The Bible never sugarcoats the difficulties of life. In a moment of darkness and fear, God spoke through the Prophet Isaiah to foretell the coming of the Messiah. Pastor John brings a message on the Dawn of a Great Light, the coming of the Messiah. We pray that this message will be a blessing to you. If there's any way that we can pray for you or serve you as a church, please reach out to us at hello at fbcgulfbreeze.org.

Pastor John brings a message about the purity of God's love for mankind, which was displayed by sending Jesus Christ for us. We pray that this message will be a blessing to you. If there's any way that we can pray for you or serve you as a church please reach out to us at hello at fbcgulfbreeze.org.

1. The Source of True Love (7-8)

2. God Loved us First (9-10)

3. His Love Made Complete (11-12)

During the month of December, we will focus on the themes of Advent: Hope, Love, Joy, Peace, and Christ. Hope is not merely a desire or wish but a belief in God's fulfillment that transcends our earthly circumstances. We pray that the message today from Romans 15 will be a reminder that God's hope is for all people and is fulfilled through Christ. We can all live in the hope of Jesus Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. We pray that this message will be a blessing to you. If there's any way that we can pray for you or serve you as a church please reach out to us at hello at fbcgulfbreeze.org.

Sermon Points:

1.        God Brings Hope for All People (7-9)

2.        Hope is Fulfilled through Christ (10-12)

3.        Hope Overflows through the Power of the Spirit. (13)

As we enter into the Thanksgiving season, it is a natural time for reflection. While our attention is drawn in so many different directions, the message today encourages us to take time to focus on what we are thankful for, even in the midst of difficult circumstances. Psalm 100 reminds us that God is worthy of our worship, and our response to him should be thankfulness and praise. We hope that this message is an encouragement to you. If there's any way that we can pray for you or serve you as a church, please reach out to us at [email protected]         

This week, Pastor John concludes our verse-by-verse series through Malachi. As chapter 4 of Malachi concludes the Old Testament God is foretelling of the day of the Lord that is coming. That day will be a warning to the wicked a blessing for believers but ultimately is a promise of hope for salvation that will come through Jesus Christ. At the end of the message today, Pastor John leads the church through a corporate prayer through the six confrontations that God has with his people throughout the book of Malachi.

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Sermon Points:

1. A Warning to the Wicked (1)

2. A Blessing for Believers (2-3)

3. The Promise of Hope

This week, we are joined by Dr. Mike Wiggins. Dr. Wiggins recently retired from pastoral ministry and continues serving the Lord in many ways. In today’s message, we are encouraged to reach people for Christ, whatever it takes. We hope this message is a blessing to you.

This week, Pastor John continues our verse-by-verse series through Malachi. The Israelites were serving God with the wrong attitude, focused on receiving blessings rather than their devotion to the Lord. They questioned God's faithfulness, comparing their own struggles to the apparent prosperity of the wicked. God's response emphasizes His unwavering love and remembrance of those who truly fear Him, regardless of their outward circumstances. God will ultimately reveal the difference between the righteous and the wicked.

This week, Pastor John continues our verse-by-verse series through Malachi. While people voice their struggles in life, God challenges them on the issue of generosity. Although generosity can create controversy, but God is clear about how we should manage our resources for His glory. We hope this resource is a blessing to you.

As we continue a verse-by-verse series through the Book of Malachi called "A Holy Confrontation," we come to the fourth confrontation between God and His people. In today's passage, God confronts the question of justice. The Israelites saw surrounding, idol-worshipping nations thrive and wondered why life was so difficult. We hope this resource is a blessing to you.

As we continue a verse-by-verse series through the Book of Malachi called "A Holy Confrontation", we come to the third confrontation between God and His people. In today's passage, God confronts the treacherous behavior of the people and how it impacts their relationships and marriages. We hope this resource is a blessing to you.