Where Every Student Belongs

About Where Every Student Belongs

The Where Every Student Belongs podcast exists to provide weekly sermons for the student ministry of Fellowship Bible Church.

Publisher

Where Every Student Belongs

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

16 Oct 2025

Latest episode

28 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

29 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   28 Oct 2026

   Life of a Disciple: The Life of the Heart

   In 1 Chronicles 28:9, David calls Solomon to know God, serve Him wholeheartedly, and seek Him, remembering that God knows our hearts completely. Yet Solomon’s story in 1 Kings 11:4 warns us that even wisdom and a strong spiritual beginning cannot protect us from a divided heart. A disciple’s life is about more than outward obedience; when our hearts wander, we turn to Jesus in repentance and trust His grace to reshape our desires. Check out these discussion questions below for further conversation: Read 1 Chronicles 28:9. David tells Solomon to know God, serve Him wholeheartedly, and seek Him. What do you think it means to seek God with your whole heart? How is that different from simply going to church or doing what Christians are supposed to do? What do you think your heart truly longs for? What are some things students look to for happiness, identity, security, or approval? Read Matthew 22:37. Jesus calls us to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind. What would it look like for loving God to shape your everyday priorities, relationships, and decisions? Read 1 Kings 11:4. Solomon’s heart eventually turned away from the Lord. How can someone who knows a lot about God and has a strong spiritual background still develop a divided heart? What are some warning signs that this might be happening? Sometimes even good things—friendships, sports, academic success, relationships, or future plans—can begin to compete with God for our hearts. How can you recognize when something good has become too important to you? What should we do when we realize our hearts are not aligned with the gospel? How do repentance, God's grace, and our relationship with Jesus help us respond rather than hide, pretend, or simply try harder? What is one area of your heart where you want to grow in your love for God? What is one practical step you can take this week to seek Him more wholeheartedly? Close in prayer, asking God to help you love Him with all your heart!

2. 

   28 Oct 2026

   Life of a Disciple: The Life of the Mind

   This week, we’re starting a new series covering the inner life of a disciple - the Life of the Mind, Will, and Heart. Tonight we will discuss the overriding temperament of Jesus’ mind - relaxed. The modern mind seems to grow in anxiety, but Jesus teaches that the mind set on the Spirit is “life and peace”. How is it then that so many Christians feel the strong pressure of anxiety? In Matt. 8, we will see that Jesus credits fear to a lack of faith and an overabundant desire for control. As we surrender our fear for faith and practice taking on the mind of Christ, we can be confident that the peace that allowed Jesus to sleep through a storm can be ours as well. Check out these discussion questions below for further conversation: Read Matt. 8:23-27. Why do you think the disciples were so afraid in the storm? Why do you think Jesus blamed the disciples’ fear on a lack of faith? Do you think there are situations in which  you can have faith and still be legitimately afraid? Why/why not? Why do you think Jesus was so relaxed that He could take a nap in a boat during a storm? Is it reasonable to think that we could ever be as relaxed as Jesus was? Why? Consider the similar story of Jonah asleep in a boat during a storm. What is it about obedience to God that can bring peace, while disobedience brings fear? Read Matt. 3:16-17. What about Jesus’ identity as the “beloved Son of God” contributed to His mind being relaxed? How does what we think about ourselves inform how we feel? How could becoming convinced of your own identity in Jesus affect your mind? Name some practical ways to: train your mind with God’s word; stop thoughts that don’t align with the kingdom of God; make space for your mind to settle in God’s presence? Pray, asking God to help us to grow minds that operate the way Jesus’ mind does.

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   6 Oct 2026

   Life of a Disciple: Making Disciples

   In 2 Timothy 2:1–3, Paul reminds Timothy that following Jesus is not a journey we make alone or a faith we keep to ourselves. Just as Timothy received the gospel and was discipled by Paul, he was called to entrust what he had learned to faithful people who could teach others. Jesus calls every disciple to this same multiplying life: follow Jesus, invest in others, and help them become disciples who make disciples. Check out these discussion questions below for further conversation: • Read 2 Timothy 2:1–3. What stands out to you about Paul’s instructions to Timothy? What does this passage tell us about what it looks like to follow Jesus? • Paul tells Timothy to “entrust” what he has learned to “faithful men” who will be able to teach others also. Why do you think Paul expected Timothy to pass what he had learned on to other people? What does this tell us about the purpose of discipleship? • Think about the progression in this passage: Paul → Timothy → faithful people → others. What do you think Paul is trying to accomplish through this kind of multiplication? Why is it important that disciples eventually help make other disciples? • Read Matthew 4:19–20. Jesus says, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” What do you notice about the connection between following Jesus and helping other people follow Jesus? Why do you think those two things belong together? • What are some ways a Christian can accidentally make their faith mostly about themselves? What would it look like instead to intentionally invest in someone else's relationship with Jesus? • Who are some people God has already placed around you that you could intentionally invest in? What could it look like to help one of those people take a next step toward Jesus? • Paul tells Timothy to “share in suffering as a good soldier of Christ Jesus.” Why do you think making disciples can require courage, sacrifice, patience, or even discomfort? What might keep you from taking the risk of investing in someone else? • If you were to take one step toward becoming more intentional in making disciples this week, what would you do? Who could you pray for, encourage, invite, serve, share with, or invest in? How can this group pray for you as you take that step this week?

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