Ridgepoint Church - Winter Haven, Fl

J.J. Gawlowicz tackles the second of the The Beatitudes, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted."

J.J. Gawlowicz introduces the series with the idea that, "Realization of my spiritual bankruptcy leads to richness in Jesus."

Biblical hope is based on certainty - not possibility or probability.

"We make room for our passions," and giving to God's kingdom is no exception.

As we continue our series on the church, J.J. Gawlowicz explains that, "Spiritual growth happens when we move from being a consumer in the church to a contributor in the church."

Chris Neff unpacks the idea, "We long to belong because we're a reflection of God's interconnection."

J.J. Gawlowicz begins this series by explaining that, "When I try to grow without the church, I cap my potential and limit my effectiveness."

J.J. Gawlowicz welcomes us to 2014 by teaching that, "Small spiritual steps lead to massive movements of God."

On Sunday, Dec. 29, RPC is not having any services to give our volunteers & staff a break after our Christmas services. The "Red Message" is designed to be a replacement for those services & is targeted for people who want to know more about what it means to follow Jesus.

On Sunday, Dec. 29, RPC is not having any services to give our volunteers & staff a break after our Christmas services. The "Green Message" is designed to be a replacement for those services.

J.J. Gawlowicz concludes the series during our Christmas services by teaching that, "Jesus didn't come to interrupt Christmas; he came to interrupt our lives."

In the third episode of the series, J.J. Gawlowicz tells the story of Jesus showing grace to one of the most despised men in scripture.

In Week 2 of our Christmas series, J.J. Gawlowicz explains that, "Appreciation for the gift is more powerful than the gift."

J.J. Gawlowicz begins our Christmas series with "Giving that brings no personal gain often yields the greatest return."

"Often in the midst of calamity, we become more aware of the movement of God."

In Week 3 of our series on worship, Chris Neff explains, "To get lost in God, we have to be found thankful."

J.J. Gawlowicz explains that our response to God, whether public or private for who He is and what He's done (or worship), should be done in spirit and in truth.

We begin this series answering the question, "What is worship?" with the idea that "Worship hinges on an acute awareness of the magnificence of God and the minuteness of man."

As we conclude the series, J.J. Gawlowicz implores us that, "Whatever we inject into our life, will come out when there's strife."

J.J. Gawlowicz begins to conclude the series by teaching, "Perfect peace is a hope for tomorrow and a confidence in today."