we start a new year, we’ll aim together to build a habit of exploring and interacting with this wisdom on a daily basis.
You can join us each Sunday as we dive into the Proverb corresponding to the day of the month.
Read the book of Proverbs with us this month: https://bible.com/p/55438561/d1234ff2...
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
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Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
Though thousands of years old, the book of Proverbs gives wisdom to a variety of topics that still apply today. As we start a new year, we’ll aim together to build a habit of exploring and interacting with this wisdom on a daily basis.
You can join us each Sunday as we dive into the Proverb corresponding to the day of the month. Read the book of Proverbs with us this month: https://bible.com/p/55438561/d1234ff2...
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
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Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
Though thousands of years old, the book of Proverbs gives wisdom to a variety of topics that still apply today. As we start a new year, we’ll aim together to build a habit of exploring and interacting with this wisdom on a daily basis.
You can join us each Sunday as we dive into the Proverb corresponding to the day of the month.
Read the book of Proverbs with us this month: https://bible.com/p/55438561/d1234ff22e11340a97b029cd53612255
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
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Merry Christmas!
This Advent season, we have looked at the origins of some of our celebrations and point to the hope, joy, peace, and love they shadow. By looking at the roots of some of these holiday traditions, we’ll see the hope, joy, peace, and love of Christ and how God can meet us in new ways.
Thanks so much for joining us for Christmas Eve 2022!
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In Acts 17 - Paul points to the cultural worship of the city to show something deeper and more filling than that cultural worship. This Advent season, we want to look at the origins of some of our celebrations and point to the hope, joy, peace, and love they shadow.
For example, in many cultures, the winter solstice was already a time of worship, feasting, and longing. Thousands of years ago, a peasant baby was born on the outskirts of one of history’s most powerful empires. His birth, life, love, death, and resurrection would change the objects of that empire’s worship and the world. Later, some of the traditions and celebrations of the winter solstice become a part of culture’s celebrations of the Christ child.
By looking at the roots of some of these holiday traditions, we’ll see the hope, joy, peace, and love of Christ and how God can meet us in new ways.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
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Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In Acts 17 - Paul points to the cultural worship of the city to show something deeper and more filling than that cultural worship. This Advent season, we want to look at the origins of some of our celebrations and point to the hope, joy, peace, and love they shadow.
For example, in many cultures, the winter solstice was already a time of worship, feasting, and longing. Thousands of years ago, a peasant baby was born on the outskirts of one of history’s most powerful empires. His birth, life, love, death, and resurrection would change the objects of that empire’s worship and the world. Later, some of the traditions and celebrations of the winter solstice become a part of culture’s celebrations of the Christ child.
By looking at the roots of some of these holiday traditions, we’ll see the hope, joy, peace, and love of Christ and how God can meet us in new ways.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
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Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In Acts 17 - Paul points to the cultural worship of the city to show something deeper and more filling than that cultural worship. This Advent season, we want to look at the origins of some of our celebrations and point to the hope, joy, peace, and love they shadow.
For example, in many cultures, the winter solstice was already a time of worship, feasting, and longing. Thousands of years ago, a peasant baby was born on the outskirts of one of history’s most powerful empires. His birth, life, love, death, and resurrection would change the objects of that empire’s worship and the world. Later, some of the traditions and celebrations of the winter solstice become a part of culture’s celebrations of the Christ child.
By looking at the roots of some of these holiday traditions, we’ll see the hope, joy, peace, and love of Christ and how God can meet us in new ways.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In Acts 17 - Paul points to the cultural worship of the city to show something deeper and more filling than that cultural worship. This Advent season, we want to look at the origins of some of our celebrations and point to the hope, joy, peace, and love they shadow.
For example, in many cultures, the winter solstice was already a time of worship, feasting, and longing. Thousands of years ago, a peasant baby was born on the outskirts of one of history’s most powerful empires. His birth, life, love, death, and resurrection would change the objects of that empire’s worship and the world. Later, some of the traditions and celebrations of the winter solstice become a part of culture’s celebrations of the Christ child.
By looking at the roots of some of these holiday traditions, we’ll see the hope, joy, peace, and love of Christ and how God can meet us in new ways.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In the early morning of April 14, 1912, the “unsinkable” Titanic collided with an iceberg, sinking only four days into her maiden journey. The technological advances, the opulence of the voyage, and the crew’s experience could not account for the danger that lurked below the sea’s surface. The failure to notice what lurked beneath the surface and adjust accordingly was devastatingly costly.
Despite educational accomplishments, thriving relationships, flourishing dreams, and technological knowledge, we frequently find ourselves “stuck” in unhealthy patterns and habits that we struggle to change. We often do the things we don’t want to do and fail to do what we should. Despite our attempts to depict a grand exterior, many of us are haunted by grief, unresolved pain, or anger that lingers below the surface.
What we learn, often the hard way is what lies beneath the surface will materialize one way or another.
This series aims to help us identify the THINGS that lurk below the surface and rob us of the abundant life Jesus offers. The Thing Beneath the Thing. Each week of the series, we will cover one of the following topics.
Triggers
Hideouts
Insecurities
Narratives
Grace
*The THING acronym stems from the book “The Thing Beneath the Thing” by Steve Carter
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In the early morning of April 14, 1912, the “unsinkable” Titanic collided with an iceberg, sinking only four days into her maiden journey. The technological advances, the opulence of the voyage, and the crew’s experience could not account for the danger that lurked below the sea’s surface. The failure to notice what lurked beneath the surface and adjust accordingly was devastatingly costly.
Despite educational accomplishments, thriving relationships, flourishing dreams, and technological knowledge, we frequently find ourselves “stuck” in unhealthy patterns and habits that we struggle to change. We often do the things we don’t want to do and fail to do what we should. Despite our attempts to depict a grand exterior, many of us are haunted by grief, unresolved pain, or anger that lingers below the surface.
What we learn, often the hard way is what lies beneath the surface will materialize one way or another.
This series aims to help us identify the THINGS that lurk below the surface and rob us of the abundant life Jesus offers. The Thing Beneath the Thing. Each week of the series, we will cover one of the following topics.
Triggers
Hideouts
Insecurities
Narratives
Grace
*The THING acronym stems from the book “The Thing Beneath the Thing” by Steve Carter
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In the early morning of April 14, 1912, the “unsinkable” Titanic collided with an iceberg, sinking only four days into her maiden journey. The technological advances, the opulence of the voyage, and the crew’s experience could not account for the danger that lurked below the sea’s surface. The failure to notice what lurked beneath the surface and adjust accordingly was devastatingly costly.
