Ridgepoint Church - Winter Haven, Fl

Laura and Michael Felix share the story of how God orchestrated their family as J.J. Gawlowicz interviews them.

We have a tendency view the life just in front of us, and we can see God working in that narrow view. But sometimes what we're praying for in our narrow view, is contrary to what someone else is praying in the broader view. That's why "My present story only makes sense in light of a future narrative (and other present narratives)."

The decisions we make today, like going to the gym and what you eat (and so many more), affect the story we tell tomorrow.

Individually, a piece of a 300 piece puzzle is incredibly imperfect and insignificant. But when added to the bigger picture (the other 299 pieces), its imperfections fade and its significance increases, especially to the person completing the puzzle. That's why, "The value of your story is only understood in the picture of the greater story."

Psalm 66:16 says, "Come and hear, all you who fear God; let me tell you what he has done for me." When we share what God has done for us, it is a form of worship. And according to Michael Mathews, "Our testimony is our biggest source of worship."

Part of worship is acknowledging who God is. He told Moses, "I AM WHO I AM." If nothing else, ponder that for awhile. Check out what J.J. had to say about the vastness of God this week in the third part of our series on worship called More Than Words.

In an on-stage conversation, J.J. Gawlowicz and Justin Whidden teach us, "Worship is more about what happens Monday through Saturday than it is about Sunday morning."

J.J. Gawlowicz begins this series by teaching, "Our worship must be inward and outward before it's ever upward."

J.J. Gawlowicz wraps up this series by teaching, "External witness is a product of internal intimacy."

During Week 3 of Contagious, J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "When we play it safe, we change the message that Jesus came to proclaim."

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "The recklessness of God's love drives our relentless pursuit."

J.J. Gawlowicz kicks off the New Year by teaching, "Movers accommodate while stagnant people want to be accommodated."

No services at RPC this Sunday. Instead, enjoy the online service from the comfort of your own home or wherever you are spending the remainder of the holidays as we gear up for 2019.

During our Christmas on Hatfield services, J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "Jesus brought a love that is unconditional and taught a love that was unrestricted."

During our Candlelight Service, J.J. Gawlowicz shares the final message of Advent about the light that is Jesus.

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "When we pursue joy over pleasure, the feeling has more staying power."

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "Our peace doesn't come from our circumstances; it comes in them."

On the first Sunday of Advent, J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "Preparation is often as much about what we don't do as what we do."

Chris Neff interviews Brad Beatty and Margaret Jones from Heart for Winter Haven about empowering the poor for our How to Neighbor series.

J.J. Gawlowicz interviews Eric Robinson, Micheal Mariner, and Victor Sims about racial reconciliation for our How to Neighbor series.