SERMON DESCRIPTION: We have been rescued, justified, and are pursuing righteousness, so why is everything falling apart? What should we do with our suffering? Is there hope even in our suffering?

Romans 8:18-24

ABOUT THIS SERIES: This seven-week sermon series on the book of Romans will take us through the book and remind us of the story God wants to tell in our lives. A story of our justification, sanctification, and glorification.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY: The Foundry is an independent, non-denominational church in Burke, VA with the mission of "guiding people to forge a lifelong reliance on God".

Now that we have been justified what should we do? Should we go on sinning? Maybe it is time to get rid of the “old man.” Romans 6:1-11

ABOUT THIS SERIES: This seven-week sermon series on the book of Romans will take us through the book and remind us of the story God wants to tell in our lives. A story of our justification, sanctification, and glorification.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY: The Foundry is an independent, non-denominational church in Burke, VA with the mission of "guiding people to forge a lifelong reliance on God".

Mistakes can be costly, but despite the cost of sin, we have a rescuer who saved us while we were still his enemies and sinners.

Romans 5:1-8

ABOUT THIS SERIES: This seven-week sermon series on the book of Romans will take us through the book and remind us of the story God wants to tell in our lives. A story of our justification, sanctification, and glorification.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY: The Foundry is an independent, non-denominational church in Burke, VA with the mission of "guiding people to forge a lifelong reliance on God".

We started with the pain of sin, and we continue with the hope of Christ and our justification. We have a rescuer who saved us while we were still his enemies and sinners.

Romans 5:1-8

ABOUT THIS SERIES: This seven-week sermon series on the book of Romans will take us through the book and remind us of the story God wants to tell in our lives. A story of our justification, sanctification, and glorification.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY:

The Foundry- A Christian Church is an independent, non-denominational church in Burke, VA. We are focused on "guiding people to forge a lifelong reliance on God".

The sermon "Your Generosity Is Someone's Testimony" emphasizes the joy and fulfillment found in giving, contrasting it with the regret often associated with material possessions. Through biblical examples and principles, Andrew illustrates the concept of supernatural math, where God's provision multiplies generosity. Encouraging a shift in perspective towards trusting God's daily provision, the sermon highlights the eternal impact of generosity beyond mere financial blessings. Testimonies shared throughout the sermon affirm the transformative power of generosity in changing lives and communities for the better.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY: The Foundry- A Christian Church is a non-denominational, independent Christian church in Burke, VA that is on the mission of "guiding others to forge a lifelong reliance on God."

Every person is created in the image of God and it is the responsibility of the Church to do what Jesus did: restore dignity, support the needy, comfort the hurting, and proclaim the goodness of God. But how does the Church do that? It's definitely not by checking in for a Sunday sermon or a Bible study and just taking care of those inside the four walls we call "church".

The kingdom of God takes enemy ground when His people recognize the great generosity of God and reflect that back to the world. This takes the form of heart changes and practical means.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY:

The Foundry is an independent, non-denominational Christian church in Burke, VA with the mission of "Guiding people to forge a lifelong reliance on God." Find our more about us at TheFoundryChurch.com

This sermon delves into Peter's misunderstandings and failures, emphasizing Jesus' grace and forgiveness towards him. It urges listeners to acknowledge their flaws and depend on Jesus' sacrifice for salvation. Sharing the gospel is underlined as crucial, even amidst personal failures. The narrative incorporates biblical teachings and historical examples to exemplify the significance of God's grace in one's life.

ABOUT THIS SERIES: Throughout the Gospels, the disciples misunderstand Jesus, vie for power and position, doubt, fear, and fail. And yet, Jesus used imperfect people to carry a perfect gospel. The same is true for us today: despite all our shortcomings, he wants to use us.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY: The Foundry is a non-denominational Christian church in Burke, VA that is focused on "Guiding people to forge a lifelong reliance on God." Find out more about us at TheFoundryChurch.com

John called himself "the one Jesus loved" in his Gospel account. Far from being a snub to the other disciples, John title because it is how he identifies: he is one the Jesus loves, just like we all are. Jesus also called John and his brother, James, "sons of thunder" and it might not mean what you think. This sermon serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative impact of wholeheartedly following Jesus.

ABOUT THE FOUNDRY: The Foundry is a non-denominational Christian church in Burke, VA that is focused on "Guiding people to forge a lifelong reliance on God." Find out more about us at TheFoundryChurch.com or follow us on social media.