The Christian life is less about Doing, and more about Being; less about Forcing and more about Allowing. Our habits wield incredible power over our lives. What would God have to change in your life for bad habits to fall away and good habits to begin and flourish? | Island Church Sunday Service July 19, 2026

The story of Esther and Mordecai ends with a bang! What an incredible story! What an incredible impact our heroes had on their community and their faith family! Only God could write a life story like their’s! What if God is writing your story right now? What would it look like? How will it end? Join us this week to see how God writes your story. | Island Church Sunday Service July 12, 2026

What’s the point of anything when everything feels like it’s falling apart? We are surrounded by fear every day. It’s on the news. It’s in our feeds. It’s even in our conversations. Fear is a primal emotion that evolved as a survival instinct. When you feel fearful, your brain kicks into high gear, and your body prepares to fight, flee, faint, or freeze.Jesus warns that we are headed toward and will experience difficult days. - We see regular earthquakes, tsunamis, fires, flooding, hurricanes, heat waves and traffic accidents, around us.- We hear of wars and rumors of wars, famines, pestilences, family feud, spiritual coldness and a climate of deception, on an ever-increasing scale.- We’re warned of the ultimate panic attack – the end time – the rapture of the church - the tribulation – heaven and hell. It is coming. It would be like 'birth pangs' -- increasing in both frequency and intensity as the end of the age approaching. Therefore, the scripture admonishes us how to prepare ourselves to face this fearful time we are living in. | Island Church Sunday Service July 5, 2026

Sometimes life isn’t fair. We pray for justice and believe that God hears us, but the answer doesn’t always come as quickly as we hope! We wonder if God hears us or if His justice will ever arrive. This week we learn that God does hear the prayers of His people and that even when we can’t see it, He is moving powerfully for our good behind the scenes! | Island Church Sunday Service June 28, 2026

Many believers live as though they are in peacetime when Scripture declares we are in a spiritual war. Paul teaches that victory is not found in human strength but by being clothed in Christ Himself. The Armor of God is not merely a collection of spiritual disciplines; it is a picture of Jesus Christ manifested in and through the believer. To stand against the schemes of the enemy, we must know our adversary, put on Christ, and remain prayerfully alert. | Island Church Sunday Service June 21, 2026

We’ve all been there. At the end of our rope, out of options and think all hope is lost. We wonder if even God can turn the situation around… I’ve got good news for you! Yes He can! This week we find our heroes trapped in a hopeless situation, but if we look carefully, we will see that God is already turning their worst day into their best day! | Island Church Sunday Service June 14, 2026

Freedom means, “absence from constraint, empowered to fulfill your purpose.” If we only focus on the first part of the definition, our focus remains inward. If we understand that true biblical freedom means having the power to become the person/believer God created us to be, our focus will be much broader. This week we see how the heroes of our story become truly free when they embrace their purpose! | Island Church Sunday Service June 7, 2026

The honeymoon stage is over, now the battle begins. Esther and Mordecai both have a target on their backs because of who they are and whose they are. Do you ever feel that way too? How do we respond when the enemy has us in his crosshairs?! | Island Church Sunday Service May 31, 2026

What exactly is Pentecost? What happened on the first Pentecost? Where did Pentecost come from? What does it mean to the Believer today? | Island Church Sunday Service May 24, 2026

This week we meet a new character in the story of Esther. He became a "father by choice" when he adopted young Esther. That’s what Spiritual Fathers and Mothers do. They choose to be committed and consistently compassionate even when it's not always comfortable in order to raise up the next generation of believers. | Island Church Sunday Service May 17, 2026