Fannin Student Ministry: Recent Episodes
Ryan Reed
A look at Acts 1-2 to see what our graduates can learn about their own graduation and futures.
We dive into Jeremiah 29 and see the true context of Jeremiah 29:11, that it is not about us, but about HIM.
This new series looks at popular verses in their CORRECT context, and tonight we begin with all athletes favorite verse: Philippians 4:13.
Our last lesson of our Three Beautiful Words series, as we look at one of the most beautiful things we could ever say.
The church is a place you should feel like you belong. We don’t always do a great job of that, but let’s try and get better. Telling someone they belong can have a huge impact on their lives. People say they are fine, but inside, they could be hemorrhaging. Something as simple as letting them know they belong, being like David, is what we need to do.
You never know what kind of trajectory you can set for someone’s life by simply inviting them to church.
By taking a look at Luke 2 and the story of the Shepherds, we see their reaction to the Messiah and we must also make a choice.
A look at the woman caught in adultery in John 8, and what it means for us. Too often we are both the crowd, accusing others, and the woman, called out on our sin.
Listen in as we start a new series for 2024, titled GO! We will spend 3 weeks looking at three times Jesus told someone to “Go and…” Tonight we explore Luke 10 and the Parable of the Good Samaritan, and how we are called to Go and do likewise.
A walk through the Bible to see the Anticipation of the Messiah, the Joy that comes with the arrival of the Messiah, and the Hope that comes with His return.
God is a God of the living, not of the dead. Take a look with us at Luke 20:27-40 and His encounter with the Sadducees.
God is not mocked, He is not fooled, and in Galatians we read that we reap what we sow, so let’s reap the fruit of the spirit and stop trying to fool God. It won’t work.
We wrap up our series tonight looking at the holiness of God through the lens of Isaiah 6:1-8.
A look at Judges 10, how He feels when He is rejected, and a personal story of rejection and redemption from my life.
This week we look at John 14 and how Jesus was God in the flesh, ordinary and nothing like the world expected the Messiah to be.
Part 2 of our series Death and Life of Lazarus, and the look at how Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life.
Jesus waited 2 days before going to see Lazarus in John 11. He doesn’t always show up how we want Him to. But that doesn’t mean He isn’t there.
Our senior Sunday! Leah made it! We are looking at 3 things that you won’t hear at your graduation ceremony.
A sermon over Psalm 46:8-11 to conclude Doug’s sermon on Psalm 46. I apologize for the way I sound. Got back from a mission trip and allergies were killing me.
We are going over some Old Testament books of the Bible in our Wednesday night Bible study, and I had the privilege to do a very brief overview of the book of Numbers. Give it a listen!
A sermon preached for the whole congregation in a series looking at Jesus. This one delves into Jewish prophecies and how we can know he is the long awaited Jewish Messiah and how we can answer the same way that Peter did when asked "Who do you say that I am?"
An often overlooked story in the nativity, we examine the life of Anna and see how we should be praying and fasting like she did.
As we wrap up our series, we talk about the importance of knowing good theology and how to discern if someone is teaching false doctrines.
Not all things regarding self-love are bad, but we need to learn to sift those things through God’s Word to see what is worth keeping and what we need to get rid of.
Don’t stress yourself out trying to do everything. Rest, sabbath, is an important part of your life.
Why should Christians stop saying this phrase? Isn’t it nice to tell someone you are thinking of them? Let’s talk about it!
This week we explore the phrase “Live your truth” and how dangerous that thinking is for believers because we know there is such a thing as absolute truth.
It is important we have a Biblical worldview to be able to sift the false teachings of this world.
Everyone needs someone to disciple them. Learn what you need to find someone to disciple you, and what you need to do to be discipled by someone.
Each person brings something unique to a church, and they have a place to belong and serve.
Why does God allow suffering and evil? Is there an objective moral code? Not only does Christianity offer the best explanation for the existence of evil and suffering, it also offers the best solution. God sent his Son, Jesus, to suffer and die to pay the penalty for our sins. Anyone who places their trust in Him will live forever with Him in paradise, where there will be no more pain or suffering. Christianity is the worldview that best matches reality. It makes sense of life, meaning, morality, pain and suffering. It tells us how we got here and where we are going. But there’s another important component to a worldview we haven’t mentioned yet: a worldview requires a commitment. Your worldview will shape the way you live your life, even if you don’t realize it. If you believe humans are mere animals and hold no special value, how do you think you will treat other people? But if you think human beings are immensely valuable, then you must treat them that way.
Why I believe in the resurrection. Let’s look at a few facts and theories about the resurrection and examine how we can believe that the resurrection actually happened.
Jesus gives us a mission to go and share the good news. Will you be a part of that mission?
While looking at Judas and Peter, we can see that Jesus offers forgiveness and learn that He will never give up on us.
One of lesson over the name Immanuel, God with us. Even a brief look at Sukkot and Hanukkah.
Is Jesus worth following? Listen in as discuss why He is worth following, and what it means to be a follower of Jesus.
Why the church? It’s full of hypocrites, and I can worship anywhere. Why should I go to the church? Listen in as we dive into this for a bit!
Is Jesus really and truly the only way to the Father? We examine a few pieces of evidence with logic and reason that I believe show Jesus is the only way.
One Life. What if you focused on one person, and we’re intentional with your life with and for them? I believe that can change the world. So who is your one life?
Go Out, Leave A Mark. God has called each one of us to tell others about what He has done. Will you?
Yes, I know we skipped week 3. It’s ok. We can choose to do something today, not tomorrow
To be an influencer, live small and dream big. We have a big chance to be an influencer on the people closest to us, so let your light shine!
We are beginning our new Sunday school curriculum, the core, and this is the introductory lesson for the core doctrine, Rescue.
This is our second week in Unwrapped, and we look at the truth that we can be ready to share God’s gift of Jesus with others