So it's the end of the world. How do you feel about it? Today we will present what we as a church and as the Assemblies of God believe is a timeline of the end of the world, based on the Scriptures. There are many more details, but that's not the point. The point is: are you ready, and who are you taking with you?

The Quarantine of 2020 caused us to explore what Church Online really means. And it's not just regurgitating the in-person experience online--that doesn't make sense. Instead, we are re-imagining what an online expression of church can be and working towards that goal. It's not just about the physical church anymore, and it certainly can't just be all digital. No, it's a Phygital Church!

The definition of manhood is a moving target. Culture defines it one way, and the church defines it another. But which one is right? The answer may surprise you.

Being in and a part of church means you have to show up--physically, mentally, and spiritually.

Everyone is a missionary. When the fundamentals are executed during every play of our life, then we will accomplish the WIN!

Philippians chapter 2 teaches us that thoughtfulness leads to friendliness, friendliness leads to empathy, and empathy fuels missions.

God pours out his grace on us with extravagance! Our response to him should also be extravagance! But sometimes we stand in the way of his plans. Watch and discover four reasons we tend to stand in the way. Inspired by Missionary Joe Gordon and West Florida District Superintendent Terry Rayburn.

We have no choice but to approach the Bible missiologically. After all, the very nature of Christianity is missions.