Jesus on Display

In this special episode, we celebrate the grand opening of our new Adam’s Mill location! Hear how God is moving through this new space, and find out how you can jump in to serve and connect as part of the Fellowship Greenville community. Plus, we’ve got some exciting updates and everything you need to know about this year’s Easter services. Whether you're new to Fellowship or have been here for ye...

Another year has come and gone! Here's what's been happening this year, along with some things to look forward to in 2025! To keep up with all of our church happenings, subscribe to our newsletter at  fellowshipgreenville.org/subscribe (login required), head to our website , or download our church app ( Apple , Android ). See you in the new year! Speaker: Jason Malone & Matt Rexford

As a follower of Jesus, you have been adopted as God’s child, receiving full rights and privileges in His family. This secure position in Christ is not earned but is a gift to be received with humility, as Jesus Himself came in humility. May we daily live in gratitude for this gift, letting go of attempts to earn God’s love and instead rest in the assurance of His grace. *This episode is an excerp...

In the book of Galatians, Paul wants us to see that true freedom comes from accepting God’s grace and living by His promise rather than following strict religious rules.  The difficulty in this passage comes from what Paul calls an “allegory”—contrasting two women from the OT, Hagar and Sarah. Paul says these two mothers represent two covenants—one of slavery under the law and the other of fr...

How should we respond to relational disappointment?  In this episode, we learn that Paul is distraught over the unfaithfulness of his friends in Galatia. And rather than theologically refuting them, in Galatians 4:8-20, Paul speaks to them frankly at how personally and emotionally hurt he is. His example here reminds us that relational disappointment provides an opportunity for believers to r...

The pervasive nature of idolatry is the heart’s tendency to elevate anything—whether cultural idols or personal achievements—to a position only God should occupy. May we continually examine our heart for idols such as self-righteousness, defensiveness, or identity in performance. And be reminded that freedom from idols comes through recognizing and embracing our identity in Christ, who alone offer...

This episode centers around the story of how our current vision to multiply communities of grace that passionately pursue life and mission with Jesus came to be. As you may already know, we’re in a season of multiplying in grace, and through that process, we’re launching a new campus just six miles down the road from our HWY14 campus in Greenville. That campus will be known as the Adams Mill campu...

One of the most odd and tedious questions in all of Christian theology and practice is outlining our relationship to the Law. Paul speaks highly of the Law but also indicates that it was used for negative purposes. The psalmists gush, “How I love your Law, O Lord!” But the NT writers also talk about how the Law was a short-lived covenant, and not an eternal covenant. And on an experiential level,...

Put simply: You can only understand the Gospel through the Scripture—at the same time—you can only understand the Scripture through the Gospel. Or, let me say it the other way around: You cannot understand the Gospel apart from the Scripture, and you cannot understand the Scripture apart from the Gospel. Scripture is not about me inviting God into my story, to make my story come true. No, it’s abo...

The way we became Christians is the same way we live as Christians—by faith in what Jesus has done for us on the cross and by faith in what Jesus has done in us by giving us His Spirit. Life change, the process of growing to be more and more like Jesus, comes as the Spirit works in us from the inside out, not by our striving to complete ourselves through willpower and behavior modification. *This...

In lieu of all that has happened post-Hurricane Helene in the Upstate, Western NC, and Tennessee, we have another quarterly update for you!  Join Matt and Jason as they discuss the latest updates at FG, among other topics, including fall activities. What's your favorite fall activity? Additional Resources: Church Update - Fall 2024! // VIDEO Gospel Expansion Speaker: Jason Malone & Matt Rexfo...

Any time you add “plus anything,” you destroy the gospel. Galatians, “the letter that saved the church,” is all about clarifying the gospel and calling us to abandon any form of rule-based Christianity. It’s about how to live in and live out grace by the power of the Spirit. It’s about bearing the fruit of relating well to people so that we reflect the character of God in any circumstance. *This e...

