In this episode of the Fairview Church Podcast, Devin Black sits down with Mary Girton to talk about stewardship, generosity, and serving in the life of the local church.

Mary shares how stewardship extends beyond finances into relationships, hospitality, time, and caring for others through difficult seasons of life. Together, they discuss practical ways believers can live missionally, serve faithfully, and use their experiences to encourage others within the body of Christ.

Whether you’re looking for ways to get connected, serve, or grow in everyday faithfulness, this conversation offers encouragement for stewarding what God has entrusted to you.

In this episode of the Fairview Church Podcast, Lydia McMillan (Director of Ministries) and Kim Warden (Communications Director) sit down with Morgan Pardue to talk about family ministry, discipleship, and partnering with parents to help the next generation follow Christ.

They also have some fun getting to know Morgan through Christmas favorites, local food picks, and a few surprisingly competitive “which is faster?” questions.

Listen in as they discuss the importance of discipleship at home, building strong relationships with families, and helping kids and students grow in their faith both inside and outside the church.

VBS is more than a fun week—it’s a starting point for discipleship.

In this episode, Drew Fraley (Student Minister) and Bek Jones (Kids Ministry Director) share this year’s theme, Illumination Station (John 8:12), and how VBS helps reach families, build connections, and point kids to Jesus as the light of the world.

Register early, invite someone, and pray for lasting impact beyond the week.

In this episode, Pastor Tyler Campbell, Pastor Devin Black, and Mary Wiley discuss why discipleship is essential to Christian growth, how Scripture shapes true spiritual formation, and why believers need both biblical teaching and meaningful community. They also talk about small groups, multi-generational discipleship, accountability, and practical next steps for getting connected.

If you’ve ever wondered how discipleship works in everyday church life, this conversation is a helpful place to start.

In this episode, Pastor Tyler Campbell, Pastor Devin Black, and Mary Wiley discuss why discipleship is essential to Christian growth, how Scripture shapes true spiritual formation, and why believers need both biblical teaching and meaningful community. They also talk about small groups, multi-generational discipleship, accountability, and practical next steps for getting connected.

If you’ve ever wondered how discipleship works in everyday church life, this conversation is a helpful place to start.

First impressions aren’t just about friendliness—they’re about faithfully representing the gospel.

In this episode, Pastors Tyler and Devin sit down with Lydia McMillan to unpack how hospitality connects to missional living and the Sunday gathering. What does it mean for the local church to be a visible expression of grace? And how do everyday interactions shape someone’s understanding of Christ and His people?

This conversation moves beyond systems and teams to call every church member into a shared responsibility: to welcome others as we have been welcomed in Christ.

First impressions aren’t just about friendliness—they’re about faithfully representing the gospel.

In this episode, Pastors Tyler and Devin sit down with Lydia McMillan to unpack how hospitality connects to missional living and the Sunday gathering. What does it mean for the local church to be a visible expression of grace? And how do everyday interactions shape someone’s understanding of Christ and His people?

This conversation moves beyond systems and teams to call every church member into a shared responsibility: to welcome others as we have been welcomed in Christ.

What’s the point of Sunday mornings—and are we approaching them the right way?

In this episode, Drew Fraley and student guest Elly Marcellino walk through real questions students are asking about worship, Scripture, preaching, and spiritual growth. From distraction to discipleship, this conversation challenges listeners to move from routine to intentional, Christ-centered engagement.

What’s the point of Sunday mornings—and are we approaching them the right way?

In this episode, Drew Fraley and student guest Elly Marcellino walk through real questions students are asking about worship, Scripture, preaching, and spiritual growth. From distraction to discipleship, this conversation challenges listeners to move from routine to intentional, Christ-centered engagement.

In this episode, Pastor Tyler and Pastor Devin unpack the “why” behind Fairview’s Sunday gathering. From preparation on Saturday night to participating in prayer, singing, preaching, and the Lord’s Supper, they discuss how worship is more than a service to attend—it’s a gathering to engage. This conversation invites believers to move from consumer to participant and to see every element of the gathering as worship.