FG Students (HS)

This week guest speaker, JJ Bunney teaches us from Philippians 2 about doing everything without complaining or grumbling. We learn that complaining and gratitude cannot exist side by side.

Our lives can often feel dark, chaotic, and lifeless. That’s exactly where the Spirit can remain. This week we look at John 14 and Jesus’ teaching about the Spirit, but understand it through the lens of Jewish context. We first see God’s spirit in the book of Genesis 1:2 remaining in the midst of darkness, chaos, and lifelessness. It is in that context that the Spirit of God can bring light, order, and life.

This week special guest Jim Thompson is teaching us about the practice of reading the Bible. In the life of Jesus, the practice of knowing Scripture was as regular as breathing. Jim gives us various snapshots from the Bible to help us understand the value and the power of incorporating Scripture into our lives as a regular practice.

This week we look at the story of the disciples shortly after Easter. They are rejoicing about Jesus coming back from the dead. Everyone except for Thomas. Thomas has questions and doubts about the whole thing and the faith of his friends is not enough to persuade him. He needs his own questions answered. Follow along as we navigate the road of doubts and learn what to do when we have them and how Jesus responds to us in the midst of them.

This week, Morgan, our Students Small Group Coordinator here at FGS, shares a bit about her journey through faith. She talks about growing up with a comfortable lifestyle, how she feared change and leaving her comforts, and how she found herself living complacently. Listen and be encouraged as she tells of the Lord tuning her heart to His voice and the freedom found in contentment over complacency.

Follow along with us as we look at one of the most overlooked commandments of Scripture: the idea of stopping. This week we look at multiple places throughout the Bible and come to five conclusions on what Sabbath is meant to be. In a culture that’s as overworked, over committed, and anxious as ours, the idea of resting is one of the most appealing concepts that God invites us into, but few of us ever actually practice it. Join us as we navigate the concept of rest.

This week we are looking at the lost practice of fasting. Even though this one might seem unusual to us, it was actually a regular practice throughout the early church and was only lost in recent years. Follow along as we look at what it is, what it’s not, and why we would incorporate this practice into our lives.

This week we continue to look at the practice of prayer and what Jesus taught about it. Together, we’ll study the back half of the Lord’s prayer as we ask the question, “Is it ok to ask God for what we want?” Follow along as we continue to learn how to practice the ways of our master, Jesus, and experience life to the fullest.

This week we look at the practice of prayer and what Jesus taught about it. Specifically, we study what is often referred to as the Lord’s prayer, confront four common misconceptions about prayer, and arrive at four conclusions about what prayer really is. Follow along as we continue to learn how to practice the ways of our master, Jesus, and experience life to the fullest.

Hey guys! Welcome to the Fellowship Greenville Students podcast. This week we gathered for one of our United Nights. These are nights of worship where middle and high school joins together to lift high the name of Jesus. Dallas Greenaway encouraged and challenged us with a message from 1 John 4 on the love of God. We hope you enjoy the message!