Our youngest, Duke, was one of these tender branches grafted into the faith that had been nurtured in him from birth.
Duke took the oath he was making seriously.
A week prior our son wrestled with whether or not he was actually ready to make such a hefty proclamation. His reservation? An unanswered (and I would add unanswerable) question that loomed heavy on his fledgling heart…
“Why did God ‘allow’ his brother to die?”
We are your people and you will always be one of us. When you rejoice, we will rejoice. When you grieve, we will grieve with you
When you are weary and burdened, we will listen and encourage.
In 2011, compelled by a simple question, God’s mission and our part in it became clearer for us at Foundry Church. The question was asked, “If our church closed its doors tomorrow, would anyone in our community miss us?”
The Threshing Floor hosts are back as they offer episode 37 of the podcast! Listen in and enjoy the usual banter between friends, including more serious discussions about the meaning of the gospel, and whether or not the term has been hi-jacked in contemporary discussions.
April 30, 2015 1 John 3:16 This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers and sisters.
