We exist to be a culturally diverse church that shares the life-changing teachings of Jesus through a ministry of house churches throughout the Tampa Bay Area.
Tim Kaye, Rawle Parris, Carlos LaCosta, Steve Tarte
Sunday, 19 February 2012
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This week’s messages comes from four brothers who are passionate about Godly finances, each point is straight from the bible and straight to the heart in a clear, convicting and inspiring way.
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Jacob was a man of many relationships; from his life we can learn how to love others as God intended and learn how to avoid the destructive patterns of selfish love.
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We go through strict training to receive a crown that will last forever. But it's not just about receiving a crown.. it's also about leaving a legacy. What will your legacy be in heaven?
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In a pivotal passage of Matthew’s gospel Jesus says he will build his church. Today’s lesson seeks to clear up historic misunderstandings about this passage and rediscover the power of Jesus’ words for us today as we need to simply be who we are in Christ in order to allow Jesus to build his church here in Tampa
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Abraham inspires us to rise up to the challenges God puts before us just as he did. His actions garnered him the nickname "Father of Faith" even as he overcame his sinful nature. His far reaching faith touches us even today as we strive for victories this year through faith.
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The New Year brings a desire to start fresh, to be different, to make all things new. In 2 Corithians 5, Paul reminds us that we ARE new and informs how that newness changes us. Today's sermon will provide some principles for taking hold of that newness and a platform for making All Things New in 2012 for us and the people around us.
This follow up lesson to "The Prodigal God" notes that while all of us by nature are "younger brother types" (pleasure seekers) or "older brother types" (merit-earners), the radical third way that Jesus introduces in Luke 15 is to be "grace-based Christians" whose satisfaction and self-esteem are based on the love of God expressed through the gospel, rather than on sin or self-improvement.
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Based on the book, "The Prodigal God", by Timothy Keller, this lesson explores the parable normally known as "The Prodigal Son" and notes that the word, "prodigal" does not mean "wayward" but actually means "recklessly spendthrift", so it applies to the younger son’s sinful ways, but even more to the father's "recklessly spendthrift" love for both sons in the parable, hence the name, "The Prodigal God".
