Clemson Foothills Podcast

July 26, 2020

July 19, 2020

June 7, 2020

Our special guest Fenton Gardner starts this Monday out with some great thoughts on Gods word and Biomimicry. Check it out

May 24, 2020

Often times, God can be seen as a ruthless, merciless God in the Old Testament. In actuality, nothing could be further from the truth. God clearly demonstrates HIs patience with the kings but also with the Israelites. After taking a brief look at this, I hope we can walk away seeing God in perhaps a new light. He is the author of patience, mercy, kindness, generosity, forgiveness, faith, hope, and most of all love. I have several scriptures we’ll be reviewing today and I’ll be discussing each of them. Here we go!

May 17, 2020

Devoted by clemsonfoothills

Mike Salter shares some thoughts and scriptures to challenge and encourage us to live an active faith, embracing truth.

Proverbs 21:21 “The one who pursues righteousness and faithful love will find life, righteousness and honor.” It takes intention, focus and commitment to accomplish this. What will you pursue today?

Adam Carroll shares a bizarre story from Numbers 23, that highlights God's faithfulness, patience and mercy on his grumbling people. A timely devotional that calls for some serious self examination and repentance.

Jesus called us to be on mission and there has never been a better time to be on mission, even when we can’t see each other in person. Looking at Ephesians 2 and 1 Corthinans 3, we get the idea that we the people are the church. Our identity in Christ gives us the strength to be missional people, to live an “Acts 2 life" for the glory of God.

The Lord's Works are Great by clemsonfoothills

Carl Ureta breaks down Psalm 1 and shares it's encouragement, challenge and daily practicality.

May 3, 2020

Uncomfortable Patience by clemsonfoothills

Anthony Clark shares his insight and thoughts on John 3:30, a short but powerful verse. "He must become greater, I must become less"

Examining Solomon’s life can help us put our life in perspective. No one is probably as wealthy as Solomon was but we might be able to relate to gaining possessions and knowledge/wisdom. With that, we can grow to become self-reliant and possession reliant. This is an eye opening study for us to examine our hearts regarding what we do with all we gain in this world and how we’re using to glorify God.

Ryan Jones shares some insights on forgiveness, humility and love. It is sure to challenge and inspire to be like Jesus

April 26, 2020