Despite educational accomplishments, thriving relationships, flourishing dreams, and technological knowledge, we frequently find ourselves “stuck” in unhealthy patterns and habits that we struggle to change. We often do the things we don’t want to do and fail to do what we should. Despite our attempts to depict a grand exterior, many of us are haunted by grief, unresolved pain, or anger that lingers below the surface.
What we learn, often the hard way is what lies beneath the surface will materialize one way or another.
This series aims to help us identify the THINGS that lurk below the surface and rob us of the abundant life Jesus offers. The Thing Beneath the Thing. Each week of the series, we will cover one of the following topics.
Triggers
Hideouts
Insecurities
Narratives
Grace
*The THING acronym stems from the book “The Thing Beneath the Thing” by Steve Carter
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In the early morning of April 14, 1912, the “unsinkable” Titanic collided with an iceberg, sinking only four days into her maiden journey. The technological advances, the opulence of the voyage, and the crew’s experience could not account for the danger that lurked below the sea’s surface. The failure to notice what lurked beneath the surface and adjust accordingly was devastatingly costly.
Despite educational accomplishments, thriving relationships, flourishing dreams, and technological knowledge, we frequently find ourselves “stuck” in unhealthy patterns and habits that we struggle to change. We often do the things we don’t want to do and fail to do what we should. Despite our attempts to depict a grand exterior, many of us are haunted by grief, unresolved pain, or anger that lingers below the surface.
What we learn, often the hard way is what lies beneath the surface will materialize one way or another.
This series aims to help us identify the THINGS that lurk below the surface and rob us of the abundant life Jesus offers. The Thing Beneath the Thing. Each week of the series, we will cover one of the following topics.
Triggers
Hideouts
Insecurities
Narratives
Grace
*The THING acronym stems from the book “The Thing Beneath the Thing” by Steve Carter
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
In the early morning of April 14, 1912, the “unsinkable” Titanic collided with an iceberg, sinking only four days into her maiden journey. The technological advances, the opulence of the voyage, and the crew’s experience could not account for the danger that lurked below the sea’s surface. The failure to notice what lurked beneath the surface and adjust accordingly was devastatingly costly.
Despite educational accomplishments, thriving relationships, flourishing dreams, and technological knowledge, we frequently find ourselves “stuck” in unhealthy patterns and habits that we struggle to change. We often do the things we don’t want to do and fail to do what we should. Despite our attempts to depict a grand exterior, many of us are haunted by grief, unresolved pain, or anger that lingers below the surface.
What we learn, often the hard way is what lies beneath the surface will materialize one way or another.
This series aims to help us identify the THINGS that lurk below the surface and rob us of the abundant life Jesus offers. The Thing Beneath the Thing. Each week of the series, we will cover one of the following topics.
Triggers
Hideouts
Insecurities
Narratives
Grace
*The THING acronym stems from the book “The Thing Beneath the Thing” by Steve Carter
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/27erksks
Truth or Nah - Week 3
Join us for a new series called, "Truth or Nah" In the next several weeks we'll take a look at a few things that maybe we've heard - but never stopped to examine if they're true. We'll let the scriptures help us unpack these ideas.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490?fbclid=IwAR20YguUMDFjg1o7dmxh6BFDsvlhkv9S5iHvcxDblKj-RpMWjE07dumv_VM
Join us for a new series called, "Truth or Nah" In the next several weeks we'll take a look at a few things that maybe we've heard - but never stopped to examine if they're true. We'll let the scriptures help us unpack these ideas.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490?fbclid=IwAR20YguUMDFjg1o7dmxh6BFDsvlhkv9S5iHvcxDblKj-RpMWjE07dumv_VM
While the last few years have led to many changes and adaptations (even temporarily), however, our mission as a church has not shifted. So join us over the next three weeks as we rearticulate our rhythms and vision through the lens of mission. To do this, we will examine Jesus' interaction with Zacchaeus found in Luke 19. We'll spend three weeks exploring this story from the perspective of Jesus, Zacchaeus, and the crowd.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
While the last few years have led to many changes and adaptations (even temporarily), however, our mission as a church has not shifted. So join us over the next three weeks as we rearticulate our rhythms and vision through the lens of mission. To do this, we will examine Jesus' interaction with Zacchaeus found in Luke 19. We'll spend three weeks exploring this story from the perspective of Jesus, Zacchaeus, and the crowd.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
While the last few years have led to many changes and adaptations (even temporarily), however, our mission as a church has not shifted. So join us over the next three weeks as we rearticulate our rhythms and vision through the lens of mission. To do this, we will examine Jesus' interaction with Zaccheus found in Luke 19. We'll spend three weeks exploring this story from the perspective of Jesus, Zaccheus, and the crowd.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us for a six week series called The Heart of Jesus, where we invite a different speaker each week to share a story from the life of Jesus. Each of these stories points to the character of Jesus displayed through his interactions and relationships. His encounters display the heart of Jesus.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us for a six week series called The Heart of Jesus, where we invite a different speaker each week to share a story from the life of Jesus. Each of these stories points to the character of Jesus displayed through his interactions and relationships. His encounters display the heart of Jesus.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us for a six week series called The Heart of Jesus, where we invite a different speaker each week to share a story from the life of Jesus. Each of these stories points to the character of Jesus displayed through his interactions and relationships. His encounters display the heart of Jesus.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us for a series called The Heart of Jesus, where we invite a different speaker each week to share a story from the life of Jesus. Each of these stories points to the character of Jesus displayed through his interactions and relationships. His encounters display the heart of Jesus.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us for a series called The Heart of Jesus, where we invite a different speaker each week to share a story from the life of Jesus. Each of these stories points to the character of Jesus displayed through his interactions and relationships. His encounters display the heart of Jesus.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us for a series called The Heart of Jesus, where we invite a different speaker each week to share a story from the life of Jesus. Each of these stories points to the character of Jesus displayed through his interactions and relationships. His encounters display the heart of Jesus.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us for a five week series called The Heart of Jesus, where we invite a different speaker each week to share a story from the life of Jesus. Each of these stories points to the character of Jesus displayed through his interactions and relationships. His encounters display the heart of Jesus.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us each midweek of More Than a Vacation, as we provided some practical tools for implementing these practices into our lives.
