FUSE Student Ministries

Leading students into a life-changing relationship with Jesus.

Connecting students to Jesus, helping them grow in their faith, and equipping them to serve is what we are all about.

We believe that students on fire for Christ can change the world – we exist to facilitate just that.

Every Sunday and Wednesday our 6-12th graders meet. FUSE Student Ministry is loaded with worship, friends, small groups, and a message geared towards students and their everyday life. Our goal is to create an experience where students can meet Christ and grow in their relationship with Him.

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Every Sunday our 6-12th graders meet at 10:30 AM in the FUSE building.

This March, our students will end a series called Puzzles: Parables that Make You Think, focusing on the parables of Jesus, with each of these lessons is tied in with some sort of brain teaser or puzzle. Jesus would often tell stories as a way to teach people the truth, and sometimes He would tell the story in parable fashion. When we read parables, it’s important to remember that Jesus was trying to teach one main lesson with each story. We will look, together, for the insight that Jesus was teaching in these parables. The second part of the month’s lessons are the beginning of the four-part series Wicked: Don’t Waste Your Life. Throughout this series, we will be learning about four wicked women whose life stories are recorded for us in the Bible.
 
WEEK ONE (Mar 1st): Escape the Maze – Students will learn about the dangers of self-righteousness and will be challenged to humbly recognize the mercy of God in their lives.
WEEK TWO (Mar 8th): Optical Illusion – Students will learn how Jesus offers forgiveness of sins and will be urged to show their love for God because they have been forgiven.
WEEK THREE (Mar 15th): Selfish Ambition – Students will be confronted with the dangers of selfish ambitions and will be challenged to leverage their abilities for the glory of God.
WEEK FOUR (Mar 22nd): Selfish Gain – Students will be confronted with the dangers of selfish gain and will be challenged to prioritize people over possessions.
WEEK FIVE (Mar 29th): Our Connection to the Resurrection – Students will understand how Jesus’ resurrection is of the utmost importance for salvation and will be challenged to tell others that Jesus is alive.

Every Wednesday our 6th-12th graders meet from 6:30 – 8 PM in the FUSE building.

Whether you’ve gone to church your whole life or just started today, it’s understandable if you have questions about God and the Bible, especially when some things seem unbelievable. But our doubts don’t have to destroy our faith. We might just find our voice when we speak up about questions we have. In this 4-week series from the book of John, we’ll look at how Jesus met people where they were, showing that when we have questions, He’s always listening, and that even when we don’t understand, we can trust God’s character. We’ll also see that, when we can’t explain everything, we can trust what we know for sure, and trusting God’s plan is key to knowing that when we want to walk away, God isn’t finished yet.
 
WEEK ONE (Mar 4th): When you have questions, trust Jesus is always listening. This week, we’ll hear Jesus welcome Nicodemus’s questions and listen as He promises to open the door to anyone seeking answers to their questions.
WEEK TWO (Mar 11th): When you don’t understand, you can still trust God’s character. This week, we’ll see a royal official trusts Jesus to heal his son, and Paul reminds us to believe that God can transform suffering into hope.
WEEK THREE (Mar 18th): When you can’t explain God fully, trust what you know for sure. This week, we’ll watch religious leaders try to make a man Jesus healed doubt what happened, and Isaiah promises peace for those who trust God.
WEEK FOUR (Mar 25th): When you want to walk away, trust God isn’t finished yet. This week, we’ll listen to Peter explain why he trusts Jesus and doesn’t walk away and see Jesus prove His power over death by raising Lazarus from the dead.

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