When Jesus began his ministry, he came to Galilee on the Lake surrounded by fishing villages. He had a message of Good News and salvation to share. He chose men to help him in His cause. The first ones were fishermen. And He made this appeal: “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” In like manner, we have been called to follow.

It wasn't just God's plan to be reconciled with us, he's called us to a ministry of reconciliation and given us all the tools we need to do it.

The Israelites spent a season in the wilderness, waiting for the promises and miracles of God. How does God use these experiences to equip us, and how does He want us to walk thru seasons of uncertainty?

This week we go to 2 Corinthians as we revisit our mission and values. We are aiming to the be most loving church in Orlando. We are not only experiencing God’s love, but we are to be expressing it to others. We have been given the ministry of Reconciliation.

John Newton may be most well known as the writer of the song "Amazing Grace." Our special Easter Sunday service begins with Newton's story, performed as a monologue, and moves Ephesians and what the amazing grace that God showed with the resurrection means for us.

We celebrate Palm Sunday with the story of the arrival of Jesus in Jerusalem in Luke chapter 19.

Paul reminds Timothy that we have not been given a spirit of fear, but of power and love. Pastor Sammy delivers a message from 2 Timothy 1 about staying stirred up in your faith, staying the course, and remembering whom you've trusted.

Pastor Sammy shares a message from Matthew 16 on what it means to be the church that Jesus builds. What happens when our church is truly His Church.

Pastors Shannon and Meg join Pastor Sammy for a conversation on finding your call from God, and recognizing the gifting we've been given to wet that call.

Special guest Paul Rogers shares his testimony of reaching out to youth, and his journey of change in coming to know Jesus.