J.J. Gawlowicz wraps up this series with the idea that, "Judgment looks at past actions and renders us incapable of future success."

In the second installment of this series, J.J. Gawlowicz explains how we should love those outside our faith and not hold them to the standards of our faith. But when it comes to those inside the faith, we have to evaluate the situation according to the standards of our faith.

We begin this series with the idea that, "When the standards we hold people to are higher than the love we display for them, we are guilty of judging." Due to some technical difficulties, we missed recording the beginning of the sermon, so it starts midstream. The full passage was Matthew 7:1-5.

J.J. Gawlowicz concludes this series with, "When we quit, we're not saying, 'I can't.' We're really saying, 'God can't.'"

We celebrate Easter & Jesus' resurrection with the idea that, "When we face up to our impotence, it forces us to lean into God's omnipotence." If you pray the prayer at the end of the message or would like to follow up with baptism, please contact us at 863-965-2464 or [email protected].

J.J. Gawlowicz kicks off the new series by teaching that, "Power is often subtly hidden in that which appears weak." Former pastor Timm Collins also joins J.J. for a short interview.

Chris Neff concludes the series by teaching, "Peacemakers love people not problems."

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches us, "Following Jesus isn't always safe," from Matthew 5:10-12.

"The liberation of experiencing forgiveness is matched only by the freedom of granting forgiveness."

J.J. Gawlowicz combines two of Jesus' principles for a powerful message on pursuing happiness - "Blessed are those who hunger & thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied," and "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God."