Friday Night Live

The Sins Nobody Else Can Know About

Presented by Zach Smith - June 20, 2025

The pull of sexual sin has been prevalent since the book of Genesis, and it does not discriminate based on gender, age or even marital status. Some things have not changed since the earliest days of man, but one thing has—the ability to more easily engage in hidden forms of sexual sin. And because it’s easier to hide, it’s easy to remain isolated. Alone. Feeling past forgiveness and beyond repair. In this FNL study, we’ll challenge the common perception that sexual sin is just a young male problem and related lies—nobody else understands, so you have to battle this alone—that Satan promotes to keep people in bondage. We’ll examine a biblical passage that gives hope and instruction regarding this taboo topic. Viewer discretion advised!

God Wants Strong Men

Presented by David Gatley - May 23, 2025

When one speaks of masculinity today, it often comes with a negative connotation or evokes the image of some larger-than-life superhero. (Think Thor!) Masculinity and strength are so much more than that. God is looking for characteristics that show strength of faith, strength of character, as well as strength of mind and body. In this FNL we’ll look at some examples that point us to God’s expectations for strong men. This is something that both sexes should be aware of as we move forward in life. 

Why Is Wisdom Important?

Presented by Dennis Fultz - April 25, 2025

In a world where happiness feels more elusive than ever, studies show that young adults in the U.S. and around the globe are struggling. Over the past decade, happiness among young people has steadily declined.

The good news is that true and lasting happiness is possible, and God’s Word shows us how to have it. In this study, we’ll explore the importance of wisdom and how it can guide us through life’s challenges and even lead us to real and lasting happiness.

Join Dennis Fultz for the next Friday Night Live as we discuss “Why Is Wisdom Important?”

Wait on God

Presented by Nathan Willoughby - February 21, 2025

Do you trust that God will work out His will in your life? Do you trust that God has your best interests in mind? Do you trust that God’s timing is perfect? If you do, then you will wait on God. But what exactly does it mean to wait on God? What happens if you don’t wait on God, and what happens if you do? Join us for this month’s FNL where we will look at examples in Scripture to answer these questions and glean lessons to help you wait on God.

How Did We Get the Bible?

Presented by James Capo - January 24, 2025

If the Bible is the inspired Word of God, which it claims to be, then it is the most important book in the world. We stake our lives on what we learn from its pages. But how do we know whether the Bible we have is accurate? And are there “lost books” of the Bible? How do we answer those who claim that the Bible is filled with translation errors, or that it’s just a book of myths, legends and platitudes made up by men?

Adulthood: Are We There Yet?

Presented by Scott Lord - December 20, 2024

Like infancy, childhood and being a teen, adulthood is a stage of life we all go through.

But what is adulthood? When does it begin? Is it developmental or chronological? What does the Bible say about adulthood?

Can you know when you have reached it?

Why Can’t We Be Friends?

Presented by Drew Tranquada - November 15, 2024

Good friendships are a wonderful and necessary part of life. Throughout our lives, we will encounter and develop friends from many different backgrounds. Some friendships will be with people who are called and in the Church—people of like mind. But more often than not, we will also have friends who are not in the Church and who may think very differently than we do. How do we balance those friendships and influences? How do we avoid living two lives? What should a Christian’s approach be regarding friends inside and outside of the Church? 

Roles From Creation

Presented by David Jackson - September 20, 2024

Based on our culture, upbringing and the dynamics of the family unit we were raised in, we each likely have different concepts of male and female roles, especially within marriage. However, what does the Bible teach about the roles of men and women, both married and unmarried? What can all young adults understand about each other’s role as defined in Scripture?