Hypocrisy is more like cancer than acne. It can be deeply damaging if it takes root among the people of God. So, what is the Christian’s appropriate response to hypocrisy in the church? *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jim Thompson's message, " Gospel Orthopedics ." Find the full sermon and other sermon series on our website at fellowshipgreenville.org/sermons ! Speaker: Jim Thompson

As Paul continues his autobiography in Galatians 2, he drives home the point that if you add anything to faith in Christ…thinking somehow it will make you clean…or make you more acceptable to God…you LOSE the gospel. And that same principle applies just as much today as it did in Paul’s day. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jason Malone's message, " Gospel Unity ." Find the full sermon and o...

How do you interpret your own life? Usually, it’s based on what you’ve done or what people have done to you. Sadly, this often leads to endless and cancerous comparisons. But what if the gospel has a different interpretation of my life than I do? In Galatians 1, Paul’s brief autobiography helps us understand how the gospel of grace can change our perspective. *This episode is an excerpt taken from...

Why is being clear on the Gospel so vitally important? For the apostle Paul, adding anything to what Jesus has done for us through His life, death, resurrection, and ascension back into heaven brought out his strongest condemnation. You cannot mix grace and law-keeping in any way, shape, or form. The Gospel is “because of,” not “in order to.” Learn how this truth changes everything! *This episode...

Many Christ Followers still struggle to believe that God's grace through Jesus Christ is sufficient to make them right with God and keep them right with God. In Galatians 1:6-10 , Paul will get at the heart of our approval addiction and once again remind us that at the heart of modifying grace is people pleasing, which leads to bondage and death, not freedom and life. *This episode is an excerpt t...

From the very beginning, the Gospel, the Good News that you can be made right with God and kept right with God by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone, has come under attack. The letter to the Galatians is about never allowing anything to be added to the Gospel of grace—not religious rules or rituals, not church traditions, not the self-righteous thinking that your “goodness” or your...

Let's kick off season 6 of this podcast by raising some important statistics and questions! We are in one of the most significant spiritual declines in recently recorded history. Sociologists and groups like Barna, Pew, and Springtide Research are all keeping a close watch on the trajectory of faith within the next generation, and the numbers are alarming. 70 percent (and growing) of young people...

As the Church, the people of God, we are called to live in the reality of the present, knowing of our certain future and what is certain about our future inevitably shapes today, tomorrow, and each day until Christ returns for us. In what ways should knowing how the story ends shape the way we live in the story? *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jason Malone's message, “ All Things New .” Fin...

The final book of the Bible has several layers and nuances. This summer, we hosted a "Bonus Night" with a Q&A for anyone interested in submitting their pressing questions concerning Revelation.  Join Charlie Boyd, Matt Rexford, and Jim Thompson in our "Revelation Bonus Features" episode. They'll explore some of the questions people have asked and provide more elaborations on the book as a...

How do the scenes of the final defeat of evil that we see in Revelation 19-20 encourage us to stay faithful to Jesus when we face the evil in our world today? Or said another way: How does knowing that God will bring a final end to evil encourage us to persevere in a world system growing more and more evil every day? *This episode is an excerpt taken from Charlie Boyd's message, “ The End of Evil...

Why do we gather in church on Sundays? We aren’t gathered for the pastor to simply tell you something if you are a follower of Jesus. We are gathered to do something, and that something is to raise our HALLELUJAH because of what God has done through Jesus. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jason Malone's message, “ HALLELUJAH .” Find the full sermon on our website at fellowshipgreenville.org/...

What does it look like to create rhythms of rest for you and your family? Join Jason and Matt as they discuss various things, including church updates, sabbaticals, metaphorical dolphins, our new Adams Mill location, gospel expansion, and more! To keep up with our church happenings, subscribe to our newsletter at fellowshipgreenville.org/subscribe (login required), head to our website, or download...

Jesus reigns. Thankfully, because he reigns, the church has victory with him. Revelation 17-18 asks the fundamental question, do you live in Babylon and its idolatrous luxury, autonomy, and violence? Or the kingdom of God?  *This episode is an excerpt taken from Zac Rigsby's message, “ The Fallen City .” Find the full sermon on our website at fellowshipgreenville.org/sermons ! Speaker: Zac Ri...