FG Students (HS)

One of the most important ideas to understand about the personhood of Jesus. Being fully God and fully man, Jesus is perfectly qualified to deal with our sin and heal our pain.

Jesus is love and therefore loves everyone unconditionally. However, Jesus is also holy and judges sin. Discover how these two characteristics are reconciled in the person of Jesus and what that means for us.

Salvation is free because Jesus has accomplished all the work on the cross, but following Jesus is costly because it requires full surrender.

Guest speaker Jason Malone teaches this week out of the book of Colossians.. He reminds us of the awesomeness of Jesus and calls us into a lifestyle where our posture is to behold Christ and exalt him.

We close our study in the book of James. As his letter comes to an end he calls us to wait upon the Lord in the midst of difficulty, speak honestly and simply, and pray in all circumstances.

Special Halloween edition Q&A with our students. We navigate what the Bible teaches about spiritual beings interacting with our realm, the agenda of darkness, and what our interaction with those type of things should look like as Christians.

James paints a picture of a living and vibrant faith which is seen through our works. A dead faith has no works.

James teaches us that showing favoritism to some is not the way of Jesus because the value of a person is not based on what they have, but how God sees them. Jesus invites all and includes all.

James finishes chapter 1 of his letter with the emphasis of real faith. How do we know we have real faith? There will be evidence in how we live. Listen as James focuses on the three traits of real faith.

Hey guys! Welcome to the Fellowship Greenville Students podcast. This week, we had United Night and Dallas Greenaway taught on Jesus’ famous words, “the harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few.” Following Jesus and adopting his lifestyle leads to an abundant life. Listen along to hear what it looks like to live these verses out in daily life.