Clemson Foothills Podcast

LovingWell: Who's The Center of Your Story? by clemsonfoothills

Loving Well: Don't Love The World (Jacob Richardson) by clemsonfoothills

Loving Well: Community & Conflict by clemsonfoothills

Loving Well: Love the Lost by clemsonfoothills

Loving Well: The Choices We Make by clemsonfoothills

Wanna love well? trying harder isn't going to cut it. We've got to dig down deep and deal with the root of our problems. Sometimes we've got to break some stuff down in order to build on a solid foundation. Primarily, we must die to ourselves, our selfishness, our narcissism, if we are going to love others well!

It Takes Jesus: Jarrod Robinson by clemsonfoothills

Holiness or Legalism: ICMC 2017 by clemsonfoothills

This is how we know what love is...There are lots of different definitions of love in our world. The one that matters is Jesus' definition. Love is not a theory or philosophy, rather it is shown by our actions. At the end of the day, we pretty much all agree that love is the way to go, but few intentionally live a life of love.

Jesus left us a clear example of not just what "christian" behavior is, but rather how to love God and love people in every situation at all times. One of the defining moments of Jesus' ministry is found in a garden near Jerusalem when he surrendered to God saying "Not what I want but what you want" We don't have to add much commentary to that. The hard part is eliminating our human instinct to change the statement to "what I want, not what YOU want"

Jacob Richardson walks us through the question we may never say out loud but secretly lurks inside. Who is the greatest?

Ben Galbreath breaks down one of the most important principles as we follow Jesus...buying the field!

Who do you say I am? One of the most profound questions Jesus ever asked. What do you say? Or more importantly what does your life and lips testify to?

Lessons From India: Jacob & Anna-Claire by clemsonfoothills

Follow Me: Unashamed by clemsonfoothills

Jesus spends time teaching and modeling what it means to follow him. But he then sends his people out to practice this life. This is when things can become difficult. Jesus is not sending out his disciples to engage in 'religious activities', rather he expects his disciples to proclaim the gospel, love and give in the way they have been loved, and invested in by Jesus.

Follow me: Freely you have received...freely give by clemsonfoothills

Follow Me: The Harvest by clemsonfoothills

Daniel Yaussy recounts his 4 years at Clemson University. The ups and downs, the joyful times and sad times. Daniel's journey as a disciple will inspire your faith and encourage you to keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.

The Gospel of Jesus is the most amazing news ever heard! While we were sinners, God sought us, died for us, rescued us and gave us everything we would need to follow Him. Jesus also expected obedience. Oftentimes this is rejected today under the excuse that obedience = legalistic religion. Yet Jesus teaches, obedience is woven into the fabric of the gospel. We cannot live a gospel centered life if we decide to disobey what Jesus asks of us.