When everything in our lives is shakable, it behooves us to find solid ground. It’s important for followers of Jesus Christ to know what we believe and why we believe it. Over the last several weeks we’ve studied The Doctrine of God, the Doctrine of Christ, and today we’ll look at the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit.

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The Ground We Stand On - The Doctrine of The Holy Spirit (Part 4)

God came to us in the form of an infant to do what we could not do for ourselves, destroying the ravages of sin, and making us righteous before Him. The Celebration, which has largely turned to a materialistic ritual of retail, carbs, and calories, serves also as a means of reminding ourselves of one of the most important Theological beliefs of the Christian faith - Incarnation.

The Ground We Stand On - The Doctrine of Christ (Part 3)

Sammy preaches on how God exists and God can be and wants to be known.

The Ground We Stand On - God's attributes (Part 2)

Pastor Sammy Pawlak talking about the effect of digital addiction. Meet with a friend in real life, take a photo, and tag it with #antisocialmedia.

Protecting Your Digital Legacy

President John Adams telling us how a God-inspired speech he gave helped persuade delegates from the 13 colonies to declare its independence 242 years ago.

4th of July 2018 - John Adams

Created to Believe

Did you know that the very cells in your body live to serve others? It’s true. Your red blood cells only live a few months, and your white blood cells may live up to a year. Your brain neurons are the only cells that last a lifetime. The body is continually rejuvenating itself, and in order for that to happen, your cells need to be willing to give themselves up. A cell gives its life so another might live. The Gospel of Christ is literally written in your cells. Jesus lived among us to reveal God to man, but also to teach us the proper mindset for making humanity better: For the whole to be healthy, we must be servants.

Serve Tangibly: The Way to Greatness

Moses faithfully served the needs of the Israelites, until one day he was questioned on how he was going about it. Just because we have a hear to serve, are we being effective? Pastor Kevin kicks offour third Core Values series this year with "Serve Tangibly"

Serve Tangibly: Leaders as Servants

Babies are cute. They smile, coo, cuddle, cry, etc. For the most part, they only produce work for the parents, and poop. As a child grows, they learn to use their hands, they learn to walk, they learn language, and then one day, it happens; they learn to help. Your spiritual life was never meant to be one of consuming only, but ultimately producing good things in the lives around you. Today, we’ll look at God’s intention for our spiritual growth, gradually growing from infants to mature believers, producing good, and doing the work of God in this world.

Grow Gradually: Infant to Maturity

Dr Bruce Hopler begins our focus on the second of the ten core values at God's House Orlando, and an honest self-assesment of growing gradually.

Grow Gradually

Imagine a man takes his wife out for dinner, candles are lit, music is playing, table is beautifully set. Then he says “I don’t really want to be here tonight, but I made the sacrifice for you.” How do think the rest of the evening is going to go? Often we approach worship with this same negative mentality. Let’s look at God’s idea of a passionate heart for worship.

Worship Passionately: Present Your Bodies

Pastor Sammy kicks off our new series for the first half of the year, as we refocus back on the ten core values of God's House Orlando, beginning this week with "Worship Passionately."

Worship Passionately

Pastor Panel (2nd Service)

The Bible says “We are not wrestling against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces in the unseen world.” Did you know that many times the events happening in the spiritual realm are also reflected in the physical? In the third chapter of 1 Peter, he admonishes how to live and respond in human relationships, even difficult ones, and reminds us that this life is connected to another realm we cannot always see.

Pastor Panel

Simon Bar Jonah, was a natural leader, perhaps because he was a big personality. He was a fisherman in Galilee, and had what seemed to be a small partnership of fellow fishermen and multiple boats. Jesus invited him to be one of His 12 Disciples, and his name, which Jesus changed to Peter is listed first, almost every time the disciples are mentioned. He is best known for his outspokenness, his occasion to walk on water with Jesus, his cowardice and denial of his Lord the night of Jesus’ arrest, his boldness after receiving the Holy Spirit, and his leadership of the early church. As we study his first letter to the church, you’ll notice that his favorite word is lively, living, or alive. Let’s look at this powerful letter and discover what Peter knew about real life, and how to really live it.

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