In the early days of the Church, on the day of Pentecost, something remarkable happened. The Apostle Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, delivered a powerful sermon that penetrated the hearts of those who heard it. In Acts 2:37-41, Peter emphasizes that the appropriate response to the Gospel is to repent and be baptized. But … Continue reading Repentance, Faith, and Baptism
HE IS RISEN
This is an unprecedented Easter...no one anticipated celebrating THIS DAY in our pajamas at home. And while we couldn’t have predicted a pandemic: none of it caught God by surprise! While we don’t desire to spend Easter sheltered in place...I can’t think of a better time for the HOPE found in the message of Easter. … Continue reading HE IS RISEN
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IT IS FINISHED!
This is an unprecedented Easter...no one anticipated celebrating THIS DAY in our pajamas at home. And while we couldn’t have predicted a pandemic: none of it caught God by surprise! While we don’t desire to spend Easter sheltered in place...I can’t think of a better time for the HOPE found in the message of Easter. … Continue reading IT IS FINISHED!
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Prince of Peace
Unto us a child is born...and His name shall be called Prince of Peace! 700 years before the birth of Jesus, Isaiah prophesied about a Messiah that would come using four very important names to describe Him. These names would reveal His character, show us how He would relate to us, and tell us what kind of … Continue reading Prince of Peace
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Why We Love Underdogs
It's been a blast watching Florida Gulf Coast make March Madness history. Over the weekend they became the only 15 seed in NCAA history to reach the sweet 16. Even though their run in the tournament has ruined everyones bracket, we all love cheering for the underdog. There's nothing like seeing a team win when … Continue reading Why We Love Underdogs
Eric Echols 