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Week five of our series on the book of James. Join us Sundays at 9am + 10:45am at 2100 Main Street in Sarasota.

Week four of our series on the book of James. Join us Sundays at 9am + 10:45am at 2100 Main Street in Sarasota.

Week three of our series on the book of James. Join us Sundays at 9am + 10:45am at 2100 Main Street in Sarasota.

Week two of our series on the book of James. Join us Sundays at 9am + 10:45am at 2100 Main Street in Sarasota.

In week one of our summer series through the book of James, Pastor Jordan talks about how to navigate trials and temptations.

Believe it or Not | Ryon Flanagan by Harbour Church

Built for the House

Special Guest Dr. Christina Gard challenges us to embrace a lifestyle of evangelism.

When the earthquake hit and every chain in that prison broke loose, Paul didn’t run. That decision changed everything — for the jailer, for his family, for everyone watching. A look at Acts 16 and what it means that the work God does in you is never just for you.

You were designed to live without shame. Genesis 2:25 says so. But somewhere along the way, most of us forgot what that felt like. This message traces shame back to the garden and forward to the cross — where Jesus scorned it so you don’t have to carry it.

Forgiveness is not excusing behavior or forgetting pain, it’s choosing freedom. We will never fully embrace the life of freedom that is available to us if we do not learn to forgive.

The enemy doesn’t come for your behavior first. He comes for your beliefs. This message unpacks the three lies he uses to pull you off the path of freedom and the truth that brings you back.

The more you align your life with the way of Jesus, the more freedom you experience. John 21 reminds us that the end of the story isn’t resurrection, it’s reconciliation.

Belief is a doorway, not a destination. This Easter message traces the theme of life through John’s gospel — from the empty tomb to the last words of scripture — and asks the question the angel asked Mary on the first Easter morning: why do you keep looking for the living among the dead?

Bethany wasn’t impressive. It wasn’t powerful. But it was the place Jesus chose to launch the most important week of his life. In this Palm Sunday message, we ask the question — how do we become participants in what Jesus is doing?

What does it look like to honor Jesus the way Mary did — extravagantly, publicly, and at great cost? In week three of A Place Like Bethany we explore how honor attracts the presence of God, flows from genuine gratitude, and refuses to settle for the bare minimum.

In Week 2 of our A Place Like Bethany series, we turn to John 11 and the story of Lazarus. Mary and Martha believed Jesus could heal their brother—but when Jesus delayed, their faith was tested. What does it look like to keep trusting God when the outcome isn’t what we hoped for or the timing isn’t what we expected?

We want to be a place like Bethany—a place where God’s presence is honored and his power is released. In week one of our brand new series, we look at the story of Mary and Martha and the difference between wonder and worry.

Pastor Banning Liebscher of Jesus Culture Sacramento shares a powerful message on how remembrance and gratitude aren’t just spiritual disciplines — they’re essential to getting, strengthening, and sustaining your faith.

Relationships don’t usually fall apart all at once—they erode over time. In this message, we uncover the subtle habits that damage connection and learn from Jesus how to restore relationships with wisdom, grace, and truth.

Marriage isn’t defined by culture—it’s revealed by God. In this message, we look at Jesus’ words in Matthew 19 and discover that God’s design for marriage isn’t about restriction, but invitation: an invitation into covenant love and spiritual flourishing.

Friendship isn’t accidental — it’s formative. In this message from Ecclesiastes 4, we look at how God uses friendship to shape our lives, strengthen us in hard seasons, and point us toward Christ, the ultimate friend.

Week 1 of Walking With Others examines how relationships impact our spiritual growth and healing. Discover why who you walk with matters—and how God often uses others to help us move forward.

Than Graffam shares about the impact of generosity and serving in the context of global missions.

We often try to protect our peace by controlling our circumstances, but real peace can’t be manufactured. This message unpacks how a renewed mind receives the peace of God — a peace strong enough to hold us steady even when life is unstable.