Hope Church of Winter Garden, Florida

In the Bible, the number 10 symbolizes completeness, divine order, and human responsibility. It represents the fullness of God’s law and His perfect plan, most clearly seen in the Ten Commandments. The number also reminds us of God’s authority over creation and His rightful rule in our lives.10 is about making time and space for God to move.  Have you ever set aside intentional time and a specific place to simply ask God to move? This month, that’s exactly what we’re doing—creating space and time for God to work in our lives, our church, and our community.

n the Bible, the number 10 symbolizes completeness, divine order, and human responsibility. It represents the fullness of God’s law and His perfect plan, most clearly seen in the Ten Commandments. The number also reminds us of God’s authority over creation and His rightful rule in our lives.10 is about making time and space for God to move. Have you ever set aside intentional time and a specific place to simply ask God to move? This month, that’s exactly what we’re doing—creating space and time for God to work in our lives, our church, and our community.

Join us for the LAST SUNDAY of or 10AM Summer Service time. We will also be closing out our series, "Who's Your One?". Everybody has someONE they can invite to church; whether it's a friend, family member, barista, teacher...everyone we come in contact with is looking for HOPE, and we have it! Grab some invite cards this week and let's be on the lookout for our ONE as we step into a new month!

It's time to CELEBRATE all God has been doing over this time of 21 Days of Prayer together! Join us online for our CELEBRATION SERVICE with lot's of worship, powerful testimonies, communion, and more, Following the service will be BAPTISMS and our Community Groups Launch!

When you think of someone far from God, who’s the first person who comes to mind? Is it a neighbor? Coworker? Parent? No matter who it is, God can use you to reach them. What if we all committed to praying for, and inviting at least ONE person over the next 5 weeks to come to church with you? Think of how many people could have a chance at experiencing the HOPE that we have in Jesus.

When you think of someone far from God, who’s the first person who comes to mind? Is it a neighbor? Coworker? Parent? No matter who it is, God can use you to reach them. What if we all committed to praying for, and inviting at least ONE person over the next 5 weeks to come to church with you? Think of how many people could have a chance at experiencing the HOPE that we have in Jesus.

When you think of someone far from God, who’s the first person who comes to mind? Is it a neighbor? Coworker? Parent? No matter who it is, God can use you to reach them. What if we all committed to praying for, and inviting at least ONE person over the next 5 weeks to come to church with you? Think of how many people could have a chance at experiencing the HOPE that we have in Jesus.

The book of Psalms reminds us that worship is meant to be at the center of our lives. While many speak about God in the third person, the Psalms invite us to speak directly to Him—with honesty and vulnerability. They are filled with expressions of praise, worship, repentance, frustration, longing, and more—raw emotions poured out from the heart to God.

The book of Psalms reminds us that worship is meant to be at the center of our lives. While many speak about God in the third person, the Psalms invite us to speak directly to Him—with honesty and vulnerability. They are filled with expressions of praise, worship, repentance, frustration, longing, and more—raw emotions poured out from the heart to God.

The book of Psalms reminds us that worship is meant to be at the center of our lives. While many speak about God in the third person, the Psalms invite us to speak directly to Him—with honesty and vulnerability. They are filled with expressions of praise, worship, repentance, frustration, longing, and more—raw emotions poured out from the heart to God.