Fuse College Ministry

Our heart is for you to find a gospel-centered community but it’s not just for us... We have a calling to reach the broken and the lost.

As a student, it's common to ask the question, "What am I doing with my life?" In our new series, Josh shows us what the Bible says about God's Will for our life.

As a student, it's common to ask the question, "What am I doing with my life?" In our new series, Josh shows us what the Bible says about God's Will for our life.

As a student, it's common to ask the question, "What am I doing with my life?" In our new series, Josh shows us what the Bible says about God's Will for our life.

In the final week of our "Defense" series, we look at what the Bible tells us about the End Times.

What role does science play in the story of creation? What about Miracles and Dinosaurs? In week four of our "Defense" series, we look at the interconnectedness of science and faith.

Why does God allow struggles to happen in this life? Josh shares a message about dealing with struggles in our life.

How can we trust that the Bible is true? We look at what evidence there is that can support the accuracy of the Bible so that we can grow in our faith.

Our culture is shaped by personal beliefs and opinions. We have a responsibility to be prepared to make a defense about our faith when asked about our beliefs. Josh kicked off the semester by taking a look at historical references and accounts about Jesus.

Tyler Braden, Associate Pastor at Opendoor Church joined us for week two of our "One Prayer" series and discussed how to find God's rhythm for our lives and manage the pressure of this life.

Community influences our lives every day. A biblical community encourages us and points us toward Jesus.

Everything is meaningless. Or is it? Check out week 2 of “Eyes Wide Open” as Josh dives into Ecclesiastes 1 and the words of King Solomon.

We opened the Fall 2018 semester by looking at the story of Jesus healing the blind man in John 9. In order to see Jesus for who He truly is, our eyes must be opened to see Him as more than just a good teacher or prophet.

Wisdom we gain isn't for us to hoard. We shouldn't be privately shamed about our mistakes, but should share with those we love so they don't fall into the same traps we do. This week, Pastor Josh shares a message he would give to his college self.