Pastor David Hughes walks through the story of Lazarus and the tension of wondering where God is when He feels late. Even when it seems like nothing is happening, God is still working with purpose. This message points to a deeper truth — Jesus doesn’t just care, He loves us enough to step into our pain, defeat death, and call us into new life.

Pastor Nick Ferreiro shares that biblical faith means trusting and obeying God, even when it doesn’t make sense. God often works through people, and when we step out in faith together, miracles can happen.

Pastor David Hughes teaches that your life is the cup, and what fills it depends on your obedience. God offers a full life and overflowing joy, but the door to His blessing swings on the hinge of doing what He says. No matter how ordinary or broken you feel, when you obey, God fills your cup.

Pastor Charlie Hughes reminds us that being willing isn’t the same as being obedient. Good intentions don’t change anything unless they lead to real decisions and real action.

In this message from At the Movies, Pastor David Hughes looks at the moment Jesus calls Matthew and reminds us that following Christ often means leaving something behind and stepping into what God has prepared.

In this message from our series "At The Movies" here at Church by the Glades, pastor Charlie Hughes uses the James Bond movies to help teach what to do when God calls you.

In this message from At the Movies, Pastor David Hughes uses The Wizard of Oz to teach about the condition of the heart, reminding us that what flows from within shapes our lives, and that God blesses integrity, not imitation.

In this message from At the Movies, Pastor Nick Ferreiro teaches on identity and authenticity, reminding us that God’s blessing flows from who we truly are in Him, not from the masks we wear or the paths we try to imitate.

In this message from At the Movies, Pastor David Hughes uses The Hunger Games as a backdrop to point to a greater story—the love of Christ given for the ungodly. Teaching from Romans 5 and throughout Scripture, this sermon reminds us that salvation is not earned through works, but received by grace through faith, leading us to peace with God and a transformed life.

In this message, Pastor David Hughes teaches from Acts 8, highlighting obedience to the Holy Spirit and how faith expressed through baptism marks a step of transformation and new life.