Foundation Church Belfast

How to Live in the World

Christians are meant to be the best citizens and co-workers out there. That may be true for some, but not all. 
It is possible to use good works to boost one's own reputation rather than God's, robbing good works of their own goodness. They simply become a tool to build one's platform.
St. Paul points us to the astounding gospel of Jesus as the power for transformation and basis of our actions in the world.
Main Text
Titus 3:1-8
Preacher
David Varney, pastor Foundation Church Belfast

The Appearance of God’s Grace

Message by Glenn Wasson, member of Foundation Church Belfast.
Main Text 
Titus 2:11-15
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Foundation Church Belfast is a gospel-centred, Spirit-empowered community on mission. We meet every Sunday 10:30am Belmont Tower, Belfast, BT4 3FG.
Our vision is to catalyse the gospel transformation of our city and nation. For more information visit www.foundationchurchbelfast.com

Living the Radical Ordinary

How we interact with one another in the church carries attractional power before the onlooking world. According to St. Paul, the quality of our ordinary relationships beautifies the gospel of Jesus.
That elevates the importance of our relational connection. 
And a community that is committed to pursuing relational depth and quality becomes radically ordinary.
Yes, we're talking about ordinary relationships (older men, older women, younger women, younger men etc.) but if we follow Paul's teaching, our relationships become radically ordinary.
Main Text
Titus 2:1-10
Preacher
David Varney, pastor Foundation Church Belfast

Fake Teachers and How to Deal With Them

The problem with an absence of good leadership is not no leadership but bad leadership.
Before elders were identified and commissioned in the new churches in Crete, fake teachers had crept in to the leadership vacuum, sensing an opportunity to build a stage for themselves.
These fake teachers use religious language to manipulate their hearers, yet the result is disunity and weakening of the missional impact of the church.
St. Paul outlines the ways we can detect fake teachers and helps us to guard against them and their damaging content.
Main Text
Titus 1:10-16
Preacher
David Varney, pastor Foundation Church Belfast
 
 
 
Foundation Church Belfast is a gospel-centred, Spirit-empowered community on mission. We meet every Sunday 10:30am Belmont Tower, Belfast, BT4 3FG.
Our vision is to catalyse the gospel transformation of our city and nation. For more information visit www.foundationchurchbelfast.com
 

Jubilee Community Church Cape Town - Update

An interview with David and Herma Adams from Jubilee Community Church, Cape Town.
Jubilee Church is part of the Advance Movement of churches.

Frontline Church - Update

An interview with John and Kristen Murphy from Frontline Church, Fayetteville, NC.
Frontline Church is part of the Advance Movement of Churches.

True Repentance

John Murphy from Frontline Church in Fayetteville, North Carolina preaches from Psalm 51.
Frontline Church and Foundation Church Belfast are part of the Advance Movement of Churches: a global partnership of churches that exist to plant and strengthen churches.

Learn the Truth, Live the Truth

The newly-planted churches in Crete needed ongoing apostolic input in order to establish them as strong and resilient communities of faith.
The Apostle Paul wrote to his emissary Titus, whom he had sent to Crete to help the churches develop and mature.
Paul's main teaching in his letter can be summed up: Learn the Truth and Live the Truth.
It's a simple message, but one desperately needed in Cretan culture. Similarly, if we at Foundation Church are to become strong and resilient, we need to remain deeply committed to this fundamental principle: Learn the Truth and Live the Truth.
 
Main Text
Titus 1:1-4
 
Preacher
David Varney, pastor Foundation Church Belfast