Hope Church of Winter Garden, Florida

Christmas is a time to remember the miraculous story of Jesus, and how God invites us into something better than we could have imagined.… Be ready to be encouraged by the best story ever told.

As we go through life, we will inevitably encounter many situations and circumstances. Many times we look at our situation through our own lens; but what would happen if we looked at those same situations and circumstances and were able to see them the way God intended us to see them?

As we go through life, we will inevitably encounter many situations and circumstances. Many times we look at our situation through our own lens; but what would happen if we looked at those same situations and circumstances and were able to see them the way God intended us to see them?

As we go through life, we will inevitably encounter many situations and circumstances. Many times we look at our situation through our own lens; but what would happen if we looked at those same situations and circumstances and were able to see them the way God intended us to see them?

As we go through life, we will inevitably encounter many situations and circumstances. Many times we look at our situation through our own lens; but what would happen if we looked at those same situations and circumstances and were able to see them the way God intended us to see them?

As we go through life, we will inevitably encounter many situations and circumstances. Many times we look at our situation through our own lens; but what would happen if we looked at those same situations and circumstances and were able to see them the way God intended us to see them?

“Then he asked them, ‘But who do you say I am?’” Matthew 16:15

In the Bible, in Matthew chapter 16, Jesus asked the disciples what people were saying about him. He basically asked, “Who do they say that I am?” They were quick to respond with a list of things they had heard, “Some say John the Baptist, some say Elijah, and others say Jeremiah or one of the other prophets.” Then Jesus asked a question that is very similar, yet altogether different.

“Then he asked them, ‘But who do you say I am?’” Matthew 16:15

In the Bible, in Matthew chapter 16, Jesus asked the disciples what people were saying about him. He basically asked, “Who do they say that I am?” They were quick to respond with a list of things they had heard, “Some say John the Baptist, some say Elijah, and others say Jeremiah or one of the other prophets.” Then Jesus asked a question that is very similar, yet altogether different.

“Then he asked them, ‘But who do you say I am?’” Matthew 16:15

In the Bible, in Matthew chapter 16, Jesus asked the disciples what people were saying about him. He basically asked, “Who do they say that I am?” They were quick to respond with a list of things they had heard, “Some say John the Baptist, some say Elijah, and others say Jeremiah or one of the other prophets.” Then Jesus asked a question that is very similar, yet altogether different.

“Then he asked them, ‘But who do you say I am?’” Matthew 16:15

In the Bible, in Matthew chapter 16, Jesus asked the disciples what people were saying about him. He basically asked, “Who do they say that I am?” They were quick to respond with a list of things they had heard, “Some say John the Baptist, some say Elijah, and others say Jeremiah or one of the other prophets.” Then Jesus asked a question that is very similar, yet altogether different.