For all of eternity the words “Holy, Holy, Holy” are echoed in the throne room of God. The apostle John was given a glimpse of this very scene. The words continue with “The God who was, and is, and is to come”. The holiness of God is continually repeated

“Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord God Almighty”. For the past several weeks we have been focusing on the holiness of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. This week we looked at holiness through the eyes of the seraphim. How exactly do the angels see God?

Join us today as Pastor Kevin Tillman lets us know that Jesus is the only person in history that was uniquely two things at one time. Jesus was fully God and fully man. Said another way, he was fully holy and fully human. But, he is also distinctly holy a

Join us as Pastor Brent Allen of FBC Gulf Breeze teaches us today that the Holy Spirit is holy. Seems like an obvious statement right? The word “holy” is built right into the description. Every believer in Jesus Christ receives the gift of this Holy Spiri

Pastor Bob Murphy of FBC Gulf Breeze teaches today that there is no one Holy like God. Yet, He has called us to “be Holy”. God wouldn’t ask us to do something that wasn’t possible. We are to live Holy lives. However, it seems to be such a difficult propos

“Be Holy”. That's the message today from Pastor Brent Allen of FBC Gulf Breeze. God gives us this instruction from His word. We are to be Holy. Holiness effects every part of our lives. God is Holy, and He wants us to not only recognize His holiness, but

A fork in the road is a place of decision. Two choices, two paths, a decision has to be made. At some point, we all come to a fork in the road. God doesn’t force us to make a decision one way or the other. The “yes” or the “no” is up to us. So, when you c

Pastor Jeff Spooneybarger of Storypoint Church continues his message “Root and Fruit” this week. Everyone desires the fruit of the Christian life. After all, that is the most visible part of the tree.

What does the church want from me? That’s a great question. Our desire is for each person to fulfill their God-given purpose. In Christian lingo we call this “bearing fruit”. The goal is being fruitful. But, there is a process as Pastor Jeff Spooneybarger

The Bible is full of promises from God. When He says it, it’s a done deal. His yes is always a yes, and his no is always a no. This doesn’t waver. His plan is always for good, whether the answer is a yes or a no.