How do we get some rest? After two years of canceled plans and COVID pivots, our temptation this summer may be to compensate for the lost time. So many of us may “get away,” and others will busy ourselves looking for rest in the wrong places. So how do we develop practices to help us achieve holistic rest? This series will explore five rhythms found in the scriptures that explore the deep rest that Jesus offers; rather than practices that may leave us more emotionally, physically, and spiritually tired.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us each midweek of More Than a Vacation, as we provided some practical tools for implementing these practices into our lives.
How do we get some rest? After two years of canceled plans and COVID pivots, our temptation this summer may be to compensate for the lost time. So many of us may “get away,” and others will busy ourselves looking for rest in the wrong places. So how do we develop practices to help us achieve holistic rest? This series will explore five rhythms found in the scriptures that explore the deep rest that Jesus offers; rather than practices that may leave us more emotionally, physically, and spiritually tired.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us each midweek of More Than a Vacation, as we provided some practical tools for implementing these practices into our lives.
How do we get some rest? After two years of canceled plans and COVID pivots, our temptation this summer may be to compensate for the lost time. So many of us may “get away,” and others will busy ourselves looking for rest in the wrong places. So how do we develop practices to help us achieve holistic rest? This series will explore five rhythms found in the scriptures that explore the deep rest that Jesus offers; rather than practices that may leave us more emotionally, physically, and spiritually tired.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us each midweek of More Than a Vacation, as we provided some practical tools for implementing these practices into our lives.
How do we get some rest? After two years of canceled plans and COVID pivots, our temptation this summer may be to compensate for the lost time. So many of us may “get away,” and others will busy ourselves looking for rest in the wrong places. So how do we develop practices to help us achieve holistic rest? This series will explore five rhythms found in the scriptures that explore the deep rest that Jesus offers; rather than practices that may leave us more emotionally, physically, and spiritually tired.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Join us each midweek of More Than a Vacation, as we provided some practical tools for implementing these practices into our lives.
How do we get some rest? After two years of canceled plans and COVID pivots, our temptation this summer may be to compensate for the lost time. So many of us may “get away,” and others will busy ourselves looking for rest in the wrong places. So how do we develop practices to help us achieve holistic rest? This series will explore five rhythms found in the scriptures that explore the deep rest that Jesus offers; rather than practices that may leave us more emotionally, physically, and spiritually tired.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
For Pentecost Sunday, we joined with several other Baltimore churches from various denominational, ethnic, language, and personal backgrounds to worship together.
In even the best relationships, fractures happen. How do we think about repairing what has been fractured? How can the way of Jesus show something more beautiful? In an age of polarization and frustration, how do we as the body of Christ engage the relationships around us: creation, marriages, neighbors, co-workers, the Church? Join us for Reconciling All Things as we talk about bringing reconciliation to our various relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
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In even the best relationships, fractures happen. How do we think about repairing what has been fractured? How can the way of Jesus show something more beautiful? In an age of polarization and frustration, how do we as the body of Christ engage the relationships around us: creation, marriages, neighbors, co-workers, the Church? Join us for Reconciling All Things as we talk about bringing reconciliation to our various relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
In even the best relationships, fractures happen. How do we think about repairing what has been fractured? How can the way of Jesus show something more beautiful? In an age of polarization and frustration, how do we as the body of Christ engage the relationships around us: creation, marriages, neighbors, co-workers, the Church? Join us for Reconciling All Things as we talk about bringing reconciliation to our various relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Dive deeper into the content of Reconciling All Things. In our Thursday Sessions for this series, we will discuss several ways we can approach our relationships. This week Austin talks about Reconciliation and the Enneagram.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/thefoundrybaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
In even the best relationships, fractures happen. How do we think about repairing what has been fractured? How can the way of Jesus show something more beautiful? In an age of polarization and frustration, how do we as the body of Christ engage the relationships around us: creation, marriages, neighbors, co-workers, the Church? Join us for Reconciling All Things as we talk about bringing reconciliation to our various relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
In even the best relationships, fractures happen. How do we think about repairing what has been fractured? How can the way of Jesus show something more beautiful? In an age of polarization and frustration, how do we as the body of Christ engage the relationships around us: creation, marriages, neighbors, co-workers, the Church? Join us for Reconciling All Things as we talk about bringing reconciliation to our various relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Dive deeper into the content of Reconciling All Things. In our Thursday Sessions for this series, we will discuss several ways we can approach our relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/thefoundrybaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
In even the best relationships, fractures happen. How do we think about repairing what has been fractured? How can the way of Jesus show something more beautiful? In an age of polarization and frustration, how do we as the body of Christ engage the relationships around us: creation, marriages, neighbors, co-workers, the Church? Join us for Reconciling All Things as we talk about bringing reconciliation to our various relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/6Mn9iqvaKqWlcdbukJuImH
Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-foundry-baltimore/id1533843490
Dive deeper into the content of Reconciling All Things. In our Thursday Sessions for this series, we will discuss several ways we can approach our relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/thefoundrybaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
In even the best relationships, fractures happen. How do we think about repairing what has been fractured? How can the way of Jesus show something more beautiful? In an age of polarization and frustration, how do we as the body of Christ engage the relationships around us: creation, marriages, neighbors, co-workers, the Church?
Join us for Reconciling All Things as we talk about bringing reconciliation to our various relationships.
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/c/TheFoundryBaltimore
Instagram: instagram.com/thefoundrybmore
Twitch: twitch.tv/thefoundrybmore
Easter Sunday 2022
Learn more about The Foundry, at foundrybaltimore.com
Facebook: facebook.com/FoundryChurchBaltimore
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCHkYLCBzyaN1cb-C...
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Ezekiel was set to turn 30 and become a priest – but the Babylonian exile happened. The prophet Ezekiel was commissioned to be a watchman sounding the warning for the early waves of exiles in Babylon (3:17). The problem was that the people didn’t want to hear his warning (2:4–7) in large part because they didn’t have an accurate understanding of themselves and their relationship with God. So Ezekiel repeatedly holds up a mirror to Israel so that they can see their idolatry (e.g., ch. 8, 14, 16), their pride (e.g., ch. 19), their misplaced hopes (e.g., ch. 17), their self-righteousness (e.g., ch. 18), and their unfaithfulness (e.g., ch. 23). Join us throughout this Lent series as we prepare for Easter by looking at the book of Ezekiel.
