When we find ourselves in times like now, with inflation and the high cost of gas and eggs, we should carry with us a set of values that will help keep us from being Stretched. Pastor Kevin dives into three Godly values that will keep you floating even here in Miami.

Unfortunately, life doesn’t always grant victories. Sometimes we have difficulties, dead ends, and even dead dreams. What do we do though in response to these things? Thankfully the Bible illustrates exactly how we should react and the disposition we should possess in such events.

This weekend we share a powerful message on how God carries us through our dead ends into deliverance; how we shouldn’t just merely hope God fulfills his promises but expect him to.

In everything we do, we show that we are God’s servants by enduring troubles, hardships, and difficulties. Thankfully, God doesn’t just give us a way out but offers every trial as a learning opportunity and room for growth.

When we feel like God is taking his time and not showing up the way we want him to, how do we trust Him in that delay?

Many of us have dreams and goals, but how do we keep going when we encounter delays and difficulties? And how does God promise to strengthen and help us carry out the purpose He’s given us?

Happy New Year!! Let’s start this year by being… refreshed! Take a breath and listen to the points as they direct us to lean on God more this year.

In part 3 of our Christmas series, we unpack the third name given in Isaiah 9:6, Everlasting Father.

Our God is… There are many adjectives in our finite vocabulary that attempts to describe our God. Mighty is one of them. He is incomparably mighty. He is beyond our scope and understanding mighty. But he is also gracious in offering us a piece of this Might, offered when we live through him.

We’re so excited to launch a brand new Christmas message series this weekend called, A Child is Born! Over the next few weeks leading all the way to Christmas Eve, we’ll take a deeper look at one of the most profound Christmas verses in the Bible, Isaiah 9:6.