Nobody teaches you how to wait. We’ve been trained to hustle, grind, and reward speed, while treating stillness like a punishment. But in Acts 1, Jesus gives a counter-cultural command to the most qualified people on earth: Wait.Join Celebration Church Orlando for a message from Pastor Keith Pittman as we kickoff our new series, After Resurrection, and explore why a lack of movement doesn’t mean a lack of progress. What if the thing standing between you and your next season isn’t an obstacle, but an opportunity for obedience?

We celebrate the empty tomb, yet many of us go home to circumstances that still feel like a grave. We have the promise of resurrection, but our habits, relationships, or hearts still feel stuck in the "old."In this Easter message, join Celebration Church Orlando, for a message from Pastor Keith Pittman as we look at Luke 24 and the angel’s provocative question: "Why do you seek the living among the dead?" There is life on the other side of whatever death you are facing. To experience it, we have to stop looking for fulfillment in dead places and start practicing the life Jesus actually preached. Resurrection isn't just an event we remember; it’s a formation we practice.

We often think the "lost" are the ones who run away. But you can be standing right in the middle of the Father’s house and still be miles away from His heart. When life doesn't seem fair and grace feels unearned, our hearts can quickly turn to bitterness and comparison. Join Celebration Church Orlando for a message that explores the "Ache" of religious performance and the invitation to move from the field of "duty" to the Father’s "table."

Chasing total independence can lead to a "far country" that leaves us empty and unseen. Discover why the very thing we run toward often becomes the thing we need rescue from—and how no matter how far you’ve gone, the Father is already running to bring you home. Join Celebration Church Orlando for a message from Pastor Keith Pittman on the parable from Luke 15:11–24.

Have you ever felt out of place, unseen, or like your value was tied to how "visible" you are to the people around you? Join Celebration Church Orlando for a message from Pastor Keith Pittman that will dive into the Parable of the Lost Coin (Luke 15:8–10) to uncover a profound truth about the heart of God: He doesn’t measure your value by your visibility; He proves your value by His pursuit.

We often treat faith like a game of hide and seek where we are the ones looking for God. But the Gospel tells a different story: You aren’t the seeker; you are the one being sought. Join Celebration Church for a message from Pastor Nate Capshaw as we reflect on the relentless grace of a Shepherd who leaves the ninety-nine to find the one.

If we say we love God but struggle to love the people right in front of us, is our faith real? The true test of our spiritual growth happens in our relationships. This Sunday we are looking at what it practically looks like to move from Phileō (fondness) to Agápē (sacrificial commitment) in the way we treat our family, our neighbors, and even our enemies. Join Celebration Church Orlando for a message from Pastor Maegan Pittman.

Many of us say we love God, but there’s often a gap between our words and our lifestyle. We want "more" of God, but are we willing to give Him more of our obedience? If you've felt like your faith has become emotional or inconsistent, this message is a roadmap back to a commitment-based love that changes everything. Join Celebration Church Orlando for a message from Pastor Viny Costa.

Most people start the year with resolutions that fade by February. But what if God has a vision for this year that is "more than you can ask or imagine"?

Are you feeling anxious about your future, your finances, or your family? We often try to solve our worry by working harder or saving more, but Jesus gives us a different strategy in Matthew 6. Join Pastor Keith Pittman at Celebration Church Orlando as we discover why "Putting God First" isn't just a religious practice—it’s the priority that breaks the power of worry over your life.