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Ezekiel was set to turn 30 and become a priest – but the Babylonian exile happened. The prophet Ezekiel was commissioned to be a watchman sounding the warning for the early waves of exiles in Babylon (3:17). The problem was that the people didn’t want to hear his warning (2:4–7) in large part because they didn’t have an accurate understanding of themselves and their relationship with God. So Ezekiel repeatedly holds up a mirror to Israel so that they can see their idolatry (e.g., ch. 8, 14, 16), their pride (e.g., ch. 19), their misplaced hopes (e.g., ch. 17), their self-righteousness (e.g., ch. 18), and their unfaithfulness (e.g., ch. 23). Join us throughout this Lent series as we prepare for Easter by looking at the book of Ezekiel.
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Ezekiel was set to turn 30 and become a priest – but the Babylonian exile happened. The prophet Ezekiel was commissioned to be a watchman sounding the warning for the early waves of exiles in Babylon (3:17). The problem was that the people didn’t want to hear his warning (2:4–7) in large part because they didn’t have an accurate understanding of themselves and their relationship with God. So Ezekiel repeatedly holds up a mirror to Israel so that they can see their idolatry (e.g., ch. 8, 14, 16), their pride (e.g., ch. 19), their misplaced hopes (e.g., ch. 17), their self-righteousness (e.g., ch. 18), and their unfaithfulness (e.g., ch. 23). Join us throughout this Lent series as we prepare for Easter by looking at the book of Ezekiel.
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Ezekiel was set to turn 30 and become a priest – but the Babylonian exile happened. The prophet Ezekiel was commissioned to be a watchman sounding the warning for the early waves of exiles in Babylon (3:17). The problem was that the people didn’t want to hear his warning (2:4–7) in large part because they didn’t have an accurate understanding of themselves and their relationship with God. So Ezekiel repeatedly holds up a mirror to Israel so that they can see their idolatry (e.g., ch. 8, 14, 16), their pride (e.g., ch. 19), their misplaced hopes (e.g., ch. 17), their self-righteousness (e.g., ch. 18), and their unfaithfulness (e.g., ch. 23). Join us throughout this Lent series as we prepare for Easter by looking at the book of Ezekiel.
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Ezekiel was set to turn 30 and become a priest – but the Babylonian exile happened. The prophet Ezekiel was commissioned to be a watchman sounding the warning for the early waves of exiles in Babylon (3:17). The problem was that the people didn’t want to hear his warning (2:4–7) in large part because they didn’t have an accurate understanding of themselves and their relationship with God. So Ezekiel repeatedly holds up a mirror to Israel so that they can see their idolatry (e.g., ch. 8, 14, 16), their pride (e.g., ch. 19), their misplaced hopes (e.g., ch. 17), their self-righteousness (e.g., ch. 18), and their unfaithfulness (e.g., ch. 23). Join us throughout this Lent series as we prepare for Easter by looking at the book of Ezekiel.
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Ezekiel was set to turn 30 and become a priest – but the Babylonian exile happened. The prophet Ezekiel was commissioned to be a watchman sounding the warning for the early waves of exiles in Babylon (3:17). The problem was that the people didn’t want to hear his warning (2:4–7) in large part because they didn’t have an accurate understanding of themselves and their relationship with God. So Ezekiel repeatedly holds up a mirror to Israel so that they can see their idolatry (e.g., ch. 8, 14, 16), their pride (e.g., ch. 19), their misplaced hopes (e.g., ch. 17), their self-righteousness (e.g., ch. 18), and their unfaithfulness (e.g., ch. 23). Join us throughout this Lent series as we prepare for Easter by looking at the book of Ezekiel.
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A practical conversation focused on this week's message on generosity with Scott Ancarrow and Austin Hedge.
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Week 2: Generosity of Time
Many of us have spent the last two years reacting to the events and circumstances around us. Constant disruption has made it easy to think of the ways we feel helpless, overwhelming, or ill-equipped. It’s been easy to focus on diminished capacity or to feel like the work we do can’t make a dent with the depths of need around us. While the COVID pandemic should shatter our illusion of control, it should not leave us feeling helpless. And yet, we are still God’s workmanship. The Church is still God’s plan for being a picture of the hope of Christ to the world. In constant disruption, God is continuing to invite us to see the manner in which God can work with our little. God is inviting us to make little investment and see the impact in the long haul. God is inviting us to see what can happen in a church, city, and worldwide when followers of Jesus are proactive in offering their gifts, passions, and story.
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A practical conversation focused on this week's message on generosity with Scott Ancarrow and Austin Hedge.
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Week 2: Generosity of Time
Many of us have spent the last two years reacting to the events and circumstances around us. Constant disruption has made it easy to think of the ways we feel helpless, overwhelming, or ill-equipped. It’s been easy to focus on diminished capacity or to feel like the work we do can’t make a dent with the depths of need around us. While the COVID pandemic should shatter our illusion of control, it should not leave us feeling helpless. And yet, we are still God’s workmanship. The Church is still God’s plan for being a picture of the hope of Christ to the world. In constant disruption, God is continuing to invite us to see the manner in which God can work with our little. God is inviting us to make little investment and see the impact in the long haul. God is inviting us to see what can happen in a church, city, and worldwide when followers of Jesus are proactive in offering their gifts, passions, and story.
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A practical conversation focused on this week's message on generosity with Scott Ancarrow and Austin Hedge.
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Week 1: Our Money and Our Financial Generosity
Many of us have spent the last two years reacting to the events and circumstances around us. Constant disruption has made it easy to think of the ways we feel helpless, overwhelming, or ill-equipped. It’s been easy to focus on diminished capacity or to feel like the work we do can’t make a dent with the depths of need around us. While the COVID pandemic should shatter our illusion of control, it should not leave us feeling helpless.
And yet, we are still God’s workmanship. The Church is still God’s plan for being a picture of the hope of Christ to the world. In constant disruption, God is continuing to invite us to see the manner in which God can work with our little. God is inviting us to make little investment and see the impact in the long haul. God is inviting us to see what can happen in a church, city, and worldwide when followers of Jesus are proactive in offering their gifts, passions, and story.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Out of the Desert
Week 4: How Long Will This Last?
As we enter into a new year, we will look at through the life of Moses, how the presence of God comforts and challenges crucial questions about who God is and who we are. Join us each week for Out of the Desert.
