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What if the restlessness you feel isn't something to fix—but something God intentionally placed within you?

This week on On the Move, Charlie and Jim join us as we unpack the stories of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph from Hebrews 11:20–22. Each of these men looked beyond their present circumstances and fixed their eyes on the future God had promised.

Together, we explore what it means to live with a longing for our true home and how that perspective changes the way we parent, work, worship, handle regret, and walk through seasons of weakness and disappointment. We also discuss why one of the greatest dangers for followers of Jesus is becoming too comfortable in a world that was never meant to be our permanent home.

Whether you're wrestling with suffering, feeling spiritually restless, or simply trying to live with greater eternal perspective, this conversation will encourage you to stop settling for what's temporary and place your hope in what God has promised.

Faith looks past the present to the future God has prepared. What might change in your life if you truly lived like heaven was home?

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In this episode, we explore the concept of "Rational Faith" through the story of Abraham and Isaac. We are thrilled to welcome back Charlie Boyd for his second appearance as we unpack how faith is not about the absence of fear, but about reasoning from the faithful character of God—even when obedience feels like loss.

We discuss the challenging question: "What is your Isaac?"—that precious thing you might be holding onto—and how tested faith drives our roots deeper into our relationship with Him. We also look at how God’s promises and commands can sometimes seem to move in different directions, and how we can learn to trust His character over the panic of the moment.

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Have you ever felt like your circumstances have reached a dead end? In this episode of On The Move, we explore the story of Sarah from Hebrews 11—a woman who walked through disappointment, delay, and doubt.

Joining us is Trenton Stokes as we tackle a difficult reality: What do we do when our limitations feel bigger than God's promises? We discuss why we often quietly declare situations "dead" or "too far gone" before God does, and how cynicism can sometimes act as a protective armor against the pain of hope.

This conversation challenges the common assumption that prolonged disappointment implies God’s absence. Instead, we reframe the narrative: the gap between our questions and God’s answers isn't where promises go to die, it’s where His faithfulness goes to work.

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This week, we're joined by special guest Jim Thompson as we explore the faith of Abraham in Hebrews 11:8-10. 

Called to leave everything familiar without knowing where God would lead, Abraham's story challenges us to trust God when we don't have all the answers.

Together, we'll wrestle with questions like: Are you waiting for clarity before obedience? Refusing to take Step 1 because God hasn't shown you Step 2? Building your life on your own plans or on God's promises?

As we examine the tensions of time, location, and family in Abraham's journey, we'll see how his faith points us to Jesus—the Author and Perfecter of our faith—and learn what it means to get lost in the right direction.

Join us as we discover how faith moves us from present obedience toward God's future promises, for the good of others and the glory of God.

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What does it look like to follow God when the math doesn’t add up and the culture thinks you’re crazy?

In this episode, we dive deep into the life of Noah to uncover what true, radical faith actually requires. The world tells us that "seeing is believing," but Christian faith flips reality on its head—choosing to trust God’s voice over our own visual evidence.

Joining the conversation are Matt Rexford and Brett Henderson, two worship leaders from our church, who bring their unique perspective on what it means to live a life attuned to God's voice rather than the culture around us.

Together, we break down three defining marks of biblical faith:

• Enduring the "Foolish" Phase: Finding the daily stamina to practice radical generosity, deep forgiveness, or an unconventional calling when the world is mocking your progress.
• Accepting an Unfathomable Future: Trading our demand for a full blueprint for the grace to simply take the "next right step" of obedience today.
• Remembering God's Voice Before the Evidence Appears: Shifting our anchor from our temporary, changing circumstances to the unchanging truth of Scripture—long before the first drop of "rain" falls.

If you’ve been feeling the heavy burden of trying to control your own destiny, this conversation is your reminder to take the pressure off. Tune in to learn how to step out of the spectator stands and become someone who hears God's voice and actually moves on it.

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What do you do when God’s Word doesn't seem to make sense and life feels overwhelming?

In this episode of On The Move, host John Lindsey sits down with Teaching Pastor Charlie Boyd to discuss navigating the gap between our difficult realities and God's sovereign truth. Together, they share practical insights on how to anchor your faith when you don't have all the answers. 

Key Takeaways:

• Abiding Daily: How to intentionally stay connected to Christ for your daily strength.
• Promises over Problems: Shifting your focus so the weight of God's truth outbalances your current circumstances.
• Rearranging Priorities: Simple ways to realign your everyday schedule and heart around what matters most.

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In this first official episode of On the Move, host John Lindsey is joined by our Directional Pastor, Jason Malone, to dive deep into the "why" behind this podcast. We love a great Sunday sermon, but at Fellowship Greenville, we believe true transformation happens when biblical hearing turns into everyday doing.

Together, John and Jason unpack the heart and vision behind bridging the gap between Sunday morning and the rest of your week. They share why this resource is so vital for our church community right now and how we plan to take big theological truths from the stage and break them down into practical, bite-sized applications you can actually use.

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Ever feel like the inspiration from Sunday morning disappears by Monday afternoon?

We’ve all been there. You take the notes and feel the spark, but then real life hits. At Fellowship Greenville, we believe the message shouldn't stop when you leave the parking lot.

In this introductory episode, host John Lindsey (Director of Communications at FG) introduces you to On the Move, a podcast designed to bridge the gap between biblical hearing and everyday doing.