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We are in a series for the summer called “Deeper.” What if we consecrated all of our summers to pursuing depth with God and others? What if we chose depth instead of distraction? Summer can sometimes be a vacation not just from school but from our faith. But what if Jesus' invitation for our souls... is to come deeper? What if He wants greater closeness and greater relationship with us than we've ever had before? This summer is an invitation from Jesus into the depths.Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Matt Densky

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Dallas Greenaway

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Dallas Greenaway

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Matt Densky

Speaker: Mckara Johnston

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Matt Densky

Speaker: Zac Rigsby

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Matt Densky

Speaker: Tyler Smith

Speaker: Tyler Smith

The rich young ruler had questions about how inherit eternal life. His approach, however was all about doing. Jesus wanted more than his actions and desired his full heart. That's what Jesus wants from each of us.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Caleb Sundt

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.Speaker: Alex Morin

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Nick Lano

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.Speaker: Tim Wadsworth

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. Speaker: Kevin Nunnery

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Tommy Rutt

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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

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.Speaker: Jason Malone

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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. Speaker: Dallas Greenaway

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

You will make mistakes in life. In the midst of consequences you might even begin to blame others and God. James reminds us that God is good, gives good, and does good.Speaker: Matt Densky

The book of James is like a collection of really profound fatherly wisdom. James begins his letter by drawing our attention to his first nugget of life advice: we live in a broken world, but joy positions us to see the bigger picture of what God is doing in the midst of that brokenness. Speaker: Matt Densky

In the midst of sin our tendency is to hide from God, but His pattern is to seek out His children. Shame can rule our life if we let it, but the story of the Bible is not just that God seeks His hiding children, but begins to work in them from the inside out.Speaker: Matt Densky

Our kick-off to the year! Matt teaches us that everyone has a place to belong in the family of God and that Jesus created belonging as people were on the journey of discovering what it means to believe in Him. No matter where you're at, you have a place to belong.Speaker: Matt Densky

We all want peace, but tend to think of peace as the absence of difficult circumstance. Jesus teaches it's the presence of His Spirit. Follow along as we take an in depth look at anxiety and how to reframe our perspective when we're in the midst of worries.Speaker: Matt Densky

This week we look at the concept of dating. We learn the four cultural pillars of dating and how unhealthy they are and we learn four biblical principles of dating and how they set us up for success within our relationships.Speaker: Matt Densky

A dinner party with Jesus and a Pharisee gets interrupted by a prostitute. Jesus offers grace, compassion, and dignity. The religious leader offers judgement, assumptions, and separation.Speaker: Matt Densky

Jesus heals a man by the pool of Bethesda who, due to his circumstances, might be convinced that he has no hope. Jesus shows us that He and He alone is the source of true hope. Speaker: Matt Densky

This week we look at the concept of fear. What does Jesus have to say to us in our fear? How should we respond when life seems terrifying? How do we move forward when we are frozen in fear? We study the disciples in the midst of a hurricane and see how even the most seasoned of fishermen were terrified, how they let their fear lead them to conclusions about Jesus, and how Jesus responds to it all.Speaker: Matt Densky

Hey everyone and welcome back to the Fellowship Greenville student ministry podcast. This week Matt Densky is challenging us to examine our hearts and identify the one thing that we usually withhold from Jesus. We study the story of the rich young ruler and observe that often times we're willing to give Jesus most things, but not the one thing that we place the most value on. The question on the table is, “Jesus is good, but do you consider him good enough to give him all?” We hope you enjoy this message!Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: Matt Densky

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.Speaker: JJ Bunney