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Series: Out of the Desert
Week 3: What is my Purpose? - Purpose
As we enter into a new year, we will look at through the life of Moses, how the presence of God comforts and challenges crucial questions about who God is and who we are. Join us each week for Out of the Desert.
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Series: Out of the Desert
Week 2: Where Do I Fit? - Belonging
As we enter into a new year, we will look at through the life of Moses, how the presence of God comforts and challenges crucial questions about who God is and who we are. Join us each week for Out of the Desert.
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Speaker: Joel Pazmino
Series: Out of the Desert
Week 1: Who Am I – Call of Moses
As we enter into a new year, we will look at through the life of Moses, how the presence of God comforts and challenges crucial questions about who God is and who we are. Join us each week for Out of the Desert.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Honest Advent
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Speaker: Josie Barton
Series: Honest Advent
Week 4: Embodiment
The world remains not ok. Over the years, many have felt like embracing “Merry Christmas” means the need to suspend our realities, doubts, and questions in order to embrace the magic of Christmas. Years like the COVID years (yep, year) make it simply laughable to think we can do so. At best, these attempts leave us with moments of nostalgia and sentimentality, but do nothing to address the real pains we feel.
The good news is that Advent is not an invitation to suspend our pain and vulnerability. More than trying suspend our pain and disbelief in order to experience the magic of Christmas - Advent celebrates a God willing to enter, redeem, and transform our pain.
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Series: Honest Advent
Week 3: Identity
The world remains not ok. Over the years, many have felt like embracing “Merry Christmas” means the need to suspend our realities, doubts, and questions in order to embrace the magic of Christmas. Years like the COVID years (yep, year) make it simply laughable to think we can do so. At best, these attempts leave us with moments of nostalgia and sentimentality, but do nothing to address the real pains we feel.
The good news is that Advent is not an invitation to suspend our pain and vulnerability. More than trying suspend our pain and disbelief in order to experience the magic of Christmas - Advent celebrates a God willing to enter, redeem, and transform our pain.
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Speaker: Josh Burnett
Series: Honest Advent
Week 2: Love
The world remains not ok. Over the years, many have felt like embracing “Merry Christmas” means the need to suspend our realities, doubts, and questions in order to embrace the magic of Christmas. Years like the COVID years (yep, year) make it simply laughable to think we can do so. At best, these attempts leave us with moments of nostalgia and sentimentality, but do nothing to address the real pains we feel.
The good news is that Advent is not an invitation to suspend our pain and vulnerability. More than trying suspend our pain and disbelief in order to experience the magic of Christmas - Advent celebrates a God willing to enter, redeem, and transform our pain.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Honest Advent
Week 1: Vulnerability
The world remains not ok. Over the years, many have felt like embracing “Merry Christmas” means the need to suspend our realities, doubts, and questions in order to embrace the magic of Christmas. Years like the COVID years (yep, year) make it simply laughable to think we can do so. At best, these attempts leave us with moments of nostalgia and sentimentality, but do nothing to address the real pains we feel.
The good news is that Advent is not an invitation to suspend our pain and vulnerability. More than trying suspend our pain and disbelief in order to experience the magic of Christmas - Advent celebrates a God willing to enter, redeem, and transform our pain.
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Speaker: Austin Hedge
Series: With
Week 2: With Myself
One of the great disruptions of COVID 19 has been the disruption of relationships. We love the idea of receiving love and community from others. But, what does it mean to pursue relationships with others in a way that sustains our relationships, reflects that love to others, and helps us to operate out of wholeness in our relationships.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: With
Week 2: With Others
One of the great disruptions of COVID 19 has been the disruption of relationships. We love the idea of receiving love and community from others. But, what does it mean to pursue relationships with others in a way that sustains our relationships, reflects that love to others, and helps us to operate out of wholeness in our relationships.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: With
Week 1: With God
One of the great disruptions of COVID 19 has been the disruption of relationships. We love the idea of receiving love and community from others. But, what does it mean to pursue relationships with others in a way that sustains our relationships, reflects that love to others, and helps us to operate out of wholeness in our relationships.
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Speaker: Austin Hedge
Series: Do I Even Need This?
Week 5: Because There’s Much To Learn From The History of the People of God
The last 18 months have forced each of us to evaluate and reevaluate the things in life we deem important. When life returns back to "normal," what will I be involved in? How will my life be different? Where will I invest myself moving forward? And how do I make sense of God after all we have been through? These are some questions that many are asking right now. While we don't have all the answers, we hope to spend a few weeks asking the question, "Do I even need this?".
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Series: Do I Even Need This?
Week 4: Because I can bring my whole self before God - and that's good news
The last 18 months have forced each of us to evaluate and reevaluate the things in life we deem important. When life returns back to "normal," what will I be involved in? How will my life be different? Where will I invest myself moving forward? And how do I make sense of God after all we have been through? These are some questions that many are asking right now. While we don't have all the answers, we hope to spend a few weeks asking the question, "Do I even need this?".
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Series: Do I Even Need This?
Week 3: Because there's a Distinctiveness to Christian Community
The last 18 months have forced each of us to evaluate and reevaluate the things in life we deem important. When life returns back to "normal," what will I be involved in? How will my life be different? Where will I invest myself moving forward? And how do I make sense of God after all we have been through? These are some questions that many are asking right now. While we don't have all the answers, we hope to spend a few weeks asking the question, "Do I even need this?".
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Series: Do I Even Need This?
Week 2: Because the church was God's idea (and I can play a role in bringing beauty where there is mess)
The last 18 months have forced each of us to evaluate and reevaluate the things in life we deem important. When life returns back to "normal," what will I be involved in? How will my life be different? Where will I invest myself moving forward? And how do I make sense of God after all we have been through? These are some questions that many are asking right now. While we don't have all the answers, we hope to spend a few weeks asking the question, "Do I even need this?".
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Do I Even Need This?
Week 1: Because Jesus is Lord (even when his followers are the worst)
The last 18 months have forced each of us to evaluate and reevaluate the things in life we deem important. When life returns back to "normal," what will I be involved in? How will my life be different? Where will I invest myself moving forward? And how do I make sense of God after all we have been through? These are some questions that many are asking right now. While we don't have all the answers, we hope to spend a few weeks asking the question, "Do I even need this?".
