Fellowship Church - Prairieville, LA

New You | Week 4 | Kirk Jones (1.25.26)

1 Corinthians 12:12-27 A follower is a member. Every person has a place and a purpose. The church is an organism not an organization. -The church, illustrated, is universal. -The church, instructed, is local. The church is personal, functional, tangible, and spiritual. -Membership is not attendance; it is identity. -The body protects and provides for its weaker parts. -The body works to heal and change its unhealthy parts. Fellowship will be corporately what we are individually. -Fellowship will do corporately what we do individually. -Fellowship will have corporately what we give individually

New You | Week 3 | Pete Jory (1.18.25)

Go Fishing Mark 1:16-20Fisher of Men = Be a Bringer Go now. Go learn. Go completely. You aren’t a follower of Jesus until you are making followers of Jesus.

New You | Week 2 | Kirk Jones (1.11.26)

John 4:21-16A Follower is a Worshiper. -True worship is about the reason, not the result. God seeks true worshipers. -True worship is true of God and true from us. -God is not seeking performance; He is seeking people who worship .God is worshiped because God is worthy. -God does not need but deserves worship. -Worship is giving God what is due Him not what we owe Him. The Lord is worthy of right words, righteous ways, and real work.

New You | Week 1 | Kirk Jones (1.4.26)

New You Romans 10:1-17 A follower is a believer. -We follow who (and what) we believe. Believing creates our living. -Belief is convictions held so deeply they create and cause our motivations and actions. -If what we say we believe is not changing how we live, do we believe it? Is my belief correct? -Correct belief changes how we live. Am I committed to my belief? -Committed belief changes what we do. Is my belief confessed? -Confessed belief changes who we are.

Redo | Week 1 | Hayden Carter (12.28.25)

Redo: Regret to Restoration Matthew 26:14-16, 30-35, 45-51, 69-75, Mathew 27:3-5 Our expectations are often good, but our confidence is misplaced. Our failure doesn’t make us a failure. You only sell what you never truly treasured. You don’t have to do the things you used to do because you’re not the person you used to be in Christ Jesus. Grace pursues us at the place of our failure. The only way to come to Jesus is by surrender. Turn your regret into repentance. Turn your shame into surrender. And follow the Savior who is greater than all your sin.