Jesus on Display

God's coming wrath, represented by the seven angels with seven bowls, demonstrates the intensity and finality of God's wrath against sin and evil. Believers can stand firm, entrusting judgment to God and focusing on the Lamb and His greater purposes in the world today.  *This episode is an excerpt taken from Trenton Stokes's message, “ Worship and Wrath .” Find the full sermon on our website...

In the scope of Revelation, chapters 12-14 give us the clearest picture of God’s enemy, and this enemy is an Unholy Trinity of sorts. It is seen as three different beasts in John’s vision: a dragon, a sea beast, and a land beast. And together these three are seeking to advance a counterfeit kingdom. How do we stay faithful to Jesus and not get sucked in by the political schemes of the evil one?&nb...

What are we to do with the escalating judgments that were revealed to John in Revelation 8-11? *This episode is an excerpt taken from Matt Densky’s message, “ The Seven Trumpets .” Find the full sermon on our website at  fellowshipgreenville.org/sermons ! Speaker: Matt Densky

Don’t you sometimes wonder: “If God is really on the Throne, then why are things so bad in this world?” “Why all the pain and suffering—why all the persecution and tribulation?” The prayers of God’s people play an important part in what God is up to in the world as He works to bring salvation to His people and bring judgment on this world, living rebellion against Him. *This episode is an excerpt...

How do we stand firm in a world that is consistently chaotic? Jesus tells us in Matthew 24 that “only the Father knows” when he will return to restore his creation. So, what are we to do with that information?  Discover some things you might not have known about the “end times” in Charlie’s latest sermon! *This episode is an excerpt taken from Charlie Boyd's message, " Are We Living in the En...

John’s vision of Revelation 4-5 answers the question— how do we persevere rightly as God's people ? While John specifically encourages each of the seven churches to persevere in chapters 2-3, in Revelation 4-5, we have the broadest answer to our question about how we should persevere. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jim Thompson's message, " Kingdom Perseverance ." Find the full sermon on o...

What is the book of Revelation all about, and what does it reveal about Jesus? Join Charlie Boyd and Jim Thompson as they answer some burning questions surrounding several ideas about the book. Tune in to our series, "The Revelation of Jesus Christ," to learn more! Speaker: Charlie Boyd & Jim Thompson

We wrap up Season 4 by giving you a chance to imagine yourself attending King David’s funeral. What would a preacher say about the life of David, son of Jesse, Israel’s greatest-ever king? Tune in to this episode as we memorialize David and his troubled, redemptive life. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Charlie Boyd's message, " Eulogy for King David ." Find the full sermon on our website at...

How do you end a book on the life of David, Israel’s greatest king and the king from whom King Jesus will come? God’s answer is to close the life of David with a foreshadowing of the gospel.  *This episode is an excerpt taken from Charlie Boyd's message, " A Senseless Census ." Find the full sermon on our website at fellowshipgreenville.org/sermons ! Speaker: Charlie Boyd

The God who provided for David time and time again continues to be the One who provides for us today in and through Jesus. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jason Malone's message, " David's Song of Songs (Part Two) ." Find the full sermon on our website at fellowshipgreenville.org/sermons ! Speaker: Jason Malone

2 Samuel 22 is a song of David. As he articulates how God has been his Savior, Sustainer, Strength, and Security, we are reminded of the many ways God has shown Himself to be the same for us. The God who provided for David time and time again continues to be the One who provides for us today in and through Jesus. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jason Malone's message, " David's Song of Song...

If you’re a Christian, your longing for belonging to a unified team is meant to be fulfilled in the church. We have a pure mission to be light in darkness and hope in despair with Jesus, like Jesus, and for Jesus. But desiring a pure thing with a pure goal is never easy. And so, here’s the scary question: Like a rogue player on a court or a stage, what are some of the biggest threats to a church’s...