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 10: Nehemiah 11-13
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 9: Nehemiah 9-10
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 8: Nehemiah 8
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Josie Barton
Series: Nehemiah
Week 7: Nehemiah 7-8
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 6: Nehemiah 6
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 5: Nehemiah 5
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 4: Nehemiah 4
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 3: Nehemiah 3
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Scott Ancarrow
Series: Nehemiah
Week 2: Nehemiah 2
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Joshua Symonette from Hope Baltimore
Series: Nehemiah
Week 1: Nehemiah 1
Over the next several weeks, join us as we dive into the book of Nehemiah from the Old Testament. Nehemiah, the main character of this book, wrestles with the question of "what does it mean to rebuild?" A question that personally resonates with many of our lives in 2021.
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Speaker: Nikki Lerner
Series: Mixtape Summer 2021
Week 3: Luke 5:17-26
For the next few weeks of summer, we are bringing you Mixtape Vol 2. Like any good mixtape, this will feature some timely messages from a variety of speakers. Join us each week as we listen to the mixtape.
Speaker: Bert Crabb of True North Community Church
Series: Mixtape Summer 2021
Week 2: Shipwrecks
For the next few weeks of summer, we are bringing you Mixtape Vol 2. Like any good mixtape, this will feature some timely messages from a variety of speakers. Join us each week as we listen to the mixtape.
Speaker: Joel Pazmino of Encounter Church
Series: Mixtape Summer 2021
Week 1: Acts 2:42-27
For the next few weeks of summer, we are bringing you Mixtape Vol 2. Like any good mixtape, this will feature some timely messages from a variety of speakers. Join us each week as we listen to the mixtape.
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - The Deeply Formed Life
Week 6 - Missional Presence - John 20:19-23
Many of us are so busy that we find ourselves in a shallow expression of faith. But what would it look like to develop rhythms, practices, and values formed through a deep relationship with God? How would our lives change if we stopped "doing for God" and started "being with God"?
Join us for a six-week series called "The Deeply Formed Life," aided by the book The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas. Throughout this series, we will talk about rest, racial justice, looking below the surface, sexual wholeness, and missional presence. Join us each week to learn and practice these distinct values.
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Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - The Deeply Formed Life
Week 5 - Sexual Wholeness - Luke 7:36-50
Many of us are so busy that we find ourselves in a shallow expression of faith. But what would it look like to develop rhythms, practices, and values formed through a deep relationship with God? How would our lives change if we stopped "doing for God" and started "being with God"?
Join us for a six-week series called "The Deeply Formed Life," aided by the book The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas. Throughout this series, we will talk about rest, racial justice, looking below the surface, sexual wholeness, and missional presence. Join us each week to learn and practice these distinct values.
Purchase The Deeply Formed Life at https://tinyurl.com/3c43f8ps
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Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - The Deeply Formed Life
Week 4 - Interior Examination - Psalm 139:1-3, 23-24
Many of us are so busy that we find ourselves in a shallow expression of faith. But what would it look like to develop rhythms, practices, and values formed through a deep relationship with God? How would our lives change if we stopped "doing for God" and started "being with God"?
Join us for a six-week series called "The Deeply Formed Life," aided by the book The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas. Throughout this series, we will talk about rest, racial justice, looking below the surface, sexual wholeness, and missional presence. Join us each week to learn and practice these distinct values.
Purchase The Deeply Formed Life at https://tinyurl.com/3c43f8ps
Follow along and find upcoming events at foundrybaltimore.com/thissunday
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - The Deeply Formed Life
Week 3 - Racial Reconciliation - Ephesians 2:11-22
Many of us are so busy that we find ourselves in a shallow expression of faith. But what would it look like to develop rhythms, practices, and values formed through a deep relationship with God? How would our lives change if we stopped "doing for God" and started "being with God"?
Join us for a six-week series called "The Deeply Formed Life," aided by the book The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas. Throughout this series, we will talk about rest, racial justice, looking below the surface, sexual wholeness, and missional presence. Join us each week to learn and practice these distinct values.
Purchase The Deeply Formed Life at https://tinyurl.com/3c43f8ps
Follow along and find upcoming events at foundrybaltimore.com/thissunday
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - The Deeply Formed Life
Week 2 - Contemplative Rhythms for an Exhausted Life - Mark 1:29-38
Many of us are so busy that we find ourselves in a shallow expression of faith. But what would it look like to develop rhythms, practices, and values formed through a deep relationship with God? How would our lives change if we stopped "doing for God" and started "being with God"?
Join us for a six-week series called "The Deeply Formed Life," aided by the book The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas. Throughout this series, we will talk about rest, racial justice, looking below the surface, sexual wholeness, and missional presence. Join us each week to learn and practice these distinct values.
Purchase The Deeply Formed Life at https://tinyurl.com/3c43f8ps
Follow along and find upcoming events at foundrybaltimore.com/thissunday
Learn more about our church at foundrybaltimore.com
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - The Deeply Formed Life
Week 1 - Introduction - Psalm 1
Many of us are so busy that we find ourselves in a shallow expression of faith. But what would it look like to develop rhythms, practices, and values formed through a deep relationship with God? How would our lives change if we stopped "doing for God" and started "being with God"?
Join us for a six-week series called "The Deeply Formed Life," aided by the book The Deeply Formed Life by Rich Villodas. Throughout this series, we will talk about rest, racial justice, looking below the surface, sexual wholeness, and missional presence. Join us each week to learn and practice these distinct values.
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - Beyond Normal
Week 3 - Beyond our walls -How is our city doing and what are we building here? Acts 16
We are all longing for life to get back to normal. But what if we took this opportunity to build something better?
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - Beyond Normal
Week 2 - Acts 2:42-47, Galatians 3:28
We are all longing for life to get back to normal. But what if we took this opportunity to build something better?
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - Beyond Normal
Week 1 - Acts 1 and 2, 2 Corinthians 5:16, 17
We are all longing for life to get back to normal. But what if we took this opportunity to build something better, something beyond normal?
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - A Better King
Week 6 - John 15
As we approach Easter Sunday, we enter into a season called Lent. Throughout this Lent season, we will look at Jesus' 7 "I AM" statements found in the book of John. These statements show us that Jesus is A Better King.
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - A Better King
Week 5 - John 14
As we approach Easter Sunday, we enter into a season called Lent. Throughout this Lent season, we will look at Jesus' 7 "I AM" statements found in the book of John. These statements show us that Jesus is A Better King.
Speaker -Scott Ancarrow
Series - A Better King
Week 4 - John 11
As we approach Easter Sunday, we enter into a season called Lent. Throughout this Lent season, we will look at Jesus' 7 "I AM" statements found in the book of John. These statements show us that Jesus is A Better King.
