Lifesong Church Orlando

This week in the "Story of God" we move into another of Paul's letters, taking a look at how he encourages the Ephesians to go deep to experience the fullness of God!

This is our second week on Paul's letter to the people in Galatia spelling out what it looks like to live in freedom... getting us beyond a spiritual tug-o-war and toward being planted in God's Spirit, growing His fruit!

As we continue through the letters of Paul in the "Story of God", Pastor Steve (Alive Students) helps us take a look at Galatians and the new kind of relationship God calls us into... not well-behaved slaves, but dependent children.

What does Paul do in the "Story of God" when a church struggling to live out the way of Jesus and calling his leadership into question? Offer them a mirror - encouraging them toward the kind of self-examination that we can all benefit from!

It's Father's Day, so this week we're taking a look in the "Story of God" at what Paul writes in a letter to Corinth about where true strength comes from!

Continuing through the "Story of God" and on the heels of the NBA finals, we take a look at how Paul uses an athletic analogy help early followers of Jesus see more clearly who they are called to be!

As we enter into another of the letters to a community of early Christians, the "Story of God" begins to get really practical... and we begin to realize that what may have seemed like mainly spiritual realities actually have a lot to do and say about our physical, tangible, bodily lives.

This week in the "Story of God," we listen in on what Paul says in his letter to the church in Rome, inspiring them to live into the transformation God desires for all of us!

The "Story of God" continues with Paul's letters to these early communities of Christians... as he grounds them in what it means to trust the one pilot able to save.

This Mother's Day, we take a look at the life and impact of Lydia on the early church and the example it sets for us to live open to God and others.

What's your "why"? We continue through "the Story of God" taking a look at how Paul lives out his purpose with courage in spite of the opposition he faces!

We continue with "The Story of God" as God's Spirit breaks through to work outside of the Jewish community... in the middle of an unexpected relationship between two very different people living out faithful obedience.

This week, as we continue through the "Story of God," we find how God's Spirit is both a source of comfort and one who pushes us out of our comfort to be used in new ways!

What happens in the "Story of God" when the Spirit shows up?... the very same things that can happen in us as we open our lives up to the Spirit's work!

This morning, we continue the "Story of God" as Jesus' followers have to wrestle with where they after he leaves. Are they going to stand, looking up at the sky wondering where he's gone, or open themselves up to being sent with a message of hope?

This week we hit one of the pinnacles of the "Story of God"... Easter, the day we celebrate God overcoming death... and that He truly can have the final word over fear, grief, doubt, and pain in our lives! 

This Palm Sunday we take a look at Jesus' intention to live out God's purposes for his life even in the middle of the celebration... and hear his challenge to be like a seed that must be buried in order to be all that it was made to be.

As we continue through the gospel of John we realize that for the most part, people are completely missing what God is up to in Jesus. This morning we wrestle with our own inablility to see and how we might become people who notice where God is at work and follow him there.

This week in the "Story of God" we take a look at two of Jesus' most amazing displays of power and how they challenge us to let Him be all that he is and not merely what we desire him to be!

Making wine for a wedding may seem like an odd way for Jesus to begin his ministry, but when you take a closer look, we find it's the perfect representation of what he came to do. Join us this week as we continue in the "Story of God" and begin to dig into the gospel of John.