Alex Morin shares her story this week and reminds us that even when we don’t know, God knows. When we don’t know where to go, God knows. When we don’t know what we need, God knows. When we don’t know who we are, God knows.

Hey guys! Welcome to the Fellowship Greenville Students podcast. This week, we continued our My Story series where volunteers and student share testimonies of where God has been at work in their lives. Caleb Sundt shared his story of how God has been faithful to forgive us even when we keep turning from him. Follow along and we hope you enjoy this message.

Hey guys! Welcome to the Fellowship Greenville Students podcast. This week, we began our My Story series where volunteers and student share testimonies of where God has been at work in their lives. Nick Lano shared his story of how God has shown himself to be near in some of his most difficult seasons. Follow along and we hope you enjoy this message.

What hope does Jesus offer in the midst of our sadness? How does His presence meet us? What does He say to us when our soul is dark? Listen along as Matt teaches us from Luke 24 in the midst of the disciples sadness and hopelessness and how Jesus encounters them there.

Special guest speaker, Tim Wadsworth, teaches us this week that our enemy is indeed crafty in his approaches. However, we are not to fear him because he is already a defeated foe and God provides ways to walk in victory.

This week guest speaker, Kevin Nunnery, teaches on Jesus as the lamb, but also the lion. We tend to gravitate towards the idea of Jesus being the innocent sacrifice on behalf of our sins, but we don’t usually follow Jesus as the commander of the armies of Heaven who will one day conquer his enemies. 

Jesus brings peace to our lives and brings us into peace with God. However his message is is divisive. Listen to see how the disruption of Jesus actually brings us into deeper levels of peace.

God is clearly stirring up significant moments in our country right now. Matt teaches about the idea of revival and observes three conclusions about what it is and how we respond to where God is moving.

Guest speaker, Tommy Rutt, teaches us about being where we are supposed to be, when we are supposed to be there and how to be faithful in the little things.

Conviction of sin can be painful in the moment, but leads to long term healing and comfort as we experience the forgiveness of God that comes through the presence of the Spirit.