For those of us that believe in Jesus Christ as our Savior and are doing our best to follow Him, Easter Sunday is so much more than a “Religious” holiday – it is Resurrection Day!

If you were in the middle of a conversation with a friend and, all of a sudden, the conversation turned toward Faith, and the friend asked you, “How can I become a Christian too?”  Would you know what to say and what to do to help them make the most important decision of their life? 

In our latest sermon series, WHEN THE TRUTH SETS YOU FREE, we’ve been looking at the reason so many of us struggle with issues and situations in life that often turn into what we often call “Bondages” or “Strongholds.”

The transition from the cold, icy, snowy and gloomy days of winter should soon be coming to an end – well at least for people that don’t live in the south.

Whether it’s an occasional bump in the road, or it’s an ongoing struggle, we’ve all had times in our lives when we get stuck and can’t seem to move forward.

The more I study the Bible – especially the parts that tell us about what we should expect in the future – I often find myself stuck between one of two decisions.

We are better together when we Serve Together, Worship Together, Grow Together, Pray with and for each other Together, and when we Love each other Together.

One of the most powerful aspects of being Better Together is when we pray with and for each other.

One of the most amazing discoveries of life is when a person begins to realize and live out their Purpose in Life.

Here in Central Florida we understand the consequences of natural disasters.

In a time when so many things in our lives are changing and transitioning it’s important to find some security and stability.

We encourage you to invite your family and friends to attend one of the services with you.

More than at any other time in my lifetime, as we look toward the future both near and far, it would be easy to feel doom and gloom.

Jesus promised those of us who believe in Him and follow Him an Abundant Life – a life that is full, amazing, and beyond what our human minds can ever imagine.

When it comes to church, membership does matter, and there are a variety of thoughts and methods for this to happen.

We’re in a 400-meter race, we’ve just rounded the last turn, and we can see the finish line about 80 meters ahead.

When we hear that question our mind automatically tries to answer with the dimensions of His size. After all, that’s how we measure and compare things.

hank you to everyone who played a part of Sunday’s Fall Festival. You all did an amazing job of serving, inviting, praying, and simply showing up.

We currently all have two great opportunities to make a difference in the lives of people in our community, and ultimately in our nation.

You’ve most likely heard the phrase “The Eye of the Storm”, and maybe even sang it in a song. It is often used as a metaphor for going through a really difficult time.