Horizon Community Church - Philadelphia

In our April 10 service, we continue our discussion about how God is described in the Old Testament, by talking about the Bible's weird fascination with blood.

In our new series about the character and nature of God as displayed in the Old Testament, we kick off with a message about the most quoted verse in the Bible by the Bible Exodus 34:6-7.

Guest speaker Al DiSalvatore concludes our series on deconstruction, and our band leads us in worship.

In our online only service, we talk about contracting a rule of life to be sure we're rebuilding our faith healthy and connected to Jesus and our band leads us in worship. In the message, Alex references some guides to developing a rule of life. Those resources can be found here: https://practicingtheway.org/unhurrying-with-a-rule-of-life/workbook https://www.emotionallyhealthy.org/wp-content/uplo...

As our series on deconstruction winds down, we look at the how to reconstruct our faith as something stronger.

We continue our series on Deconstructing by talking about our need to deconstruct the tone we use to talk about faith.

As we continue our series about deconstruction we talk about our opinions, and how we need to hold them looser and Jesus tighter.

In our new series on deconstruction, we talk about how we need to deconstruct the way we were handed the Bible, and how we often misuse the Bible as a weapon.

In our new series on deconstruction, we talk about about what is essential to the Christian faith, and whether or not Jesus would be pro-deconstruction.

In our final message in our series, we talk about the followers of the King in Matthew 4:18-25, and what it means to be a disciple of Jesus and our band leads us in worship.

We continue our series in the book of Matthew by talking about Jesus' move from Nazareth to Capernaum and how Jesus understands rejection, and will never reject us!

In our online only service, we continue our series in the book of Matthew by talking about the devil -- the false king and the primary way that he attacks us -- by encouraging us to believe lies.

In our online only service, we continue our series in the book of Matthew, by talking about what it means to follow Jesus. The will of God isn't safe. If the will of God led Jesus to the desert to fight the devil and to the cross to defeat sin and death, we should expect the Spirit of God to lead us to the front lines in a cosmic battle for the souls of men, women, and children on this planet.

In our January 9th service, we continue our series in the book of Matthew and our band leads us in worship.

We continue our series in the book of Matthew by looking at John the Baptist and his mission and message in Matthew 3:1-12.

In our online only Dec 26 service, Alex discusses how to regain our faith in 2022.

In our December 19 service, guest speaker Al DiSalvatore continues our series in the book of Matthew.

In our December 12 service, guest speaker Matt Loveland continues our series in the book of Matthew. Jesus > all other kings.

In our December 5 service, guest speaker Sam Spatafore continues our series in the book of Matthew and our band leads us in festive music. The King is both God with us, and the God who rescues!

In our November 28 service, we kick off a new series in the gospel of Matthew. We explore the genealogy of Jesus, and talk about why it isn't just wasted space to record the bloodline of the King. The message comes from Matthew 1:1-17.

In our November 21 Sunday service -- the final message in our series on relationships, we discuss how to love our enemies.

We continue our series on becoming people of love, by discussing our relationships at work and our band leads us in worship.

Guest speaker Al DiSalvatore continues our series about relationships by talking about parents and children and our band leads us in worship.

In our October 31 service, we continue our series about becoming people of love by discussing what Ephesians 5 says about marriage, romance and being single and our band leads us in worship.

We continue our series in Ephesians 5+6 by discussing how the Bible talks about women. Is the Bible sexist? Do men always get the final word in relationships? Can we trust what the Bible says about becoming people of love, if it promotes men over women? We cover all this and more!