Fuse College Ministry

Most of us would admit that we've dealt with anxiety and stress. We can have confidence in God's promises and that He is in control of our needs.

Many of us hold a lot of bitterness toward others, even if we don't realize it. Liz shows us through the Word that bitter ain't better.

As humans, we like to have control over our life but we never seem to have enough. The truth is that we were never created to be in control.

Technology has rapidly evolved in the past couple decades and changed our everyday life. How does this affect our relationship with the Lord and those around us?

We all have questions about what the Bible says about dating and relationships. Josh answers real questions submitted by students.

Our generation has it's own idea of a dating relationship. How do you know who is the right one and how to date the way God intended?

We must get our relationship with God right before we can ever get a relationship with a guy/girl right. Don’t miss the benefits of now because you're fixated on the benefits of then.

We kicked off 2018 by focusing on the names of God. I AM is when we are not.

Josh cover the three Circles of Evangelism.

We kicked off the Fall 2017 semester, and our "Revival" series, by looking at the importance of the Bible, and why it should be at the foundation of who we are.

In this week of the "Working Faith" we looked at the importance of using our wealth for the Kingdom now instead of in the future. We also looked at being patient because heaven is closer than we think.

In this week of "The Working Faith", we looked at how James addresses our judgement of others. We recognized that our slander and judgement of others come from our pride within. We also saw that our lives are lived out according to God's will.

This week in James chapter 4, we saw that the quarrels among us are a result of the passions within us, that we are to ask God for the desires of His heart, and that our adultery is no match to God's grace.

Special guest Joe Cox helped us see there are two kinds of wisdom. We recognized the importance in seeking Godly wisdom instead of the wisdom of this world for our decisions.

In this week in our "Working Faith" series, we evaluated the impact our words have and how we can use them to better love others, and glorify God through them.