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Where Every Student Belongs
by Where Every Student Belongs
The Where Every Student Belongs podcast exists to provide weekly sermons for the student ministry of Fellowship Bible Church.
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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...
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Relationships - Dating as a Disciple
This week, we’ll be diving into the final topic in our series on Relationships - Dating. Though there are no passages in the Bible directly aimed at dating itself, we will discover the Biblical paradigm for romance by looking through the lens of marriage. The goal is to turn students’ hearts away...
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Relationships - Singleness
This week, we’ll talk about singleness as a God-given gift rather than a waiting room for marriage. Students will consider how the freedom, time, and opportunities they have right now can be used for undivided devotion to the Lord through His Word and His work. Whatever their relationship status,...
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Relationships - The Trials of Friendship
This week, we’ll be diving into the second sermon from our series in Relationships - Friendship. We will take a look at the Biblical paradigm of friendship from Proverbs 27. The hope is that students understand the necessity of friendship and leave small group having discussed how to be and find...
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Relationships - Relationship with God
As a Disciple of Jesus, the most important thing is our relationship with Him. God’s Word points out the foolishness of devoting our lives to anything other than our relationship with Him. When we put our ultimate trust in ourselves, other people, achievement, or anything else besides God, those...
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Life of a Disciple - Life in a Small Group
This week kicks off our new semester at FSM! The theme for the semester is “The Life of a Disciple.” We will initiate this new semester by looking at discipleship within a small group. We will answer 4 questions: what’s the point of small groups?; who belongs in a small group?; how do we “do”…
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The Classics Remastered - Good Plans
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...
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The Classics Remastered - I Can Do All Things
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...
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Last Midweek: Live on Mission with God
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...
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Against the Grain - Friends in the Kingdom
This week closes our “Against the Grain” series. Tonight, we’re exploring one of the most fundamental of all human needs: friendship. Today, loneliness is the norm; we’re digitally connected and personally isolated. Jesus shows us in John 15 that this was not what we were made for. We were made…
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Against the Grain - Love the Others
This week pushes students to see that following Jesus means rejecting the divisions our culture normalizes—like cliques, tribes, classes, races, and biases. While the world groups people by differences, Jesus calls us to love across those lines with humility and sacrifice. When we do, we don’t…
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Against the Grain - A Life of Transformation
**DISCLAIMER** This week’s audio file was faulty. The first 6.5 minutes are difficult to hear. The recording returns to normal after that mark. We apologize for the inconvenience! This week opens our new series called “Against the Grain.” In this series, we’re exploring the nature of the stark...
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Illusion of Control: Comparison
This week wraps up the Illusion of Control, discussing the danger of attempting to control our lives through the trap of comparison. Paul 1 Corinthians 15 shows 2 potential pitfalls for falling into the trap of comparison. First, we tend to focus on our weakness; second, we focus on our…
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Illusion of Control: Anxiety
Anxiety is something almost everyone experiences, especially when we feel pressure about our future, relationships, or expectations. As our anxiety grows because we try to control things that were never meant for us to control. God invites us to humble ourselves, trust His care, and cast our...
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Illusion of Control: Shame
This week introduces the idea that control is often an illusion we use to hide shame. From the very beginning in Genesis, sin led Adam and Eve to hide, blame, and try to manage how they were seen—patterns we still follow today. True freedom comes not from controlling our image or circumstances…
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Your Story, God's Story: Redemption
This week wraps up Your Story/God’s Story, focusing on redemption and restoration through Jesus. Rom. 3:21-26 shows us the tension at the heart of the gospel: God is perfectly just and can’t ignore sin, yet He’s perfectly loving and desires to save sinners. The cross is where justice and mercy…
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Your Story, God's Story: Fall
In Genesis 3, we see how sin enters the world through misplaced worship and disordered love. Adam and Eve chose their autonomy over trust in God. They believed a lie about God rather than resting in His goodness. Their rebellion fractures their relationship with God, with each other, and with...
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Your Story, God's Story: Creation
Tonight introduces the idea that our lives unfold within the grand story of God’s Kingdom. We can’t truly understand ourselves, our identities, or our purpose if we don’t understand what God is doing in the world. God created men and women out of love - we are His prized creation! We were made to...
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Idols of the Heart: The God Who Satisfies
Tonight we discuss how idols promise satisfaction but always leave us spiritually empty and restless. Through Jeremiah 2 and John 4, Students are invited to see Jesus as the only true source of life, rest, and meaning. The goal is to help Students move beyond intellectual belief toward…
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Idols of the Heart: The Lies Idols Tell
Tonight introduces the idea that idolatry isn’t just about ancient statues but about what our hearts love, trust, and depend on most. Students are challenged to see how good things can slowly become ultimate things that promise life but eventually disappoint and enslave. In order to keep from...
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Idols of the Heart: The Search for Something More
Tonight introduces the idea that idolatry isn’t just about ancient statues but about what our hearts love, trust, and depend on most. Students are challenged to see how good things can slowly become ultimate things that promise life but eventually disappoint and enslave. The goal of this…
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A Light Has Dawned
Isaiah describes a people stumbling in darkness because they looked everywhere except to God for guidance—much like Students today navigating fear, pressure, and confusion. John 1 shows that Jesus is the promised Light who doesn’t wait for us to find Him but enters our darkness to reveal truth,...
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In Christ: Seeking the Things Above
The Colossians were infiltrated by false teachers who intended to misdirect the believers away from the foundation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. These teachers sought to enslave the Colossians with legalism and asceticism. But Paul teaches that true freedom comes from a mind set on things above...
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In Christ: Let No One Disqualify You
Paul’s words in Colossians 2:16–3:4 call believers to resist every form of “Jesus + something else” religion. Legalism, mysticism, and asceticism all promise control and spiritual superiority, but they lead only to pride and exhaustion. The Gospel tells a better story — that Jesus’s finished work...
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In Christ: Rooted in Christ
The Colossians were infiltrated by false teachers who intended to misdirect the believers away from the foundation of the gospel of Jesus Christ. The same risk of delusion is prominent in our culture today. A faith that is built solely on a few loosely held ideals won’t stand the test of time or...
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In Christ: The Supremacy of Jesus
The Colossians were tempted to give Jesus prominence but not preeminence—to include Him among other influences rather than enthrone Him as Lord. We often do the same when we make faith about what Jesus can do for us instead of living fully for Him. Jesus isn’t just part of the story; He’s the...
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God's Design for Sex and Sexuality
This week, Michael Winstead will be bringing the message to help students see that God is the Creator of sex and sexuality, and that His design is good. When we reject God’s design and follow our own desires, it leads to brokenness and loss of shalom. But through Jesus, God restores what sin has...
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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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