Pastor Daniel Braddock

Jesus ask, "Who do men say I am?" Peter confesses that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God.
We learn that confessing who Jesus is, becomes the beginning to having a relationship with Him. It does not matter what the crowd confesses. It is only important what you confess.

Are you drawing closer to God? We are not beggars, we submit to Him.

Christ waits for someone to open the door. He stands at the door, speaks your name, and knocks. He is crying out, hear me, I know you.

Pastor Braddock is preaching on Easter, Resurrection Sunday! I wanna first of all, make sure they were on the same sheet of paper.  Easter is not seasonal, the message of the resurrection is not in a certain month of the year.  We should be able to talk, celebrate, and rejoice of the resurrection of Christ every day every month, all year long share with your friends. Tell them the greatest story that’s ever been taught. It is the story of the greatest triumph in the victory in the history creation. It is history, it is His Story. Jesus Christ, the son of God, came into the world, on earth, in flesh and blood to reveal the Father that we may know the Father's love, care, kindness ,mercy, and grace. Thank the Father that Jesus is alive and well forever more.

There is much to remember as we approach Easter. Jesus came into the city as a hero King. Later that same week, He is given a false trial, tortured, and crucified. The victory of Jesus is still the reason we cry out today, "He is risen!"

Listen and share Pastor Braddock's message. Come and gather with us if you can. We would love to see you on Sundays.

There is joy in turning from deadness to life. There can be so much joy to share. It can only come from one source. The joy of the Lord is my strength. Life should be joyful. God gives us life. 

There may be times in our life we experience a time that looks like a long bitter winter. Thank God that he revives us after our cold season. Revival is like the blooming of a beautiful spring that bring life to our entire landscape. Let God breathe on us again.

Pray is an important part of our revival. Most of us don't pray, but it is simple, just talk to God. May He be our focus and desire. This is the beginning recipe of secret place. Him and us alone talking. He hears me and I hear Him. When I change my way of thinking to match His, I know I have repented. Pray and repentance leads to being revived by the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

After a very powerful time in the presence of the Lord in the corporate worship at First Assembly of God Plant City, Pastor Braddock begins to preach about the Secret Place.

We read in Matthew to go into the secret place and then close the door. We are learning to shut the door to the distractions, the busyness, and the burdens of the world. We go to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to be alone with Them.  This is the place of intimacy in which we can exchange breath with God. We are changed in public by the time we spend in rest in secret.

Jesus did not choose you for your abilities, your money, or your good looks. He chose you because He loves you. You can go shine for Him for others can glorify the Father. God is bigger than any issue you may face. He chose you and don't you forget it!

"Come see the man that told me all I ever did. Is this not the Christ?"  She had the encounter of her life, she met the Christ. He ministered to her and she was off to tell everyone. She had a message, she wanted everybody to come to know Jesus. Let us rejoice with the angels at the idea that men still come to know their union with Christ. May we sing to the generations around us, "Come see a man, His name is Jesus."

Jesus is giving words to a lady who doubts she is worthy to hear Him speak. Jesus speaks life into her. He speaks life into us. Their conversation is interrupted, but her life is radically changed. She leaves the busyness of her day behind and goes shares with  other people what Jesus spoke into her life. As we find the interruptions of our busyness, let us forget our distractions, and share with the generations in our land what Jesus speaks to us.