Seth Fuller

Christian | Husband | Father | Preacher

[Chris Simpson @BroChrisSimpson]

Psalm 130:1 - “Out of the depths have I cried unto thee, O LORD.”

God sits in the loftiest place yet His ears can hear those in the lowest place. Call out to Him from wherever you are.

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

Summit 2026 is dedicated to Miss Lorraine Bushey, an example of what it means to invest in others. For more than 40 years of faithful ministry, she has taught, guided, and cared for countless nursing students at PCC—mentoring every graduating nursing class in the school's history. 🩺

[David L. Allen @DrDavidLAllen]

If you want to be an overnight success, plan on it taking about 20 years.

[Scott Pauley @Scott_Pauley]

A Few Reflections from the Masters

The Masters concluded today. Like many of you, I have enjoyed watching it from afar for years. For the record, I was in church tonight when it finished and hope you were able to be as well! There is not a sporting event on earth that compares to being with the Lord‘s people on the Lord’s day.

Golf is an interesting (and sometimes frustrating!) sport. There are a host of life lessons that can be learned from the discipline, concentration, patience and honesty that golf requires. This week I had the privilege to accompany some friends for a day to The Masters. It was a memorable experience for many reasons. Beyond the immaculate grounds, unparalleled service, world class golf and enjoyable fellowship, there were a few takeaways that were a tremendous help to me. Permit me to share my observations…

1. Tradition is not evil. Beloved sportscaster Jim Nantz famously coined the expression “a tradition unlike any other” that has become the iconic slogan of the Masters golf tournament. The entire experience - from the old school leader boards, patron etiquette, dress code, long standing rules, down to the details of the food - all reflects long standing traditions. For some reason, tradition is despised in religious circles, and novelty is esteemed. But it is good to remember that many traditions are rooted in meaningful values. For sure, tradition can be elevated to a place it should not hold, but traditions based on truth should be loved and held. In a world that is always changing, refuse to adjust to every trend and keep a healthy respect for some traditions.

2. Phones are not necessary. It was amazing. Thousands and thousands of spectators…and not one mobile phone. As the day progressed and we walked the legendary golf course, one thing stood out to me. People were present. They talked to one another! Everyone was engaged in the event instead of distracted by a device. The sights and sounds of Augusta were more pronounced and beautiful because we did not spend the day with our head down. I wonder what life would be like if we left our mobile devices for one day. We are thankful for technology and must steward it well. But mobile devices are not essential for a worthwhile life and work. Beware of missing what is right in front of you.

3. Money does not make you happy. There were all kinds of people at the event. Most of us were just normal people from different parts of the world, simply grateful to be able to attend. There were many wealthy and famous people there, and I could not help but do some people watching between golf shots. As I looked around the galleries, I was reminded that no amount of riches or recreation can fill the empty place only Jesus can fill. Alcohol cannot satisfy soul thirst. Material things cannot bring meaning. Athletes at the top of their game, executives at the top of their career, and people on top of the world, all need Christ. Many things can distract, but only He can fulfill.

Oh yes, there was one other thing I learned… I am not a real golfer! I pretend to be one periodically, but watching true professionals, it is obvious that my game is subpar (pun intended). I will continue to enjoy an occasional round with Dad, Grant, and some friends, and be grateful for all God is teaching me about life. I admire those who “master” their sport. I respect those who emphasize family and integrity. I appreciate those who use their platform to speak of Christ. In the end, golf is just a game. Life is not.

[Campus Church @campuschurchFL]

The smiles said it all. 💛 Our special needs Day of Play was such a joy-filled afternoon with our favorite people. If you're looking for a welcoming community for individuals with special needs, come find us at Campus Church — we'd love to meet you!

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

Students gathered in the DHA last night for a message from Pastor Ray McCormick before heading to the Sports Center for Greek Week Olympics. From knockerball and tug-of-war to a variety of team challenges, the night was filled with exciting competition and crazy collegian spirit! 💪🔥

Congratulations to the Beta Kappa Delta Hornets and Omega Zeta Rho Aztecs on their wins! 🏅

[Chris Simpson @BroChrisSimpson]

Compromise is when we change our mind about something that God has not changed his mind about. 

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

Built on the Unity Pillar of Greek Life, Greek Sing brought collegians together for a night of music, creativity, and shared effort as students took the stage to perform songs they’ve been preparing. 🎤🎶 The event showcased collegian spirit and the community that grows through participation!

[Scott Pauley @Scott_Pauley]

Job cursed the day of his birth, but he never cursed the God of his life. You may be walking through a bad season…but remember you still have a good God!

[Campus Church @campuschurchFL]

A sweet way to start the week! 🍩 😋 This Sunday, volunteers helped deliver "Morning Manna" to PCC students and Bible Study Groups. Nothing like a little vitamin D(oughnut) to bring smiles and cheer.

[USA Baseball @USABaseball]

One more

[USA Baseball @USABaseball]

Dream On. 🇺🇸

[Teen Extreme Camp @TeenXtremeCamp]

This summer we’re excited to introduce a brand-new Teen Extreme speaker!

[Michael Reeves @mike_reeves]

If you want to kill your joy and ministry, make your ministry your identity.

[Seth Fuller @WSFuller5]

Proverbs 14:26
In the fear of the LORD is strong confidence: and his children shall have a place of refuge.

[Pensacola Christian College @ConnectPCC]

From Tuesday through Thursday, pastors and their families gathered for Enrichment Retreat—a time set aside for encouragement, fellowship, and spiritual refreshment. 📖

Through themed sessions, breakout workshops, a speaker meet-and-greet, and a special Q&A luncheon, attendees were able to step away from the responsibilities of ministry and be ministered to themselves. We’re grateful for the opportunity to give back to those who faithfully serve in their local churches. 🩵

[Jared Cornutt @jaredcornutt]

I found this guy online who builds “Bible bookshelves” and had to get one. Love the way it looks.

[Seth Fuller @WSFuller5]

@scotthooks9 @ConnectPCC Always good to see y’all!

[Scott Hooks @scotthooks9]

We are grateful for a wonderful week at the Enrichment Retreat @ConnectPCC Thank you Dr Shoemaker and staff for your investment in God’s servants!