Fellowsville Ag's Podcast

This morning we conclude our series "Life in Transition" and discuss how investing in the next generation is a great way to prepare for transitions in life. This is also the last message from Pastor Jason as he and his family are transitioning into a new season of ministry.

Sometimes you know what’s coming next—graduation, wedding, new baby, new job, retirement. But there’s no correlation between knowing what’s next and being prepared for what’s next. So, how do you prepare for the next season when you can't see what’s coming?

We’re all headed somewhere. We’re all moving toward a new season. And none of us has been where we’re going. Yet it’s up to us to figure out what we need to pack in our bags so that we’re prepared for that coming season. But how can you know what you’ll need when the coming season is a mystery? How can you know what you don’t know?

We’re all headed somewhere. Arriving at our new destinations requires change. For most of us, change creates stress. Just like when we travel on a boat, plane, or in a car, traveling through life can give us motion sickness. We’re knocked off balance. The ground beneath our feet doesn’t feel solid. So how do you prepare for what’s next when the anxiety of transition has you fighting motion sickness?

This morning we started a series on Life in Transition. You have probably heard it said that the only thing in life that is constant is change. But what do you do when one season ends and a new one begins? Life changes can be exciting and stressful because we do not know what comes next. So, how do you best navigate life’s biggest transitions? Join us for this 5-week series as we look at navigating change in your life. This week we talk about preparing for the future without knowing what the future actually will bring. Life is full of change. Transitions can be both exciting and stressful. That’s because we can’t see into the future. We can’t tell what comes next. But what if there was a way to prepare for the next season? What if you could do something now to influence where you end up then?

What is the importance of being a dad really mean? What does it look like and why does it matter? Take a listen as we talk about how walking with God is important not only to our fathers but to the health of the family as well!

Rev. James R.T. Boyce brings the Word this morning and reminds us how the Lord is similar to an umbrella. Is the Lord your umbrella?

This morning we honor and recognized our graduates. Pastor Charity presented a special message for our graduates which also was very relevant to us all!

Last week we talked about two kinds of unity: Unity in the Spirit and Unity in the Faith. We also talked about the importance of preserving and attaining unity. But what does that actually look like? Let's take a look at what the Scripture says and what we can do to apply the Word to our daily lives.

The church has a job/calling to do and it is overwhelming not only as a body but as individuals. We don’t do it by our own strength but by the strength of God. And one of the ways God gives us strength is through the unity He provides. This morning we are beginning a series on unity. This morning we will be talking about what unity is and what it looks like so we can preserve and attain it. (Sorry for the poor recording).

Today we look to a successful mother in the Bible and see how we can learn from what she did so we can make sure we are successful in raising our kids as well. Join us as we celebrate our ladies this morning and see what we can apply to our life from the Word!

Ever gotten angry or frustrated at God because of the situation you are in? So angry that you not only blamed Him for everything but refused to talk to Him and/or ask for help? Take a listen this morning as we talk about the Israelites and a man named Gideon. How were their situations the same? How did they respond? What were the results of their response? (Forgive us for the poor recording quality)

We had a wonderful opportunity to see our young people showcase what they did at Fine Arts this year. They all did a great job and we also were able to have Jordan Henshaw present his short sermon as well. We hope you enjoy!

When the devil can’t have our heart, he goes to his backup plan: destruction. He’ll try to break you down until you’re ready to cry out. But you can build something stronger than any of the devil’s attacks.

Have you ever been accused of being someone you’re not? It’s one of the devil’s go-to tricks. But you’re not who he says you are. You’re who God says you are.

He’s a liar—and he is really, really good at it. What lies has the devil tried to tell you? This weekend, we’ll take a good look at how the devil’s deceit tries to bring us down, and how we can stand strong against him.

As we conclude our series this morning, what a great way to celebrate Easter Sunday than to talk about what the cross and resurrection means for us!

As we celebrate Palm Sunday, we talk about how Jesus may have been feeling and what may have happened instead of Jesus dying on the cross.

This week we are taking a look at Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem. What does this event teach us? How are we like the crowd? How are we not like the crowd?

We were able to have a missions team from Fairmont State Chi Alpha help us this week by cleaning, painting, stuffing Easter eggs, putting outreach bags together, and cleaning the grounds. They were a great group of men and women to be around and were very hard workers. The greatest observation we saw was their love for the Lord as they served others. This is the Wednesday evening service they did which included an introduction of what Chi Alpha is, testimonies of two students on the missions team, and a great message from their leader, Cait Tobin. Take a listen and enjoy!