Epic Church - Palm Coast

Just like in a movie, we all have a soundtrack playing in our lives—songs just beneath the surface, shaping what we believe, how we feel, and how we respond. Some of those messages are true and life-giving. Others aren’t. Those are the ones that keep us stuck on repeat, playing the same negative thoughts again and again.
The book of Psalms shows us how to stop listening to the wrong soundtrack and start letting God write a new one. Through honest prayers, raw emotion, and unshakable truth, Psalms teaches us how to bring every thought, feeling, and season to Him so He can write a new song for our lives.
And this is so important—because the life you live is shaped by the soundtrack you listen to.

In Church Hurt, we’ll explore the real wounds people experience in the place meant for healing—the church. God designed His church for hope, community, and transformation, yet many don’t experience that. This isn’t new; it’s been happening since the New Testament church began. In this series, we’ll look at Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in Revelation and how they still speak to us today.

In Church Hurt, we’ll explore the real wounds people experience in the place meant for healing—the church. God designed His church for hope, community, and transformation, yet many don’t experience that. This isn’t new; it’s been happening since the New Testament church began. In this series, we’ll look at Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in Revelation and how they still speak to us today.

In Church Hurt, we’ll explore the real wounds people experience in the place meant for healing—the church. God designed His church for hope, community, and transformation, yet many don’t experience that. This isn’t new; it’s been happening since the New Testament church began. In this series, we’ll look at Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in Revelation and how they still speak to us today.

In Church Hurt, we’ll explore the real wounds people experience in the place meant for healing—the church. God designed His church for hope, community, and transformation, yet many don’t experience that. This isn’t new; it’s been happening since the New Testament church began. In this series, we’ll look at Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in Revelation and how they still speak to us today.

In Church Hurt, we’ll explore the real wounds people experience in the place meant for healing—the church. God designed His church for hope, community, and transformation, yet many don’t experience that. This isn’t new; it’s been happening since the New Testament church began. In this series, we’ll look at Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in Revelation and how they still speak to us today.

In Church Hurt, we’ll explore the real wounds people experience in the place meant for healing—the church. God designed His church for hope, community, and transformation, yet many don’t experience that. This isn’t new; it’s been happening since the New Testament church began. In this series, we’ll look at Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in Revelation and how they still speak to us today.

In Church Hurt, we’ll explore the real wounds people experience in the place meant for healing—the church. God designed His church for hope, community, and transformation, yet many don’t experience that. This isn’t new; it’s been happening since the New Testament church began. In this series, we’ll look at Jesus’ messages to the seven churches in Revelation and how they still speak to us today.

This Easter, we’ll explore the first person Jesus spoke to after His resurrection—and what He said to them.

In His final moments on the cross, Jesus made seven very intentional, powerful, and meaningful statements—words that give us insight into His final thoughts before His death. These statements reveal what was extremely important to Jesus and what should be extremely important to us. In this series, we’ll explore Christ’s words and how they can transform us today.