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

Where Every Student Belongs
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The Where Every Student Belongs podcast exists to provide weekly sermons for the student ministry of Fellowship Bible Church.
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10/16/2025
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Recent Episodes

July 15, 2026
The Classics Remastered - Good Plans
<p>Welcome to our Summer Night Live Series! With small groups taking a break for the summer, FSM will host 4 student gatherings throughout the months of June and July with shorter teachings and more time for connecting with one another. The teaching series for the summer is called, “The Classics Remastered.” We’ll be taking a look at some of the most well-known (and mis-applied) Bible verses of all time and providing the context needed to properly understand how these verses apply to us today.</p><p>This week, Jonny Wilson digs into Jeremiah 29:11: "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope."</p>

July 15, 2026
The Classics Remastered - I Can Do All Things
<p>Welcome to our Summer Night Live Series! With small groups taking a break for the summer, FSM will host 4 student gatherings throughout the months of June and July with shorter teachings and more time for connecting with one another. The teaching series for the summer is called, “The Classics Remastered.” We’ll be taking a look at some of the most well-known (and mis-applied) Bible verses of all time and providing the context needed to properly understand how these verses apply to us today.</p><p>This week, Chris Stano, the Fellowship College Director, digs into Philippians 4:13: “I can do all things through Him who strengthens me."</p>

May 4, 2026
Last Midweek: Live on Mission with God
<p>This week’s message challenges students to recognize that following Jesus is not seasonal—it’s a lifelong calling that shapes every part of who we are. Because of what Jesus has done, our lives are no longer our own; we are called to live on mission, motivated and controlled by His love. As students step into new seasons, they are invited to take their next right step with Jesus and actively make Him known to others.</p><p>Here are some discussion questions to further guide your conversation:</p><p>• What stood out to you from tonight’s message or the passages we read?</p><p>• In less than a month, you’ll be ending one chapter and beginning another (new grade, new school, graduation, etc.). What are you most excited or nervous about—and how could following Jesus shape the way you walk into it? What do you need to be intentional about this Summer so that you are ready for this new season?</p><p>• Michael said that if we belong to Jesus, our lives are no longer our own. What do you think that actually means in real, everyday life? Do you believe this? Does your life model this?</p><p>• <strong>2 Corinthians 5:14-15</strong> says, “the love of Christ controls us.” What are some things that tend to control people your age? What about you personally? Where do you most often find yourself living for your own plans, comfort, or approval instead of for Jesus?</p><p>• <strong>Read Matthew 28:18-20.</strong> When you hear “make disciples”, what comes to mind? What do you think that actually looks like for a student?</p><p>• What makes it intimidating to talk about Jesus with others? What could help you take a step of courage in that area?</p><p>• This summer, what is one specific way you can stay intentional in your relationship with Jesus (habits, community, church, sharing your faith, etc.)?</p><p>• How can this group pray for you to live on mission with God this Summer?</p>
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