Speaker - Josie Barton
Series - A Better King
Week 3 - John 10
As we approach Easter Sunday, we enter into a season called Lent. Throughout this Lent season, we will look at Jesus' 7 "I AM" statements found in the book of John. These statements show us that Jesus is A Better King.
Speaker - Scott Ancarrow
Series - A Better King
Week 2 - John 10
As we approach Easter Sunday, we enter into a season called Lent. Throughout this Lent season, we will look at Jesus' 7 "I AM" statements found in the book of John. These statements show us that Jesus is A Better King.
As we approach Easter Sunday, we enter into a season called Lent. Throughout this Lent season, we will look at Jesus' 7 "I AM" statements found in the book of John. These statements show us that Jesus is A Better King.
In week 1, Austin talks about I Am the Light of the World.
The book of Isaiah contains some of the most hopeful passages about the Messiah & God’s Kingdom. These verses are oft-quoted in the Advent season but then quickly forgotten with the pressures of the new year. Behind these prophecies and one-liners of Isaiah is a gritty and dark context that makes these texts even more beautiful than the coffee mugs and insta posts convey. In Isaiah, we find so much more than proof texts for the arrival of Jesus!
This week Scott looks at Isaiah 61.
The book of Isaiah contains some of the most hopeful passages about the Messiah & God’s Kingdom. These verses are oft-quoted in the Advent season but then quickly forgotten with the pressures of the new year. Behind these prophecies and one-liners of Isaiah is a gritty and dark context that makes these texts even more beautiful than the coffee mugs and insta posts convey. In Isaiah, we find so much more than proof texts for the arrival of Jesus!
This week Scott looks at Isaiah 58.
The book of Isaiah contains some of the most hopeful passages about the Messiah & God’s Kingdom. These verses are oft-quoted in the Advent season but then quickly forgotten with the pressures of the new year. Behind these prophecies and one-liners of Isaiah is a gritty and dark context that makes these texts even more beautiful than the coffee mugs and insta posts convey. In Isaiah, we find so much more than proof texts for the arrival of Jesus!
This week Scott looks at Isaiah 53.
The book of Isaiah contains some of the most hopeful passages about the Messiah & God’s Kingdom. These verses are oft-quoted in the Advent season but then quickly forgotten with the pressures of the new year. Behind these prophecies and one-liners of Isaiah is a gritty and dark context that makes these texts even more beautiful than the coffee mugs and insta posts convey. In Isaiah, we find so much more than proof texts for the arrival of Jesus!
In the dark and gritty context of Isaiah, we see a world that desperately feels of the sting of sin and of leaders who perpetually let down others while clinging to power at all costs. In these dark moments, there is a promise of a better kingdom. A Kingdom whose definitions of forgiveness, redemption, and justice are better than any other kingdom can claim. In our weeks together, our aim is to identify and align ourselves to that better Kingdom.
In Week 3 we look at Isaiah 40.
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The book of Isaiah contains some of the most hopeful passages about the Messiah & God’s Kingdom. These verses are oft quoted in the Advent season but then quickly forgotten with the pressures of new year. Behind these prophecies and one liners of Isaiah is a gritty and dark context that makes these text even more beautiful than the coffee mugs and insta posts convey. In Isaiah, we find so much more than proof texts for the arrival of Jesus!
In the dark and gritty context of Isaiah, we see a world that desperately feels of the sting of sin and of leaders who perpetually let down others while clinging to power at all costs. In these dark moments, there is a promise of of a better kingdom. A Kingdom whose definitions of forgiveness, redemption, and justice are better than any other kingdom can claim. In our weeks together, our aim is to identify and align ourselves to that better Kingdom.
In week 2, Scott Ancarrow looks at Isaiah 9.
The book of Isaiah contains some of the most hopeful passages about the Messiah & God’s Kingdom. These verses are oft quoted in the Advent season but then quickly forgotten with the pressures of new year. Behind these prophecies and one liners of Isaiah is a gritty and dark context that makes these text even more beautiful than the coffee mugs and insta posts convey. In Isaiah, we find so much more than proof texts for the arrival of Jesus!
In the dark and gritty context of Isaiah, we see a world that desperately feels of the sting of sin and of leaders who perpetually let down others while clinging to power at all costs. In these dark moments, there is a promise of of a better kingdom. A Kingdom whose definitions of forgiveness, redemption, and justice are better than any other kingdom can claim. In our weeks together, our aim is to identify and align ourselves to that better Kingdom.
In week 1, Scott Ancarrow looks at Isaiah 6.
As we kick off 2021, we want to share a message from our friend Jordan Rice at Renaissance Church in Harlem, New York City. This message was given at Renaissance in the summer of 2020, and still incredibly applicable today.
Thank you for joining us for our audio stream of Christmas Eve. Merry Christmas!
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This Sunday is week 4 in our In The Bleak Midwinter series. Even in a time of winter, God is working behind the scenes, below the surface, and in unlikely places. While we feel the barrenness of winter - the sting of wind, storm, and desolation in our hearts - the pain and desolation is not wasted. God draws near to it. In week four, Josie Barton talks about love by looking at 1 John 4.
This Sunday is week 3 in our In The Bleak Midwinter series. Even in a time of winter, God is working behind the scenes, below the surface, and in unlikely places. While we feel the barrenness of winter - the sting of wind, storm, and desolation in our hearts - the pain and desolation is not wasted. God draws near to it. In week three, Austin Hedge talks about joy by looking at Revelation 12 and John 8.
This Sunday is week 2 in our In The Bleak Midwinter series. Even in a time of winter, God is working behind the scenes, below the surface, and in unlikely places. While we feel the barrenness of winter - the sting of wind, storm, and desolation in our hearts - the pain and desolation is not wasted. God draws near to it. In week two, Scott Ancarrow talks about hope by looking at Luke 5.
This Sunday is week 1 in our In The Bleak Midwinter series. Even in a time of winter, God is working behind the scenes, below the surface, and in unlikely places. While we feel the barrenness of winter - the sting of wind, storm, and desolation in our hearts - the pain and desolation is not wasted. God draws near to it. In week one, Scott Ancarrow talks about hope by looking at Malachi 4.