The core idea of our faith revolves around two questions:  Why did Jesus have to die on the cross, and w hy did he have to rise from the dead? *This episode is an excerpt taken from Charlie Boyd's message, " The Easter Gospel ." Find the full sermon on our website at fellowshipgreenville.org/sermons ! Speaker: Charlie Boyd

Jesus didn’t come to overthrow Rome but to overthrow death. He defeated sin, not Caesar. The same tension is presented to us today. What is our motive for following Jesus? Is our faith contingent upon him meeting our expectations? Is he truly our King? *This episode is an excerpt taken from Matt Densky's message, " Is Jesus Your King? " Find the full sermon on our website at fellowshipgreenville.o...

Easter 2024, Missional Impact stories, Adams Mill location updates, and more! Here's what's happening around our church and how you can get involved wherever you are. 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 . Speaker: Jonny Brush & Matt Rexford

Life doesn’t always go as planned. Grace doesn’t always erase the consequences of our sin—however—in the midst of those negative consequences, the spiritual healthy posture to take is what David said in 2 Samuel 15:25-26 (that we can turn into a prayer)—“God, do to me whatever seems good to you.” Also, in the midst of those negative consequences, when we feel forsaken, we’re mistaken. God’s promis...

The safest and most blessed place to be is living within the boundaries of God’s kingship over your life. He is wiser than you, and he loves you. What distinctions do you make between confession and repentance, and w here are you most tempted to live outside of God’s boundaries? *This episode is an excerpt taken from Matt Rexford's message, " A Clean Heart ." Find the full sermon on our website at...

What does it mean to truly forgive? As we make connections with others, how do we move on from past trauma with our personal experiences so it doesn’t spill over into our close relationships? Within this episode, hear from longtime members of FG, Jose and Michelle Alvarez, as they discuss how God has shaped their individual lives and their marriage through lessons on forgiveness. Have a story cent...

What does it look like to obey after you’ve disobeyed? When we mess up, when we sin, when we do things our own way for the sake of our own puny kingdoms, and it backfires, how do we get back on track? In God’s hands, we believe that we aren’t defined by the worst thing we’ve done. But what does that look like in the practical? Simply, w hat does it look like to obey after you’ve disobeyed? *This e...

The story we find in 2 Samuel 9 is one of the most moving, most beautiful stories of grace in all of Scripture. It’s the story of a great king, King David, who, as the recipient of God’s great grace, shows mind-boggling grace to a potential rival to the throne—to someone who is completely undeserving. But there’s so much more here. This short story points forward to the Bible’s “big story” of rede...

Can you recall a moment in your life that, looking back, altered or significantly impacted the trajectory of your life? Was it possibly a conversation with someone? A specific conversation between God and David reminds us of who our God is and the implications for our life because of Jesus—now and for eternity. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Charlie Boyd's message, " Our Covenant Making Go...

The amazing revelation of Scripture is that the God of the Universe wants to live with us in an up-close, personal relationship. But that doesn’t mean we can treat Him any way we want. God is “Holy,” and that means we must never treat Him with anything less than the respect He rightly deserves. We must relate to Him as He instructs. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Charlie Boyd's message, "...

Humans love telling stories largely because our Creator made us this way. But how do stories long for and echo what we find in Scripture, and ultimately, how do they shape and help us grow in our life with Jesus? Join us as we discuss practical takeaways on how both the Gospel and story work in unison to put the love of Jesus on display. Speaker: Jonny Brush, Chandler Patterson, & Jim Thompson

In Jesus, God has entered our world of broken politics and broken religion to show us what his loving rule is really like. *This episode is an excerpt taken from Jim Thompson's message, " The Kingdom of God ." Find the full sermon on our website at fellowshipgreenville.org/sermons ! Speaker: Jim Thompson

When God writes the stories of our lives, his plotlines are not always the plotlines we would choose if we were writing our own stories. God loves you. He understands every emotion that torments you. You can trust Him with how you feel. He’s completely safe. You can express your hurt, your sadness, your fears, your shame, your guilt, and yes, even your anger to him. The fact that the Psalms are in...