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What happens after the End Times? This message, "The Return of the King," shifts our focus from the signs to the ultimate promise: the glorious return of Jesus. Drawing from Titus 2, John 14, and Acts 1, we'll explore the three key promises of His return: the King redeems His people, dwells with them, and establishes His kingdom forever. Discover why His return is not just an event to be ready for, but a hope to be eagerly embraced.

This message unpacks what Jesus said about the future in Matthew 24. We'll explore the true purpose of these signs—not to create fear, but to inspire endurance, readiness, and hope. Learn to recognize the biblical signs while living with an eternal perspective in your witness, your heart, and your pursuit of holiness.

This message provides a grounded biblical perspective on the End Times from Titus 2 and Acts 1. Instead of getting caught up in speculation, we'll explore why we should approach the future with hope, anticipation, and urgency. Learn why it's crucial to focus on the mission and live a godly life as we eagerly await the return of Jesus

From the narrative of Gideon in Judges 6, this message, "Tear It Down," challenges you to confront the idols in your life. Learn how to identify what you worship, confront your fears, and build a new altar for God's purpose, leading to true freedom.

Pastor John Wyatt, guest speaker from Celebration Church Jacksonville, shares a message with us on Luke 9.

This Sunday's message, "Lord, Help Me!", explores the powerful story of a Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:21-28 who, despite overwhelming obstacles, demonstrated extraordinary faith. Let's look at what the Scripture says about how to cultivate this type of unwavering faith.

In life's transitions, do you ever feel overwhelmed or alone? Our guest speaker, Victor Amar of Vida Church, shares the message "I Am With You". Diving into Joshua 1:1-9, we see God's powerful promise to be with us every step of the way. Discover why you can be strong and be courageous no matter what you face, and learn the vital role of practicing God's Word as you walk in His presence and purpose.

Pastor Viny unpacks the powerful story of Naaman and an unsung hero: a young, nameless Israelite slave girl. Her unwavering grace, compassion, faith, generosity, and missionary heart led to a life-changing miracle, proving that profound impact often comes from unexpected places.Discover how her spirit, despite her circumstances, challenges us to be a blessing right where we are.

Are you truly all in, or just going through the motions? Drawing from Revelation 3:14-22, this message dives into what it means to be "lukewarm" in faith. We'll explore the characteristics of the unbeliever, seeker, believer, and disciple, contrasting them with the indifferent and those who have turned away. Discover why a casual approach to faith can be dangerous and how to embrace a vibrant, active relationship with God.

The third message in our Summer School series explores Jesus' identity as "The Anointed One," fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy in Luke 4:16-21 to bring good news and freedom. It highlights his three key roles: Jesus as the ultimate Prophet, permanent Priest, and eternal King. Ultimately, Jesus embodies all these roles as God's uniquely appointed Anointed One.

Through the lens of Paul's letters to Timothy, we explore how Scripture is not just an ancient text, but the God-breathed Word—alive, trustworthy, and transformative. Together, we'll learn: • Why the Bible is inspired and how it came to be • How it speaks to our modern lives with timeless truth • How it shapes, trains, and equips us for every good work • And ultimately, how the Bible leads us to encounter Jesus—the Living Word

Praying in tongues is a spiritual gift given by the Holy Spirit where a believer speaks or prays in a language unknown to them. According to Scripture (1 Corinthians 14), it's a spirit-to-Spirit form of communication—your spirit speaking directly to God, beyond human understanding. It's not meant to be understood by others, because it's not directed at them. It builds up the person praying and strengthens their connection with God.There are different types of tongues described in the Bible:Personal prayer language – no interpretation needed, used for personal edification.Public message in tongues – meant for the church and must be interpreted.Sign to unbelievers – as seen in Acts 2, where people heard the wonders of God in their own languages.While the expression of tongues can vary depending on context and culture, the Bible encourages order, discernment, and love as the foundation for any spiritual gift.

YES DISRUPTS DARKNESSYES OPENS PRISON DOORSYES IS OTHERS FOCUSED

Open Arms Leads to Open Hands

Jesus Sees UsJesus Calls UsJesus Heals UsJesus Has the Final Say

1. Change Your DirectionYour intentions don't determine your destination, your direction does2. Change Your Posture3. Change Your Preparation4. Change Your PeoplChange Breaks Chains, but Disciple Breaks the Pattern

Come to the RedeemerCall it OutTell Your Story

Get FreeStay FreeSet Others Free

Come with Tears, Go with JoyCome in Fear, Go with PeaceCome to Church, Go to the World

1. Recognize the King2. Respond with Worship

Remember How Much You've Been ForgivenRelease the Debt—But Practice Wise BoundariesForgiveness Liberates the Forgiver

Key Passage: Matthew 7:24–29Big Idea: Building a life on Jesus' teachings provides stability and strength, even amidst life's storms.

Key Passage: Matthew 7:15–23Big Idea: Following Jesus requires discernment to recognize false prophets and a commitment to bear fruit that reflects genuine faith.

Key Passage: Matthew 7:7–12Big Idea: God invites us to approach Him with persistence and trust, knowing He delights in giving good gifts to His children according to his will.

Key Passage: Matthew 7:1–6Big Idea: Kingdom living requires humility and self-awareness, resisting the temptation to judge others while addressing our own flaws.

PointsBuild a Longer Table, Not a Higher Fence Redefine what "Enough" MeansPractice Generosity as an Act of Freedom

• Key Passage: Matthew 5:38–48 • Big Idea: Kingdom living requires radical grace—loving enemies, turning the other cheek, and reflecting the perfect love of God. • Key Themes: Forgiveness, reconciliation, and selflessness.

Week 5: Our Words (Matthew 5:33–37) • Key Passage: Matthew 5:33–37 • Big Idea: Integrity and honesty are hallmarks of Kingdom living, as Jesus calls us to let your “yes” be yes and our “no” be no. • Key Themes: Truth, integrity, and accountability. • Focus: How our words and commitments reflect God's character.

Week 4: Matters of the Heart (Matthew 5:17–30) • Key Passage: Matthew 5:17–30 • Big Idea: The law is not abolished but fulfilled in Jesus, calling us to go beyond surface obedience to address the heart behind our actions. • Key Themes: Righteousness, anger, and lust.

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• Key Passage: Matthew 5:13–16 • Big Idea: Kingdom citizens are called to be transformative influences in the world, preserving goodness and illuminating God's truth. • Key Themes: Influence, witness, and public faith.

Week 2: The Good Life (The Beatitudes – Matthew 5:1–12) • Key Passage: Matthew 5:1–12 • Big Idea: True freedom comes not from worldly success but from living according to Kingdom values, which invert the world's expectations. • Key Themes: Blessing, humility, righteousness, and persecution.

Celebration Church Orlando

Celebration Church Orlando

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Advent Season

Advent Season

Advent Season

Advent Season

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This Message is Part of Unique November. Team Sunday was a blast! We sported our jerseys, brought the energy, and reminded ourselves that no matter which team we cheer for, we're one big family.