Horizon Community Church - Philadelphia

We kick off a new series about relationships in our October 17 service. We need to go back to school and learn at the feet of Jesus how to become people of love to build successful and fulfilling relationships.

Join us for the conclusion of our Wonder series as we talk about meditation and prayer.

Join us for October 3 service, as we continue our series on Wonder, by talking about how loving others, and being loved reveals God.

Our band leads an extended worship set, Alex talks about the wonder of music and Darby shares about how she sees scripture as art.

In our first ever outdoor service we explore the wonder of nature, and our band leads us in acoustic worship. References https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/how_nature_makes_you_kinder_happier_more_creative https://www.bustle.com/p/5-ways-being-in-nature-changes-your-brain-according-to-science-15827469 https://www.biblestudytools.com/topical-verses/bible-verses-about-nature/ https://www....

In our online only service, guest speaker David Pearson shares about a moment when life flashed before his eyes, and our band introduces new music.

Join us as we continue our series about Wonder. Today, we explore the moments that make us wonder why we had to experience them — moments of suffering and pain. References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pascendi_Dominici_gregis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immanence https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/essay/divine-transcendence-immanence/ https://blogs.blueletterbible.org/blb/2015/01/22/god-is-both...

Guest speaker Al DiSalvatore continues our series about Wonder.

We kick off a new series about Wonder from Isaiah 55. Moments of wonder are the moments that make our life matter. We think God speaks in the language of wonder!

In our August 15 service, guest speaker Sam Spatafore brings a powerful message from Matthew 7 and our band leads us in worship.

In the final message in our future church series we describe how churches of the future won't worry about attracting the rich or the influential, but will focus on reaching the outcast.

In August 1 service we continue our series about the future of the church by talking about Stephen, the first Christian martyr in Acts 7.

We continue our series about the future of the North American church, by discussing how the way we do church is attracting toxic narcissistic leaders and our band leads us in worship.

Join us as we explore the mindsets needed for a future church, a church that will thrive and survive in our culture.

Join us for our July 11 service as we continue our series about the future of the North American Church. The mission that Jesus gave the church was not to keep the world out of the church, but to get the church into the world! They forgot the church was founded on the impossible: a dead man coming back to life. I think boldness about the right things could catch the attention of our culture too. W...

Join us for our July 4 online only service, as our band leads us in worship and we continue our series about the future of the church. Things to consider after watching: 1) Who is someone who is hurting? 2) Position yourself to listen to their story, and share in their burden. 3) Do what is in your power to help them.

Join us for our June 27 service. We continue our new series on the future of the church, by discussing how the early church was marked by no agenda meals open to everyone.

We kick off a new series on the future of the church. Together, we explore the early church in the book of Acts and the mindset churches in America need to recapture to survive and thrive in the future.

Join us as we conclude our series on heaven and hell with a message from Al DiSalvatore and our band leads us in worship!

In our June 6 service, we celebrate communion, our band leads us in worship and guest speaker Matt Loveland continues our series about common misconceptions about heaven and hell.

In this online only message, Alex talks about the biblical imagery of the lake of fire in our series about common misconceptions about heaven and hell.

Join us for our May 30 service, as we continue to explore a series about common misconceptions about heaven and hell, and our band introduces new music!

We continue our exploration about heaven and hell by discussing what Jesus meant when he used the phrase Gehenna.

Join us for the latest message in our series about common misconceptions about heaven and hell, as we explore how the word heaven is used in the Old Testament. Our band introduces a new song, we interview Angie about her work, and celebrate communion together.

Join us for our May 9 service as we continue our series The Good Place. In this message about misconceptions about heaven and hell, we explore the absence of hell in the Old Testament and talk about what the ancient Jewish concept of Sheol or "grave" means for us today.