This is week 3 in the series The Table. The unity and diversity of the early church shocked and intrigued the ancient world, and ours should as well. In a time of division, contempt, social & Spiritual isolation, how can we effectively display the invitation and challenge of the table of God’s grace? In week three, Scott Ancarrow talks about this with the other by looking at Luke 14.
This is week 2 in the series The Table. The unity and diversity of the early church shocked and intrigued the ancient world, and ours should as well. In a time of division, contempt, social & Spiritual isolation, how can we effectively display the invitation and challenge of the table of God’s grace? In week two, Scott Ancarrow talks about this with our team by looking at Galatians 5-6.
This is week 1 in the series The Table. The unity and diversity of the early church shocked and intrigued the ancient world, and ours should as well. In a time of division, contempt, social & Spiritual isolation, how can we effectively display the invitation and challenge of the table of God’s grace? In week one, Scott Ancarrow talks about this within the church by looking at Ephesians 2.
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This is week 4 in our ALL CAPS series. This series we are talking about how to deal with the rage in us and around us. In week four, Scott Ancarrow talks about Matthew 10:16-20.
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This is week 3 in our ALL CAPS series. This series we are talking about how to deal with the rage in us and around us. In week three, Scott Ancarrow talks about Mark 3:3-6.
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This is week 2 in our ALL CAPS series. This series we are talking about how to deal with the rage in us and around us. In week two, Scott Ancarrow talks about Mark 8:14-21.
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This is week 1 in our ALL CAPS series. This series we are talking about how to deal with the rage in us and around us. In week one, Scott Ancarrow talks about Luke 18:9-14.
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This Sunday is week 3 in our Are You Okay? (No Really?) series. This series we are talking about mental health and by looking at the Psalms. In week three, Scott Ancarrow talks about Psalm 23.
This Sunday is week 2 in our Are You Okay? (No Really?) series. This series we are talking about mental health and by looking at the Psalms. In week two, Scott Ancarrow talks about Psalm 88.
This Sunday is week 1 in our Are You Okay? (No Really?) series. This series we are talking about mental health and by looking at the Psalms. In week one, Scott Ancarrow talks about Psalm 6.
This Sunday Scott Ancarrow speaks about the current state of The Foundry. Where are we now? And where are we going in the next few months?
This Sunday is week 4 in our The Church We Can Be series. This series is a collaboration with four other local in the Maryland and DC area. In week four, Dr. Kenny Camacho in Annapolis talks about "The Church We Can Be Is On Mission".
This Sunday is week 3 in our The Church We Can Be series. This series is a collaboration with four other local in the Maryland and DC area. In week three, Joel Pazmino in Washington D.C. talks about "The Church We Can Be Is Sacrificial".
This Sunday is week 2 in our The Church We Can Be series. This series is a collaboration with four other local in the Maryland and DC area. In week two, Michael Bartlett from Collective Church in Frederick, Maryland talks about "The Church We Can Be Is Beautifully Diverse".
This Sunday is the first week in our The Church We Can Be series. This series is a collaboration with four other local in the Maryland and DC area. In week one, Scott Ancarrow from The Foundry talks about "The Church We Can Be Is Connected".
This Sunday is week 5 in our Summer Mixtape series. We are having various trusted speakers come and speak on the topic of their passion. In week five, our friend Nikki Lerner talks about "How To Say No To God." by looking at Matthew 25.
This Sunday is week 4 in our Summer Mixtape series. We are having various trusted speakers come and speak on the topic of their passion. In week four, our friend Lawrence Adjah talks about "If God's Thoughts Don't Consume You, People's Thoughts Will" by looking at John 12:37-43.
This Sunday is week 3 in our Summer Mixtape series. We are having various trusted speakers come and speak on the topic of their passion. In week three, Austin Hedge speaks on the "7 woes" from Matthew 23, challenging us to assess our faith.
This Sunday is week 2 in our Summer Mixtape series. We are having various trusted speakers come and speak on the topic of their passion. In week two, Josie Barton & Matt Murphy from Stadia talk about The Church. Learn more about Stadia at https://stadiachurchplanting.org/.
This Sunday, we kick off a series called Summer Mixtape. We are having various trusted speakers come and speak on the topic of their passion. In week one, Scott Ancarrow discusses the importance of Next Generation Ministry, while we highlight the impact COVID19 has had on our children and students.
This Sunday is the third week of a three-week series looking at the phrases from Romans 12:12. In week two we will look at the phrase "Faithful in Prayer". Find the notes for this week at https://foundrybaltimore.com/thissunday
This Sunday is the second week of a three-week series looking at the phrases from Romans 12:12. In week two we will look at the phrase "Patient in Affliction". Find the notes for this week at https://foundrybaltimore.com/thissunday
This Sunday we kick off a three-week series looking at the three phrases from Romans 12:12. In week one will look at the phrase "Joyful in Hope". Find the notes for this week at https://foundrybaltimore.com/thissunday
Over the last 6 weeks, we have looked at themes of the words of Jesus. This Sunday we will be looking at the theme of "Going" in the gospels by studying Matthew 28:18. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
Over the last 5 weeks, we have looked at themes of the words of Jesus. This Sunday we will be looking at the theme of "Giving" in the gospels by studying Luke 21:1-4. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
Over the last 4 weeks, we have looked at themes of the words of Jesus. This Sunday we will be looking at the theme of "serving" in the gospels by studying Luke 4:18-21. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
Over the last 3 weeks, we have looked at themes of the words of Jesus. This Sunday we will be looking at the theme of "forgiving" in the gospels by studying Matthew 18:21-35. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
Last week, we started a series to look at themes of the words of Jesus. This Sunday we will be looking at the theme of "being" in the gospels by studying Matthew 11:28-30. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
This week, we start a series to look at themes of the words of Jesus. This Sunday we will at the "Five Principles Behind Jesus' Words". Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
This week we conclude a three-week series looking at how God is greater than fear, guilt, and shame. This Sunday we will be looking at how God is greater than guilt. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
Last week we started a three-week series looking at how God is greater than fear, guilt, and shame. This Sunday we will be looking at how God is greater than shame. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
This week we started a three-week series looking at how God is greater than fear, guilt, and shame. This Sunday we will be looking at how God is greater than fear. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
Thanks for joining us for Easter Sunday 2020. Find out more about our church, The Foundry in Baltimore Maryland, by visiting http://foundrybaltimore.com.
Over the course of Lent in 2020, we will be talking about the narrative theme of “forty”. In week three we look at Elijah on the run for forty days.