Multiply Church (Pensacola)

Luke 4:1–13, we follow Jesus into the wilderness to see how temptation actually works and how it is resisted. Jesus exposes the tactics of the enemy, resists out of identity rather than willpower, and shows us that victory comes from trusting the Father and relying on the Spirit. This message reminds us that salvation is not an escape from the fight, but an invitation to live from the victory Jesu...

We continue our study in the book of Luke by transitioning to the early years of Jesus is ministry. Today will look at Luke chapter 3, and examine the phrase “the time is now, enter the dance”. As we start off the new year, the invitation is to take a next step, and use all of your life for Jesus.

Christmas is a season of waiting, and Luke’s story of Simeon and Anna shows us what faithful waiting looks like. This message invites us to examine how care, clarity, and consistency in our waiting can open our eyes to the hope, light, and salvation Jesus brings.

In this message from Luke 2, we meet the shepherds. While overlooked, forgotten, and stuck in their own waiting rooms, they are the first to hear the good news of Jesus’ birth. The announcement of “fear not, good news, great joy for all people” reveals that Christianity isn’t advice on how to escape our waiting rooms, but the announcement that God has entered them. As the shepherds respond in fait...

In week two of our Advent series The Waiting Room, we look at Mary and what it means to surrender fully to God even when the path ahead feels unclear. Through her ordinary, open, and inquisitive faith, we discover how real hope grows in the tension between questions and obedience. This message invites us to embrace surrender, reclaim hope, and stay connected as we wait for the One who keeps every...

In this message, we step into the “waiting room” of Advent through the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth, a faithful couple living with deep disappointment in a season of silence. As God breaks 400 years of quiet with a surprising announcement, we’re reminded that waiting is often the doorway to hope, and that Christmas becomes truly good news only when we first feel our need for a Savior.

In a world that celebrates doing, Jesus invites us first to simply be with Him. As we close our “Becoming Something” series, we discover that before we do for Jesus, we sit with Jesus. That’s where true transformation begins

This message calls us to become disciples who love their neighbors with the same radical, sacrificial love Jesus has shown us. Rooted in the Good Samaritan, it challenges us to move beyond knowing the right things to actually living them out in our homes, neighborhoods, and city. We’re invited into a culture of neighboring that embodies the gospel through mercy, generosity, and bold faith

In Luke chapter 10, we see Jesus send out 72 disciples into the harvest to announce the kingdom of heaven’s arrival. When they returned, it was full of celebration, and a declaration that they had just witnessed something that others had only dreamed about seeing. Today, we invite you to see yourself as an available witness of Jesus so that you too may see something that you’ve never seen before.

In this closing message from our Ecclesiastes series, “Wise Words from an Old Man,” we unpack Solomon’s final challenge: to rejoice in life, remember your Creator while you’re young, and build your life on the wisdom of God’s Word. Whether you’re at the beginning of your journey or nearing the end, this message calls you to live with purpose, faith, and eternal perspective.

In Ecclesiastes 10, Solomon contrasts the way of the wise with the way of the fool showing how foolishness seeps into our character, leadership, work, and words when we leave God out. This chapter challenges us to confront the foolishness within, replace it with wisdom from above, and live with purpose that reflects God’s kingdom. True wisdom isn’t just about morality; it’s a response of obedience...

In Ecclesiastes 8, Solomon invites us to wrestle with life’s unfairness, corrupt systems, and the tension of living under imperfect authority. This week we'll see that obedience isn’t blind repetition but faithful formation. We learn to trust God even when life doesn’t make sense. Every time we choose faith over frustration, we get another “rep” toward becoming people who live not under the sun, b...

Life under the sun is confusing, unfair, and often painful but wisdom teaches us to see beyond it. In this message from Ecclesiastes 7, we learn that true wisdom doesn’t protect us from hardship it anchors us to God through it. The wise understand that even adversity comes from His hand and that trusting Him is the wisest decision of all

We live in a world where fake feels easier—but it costs us everything real. In this message from Ecclesiastes 5, we explore how Solomon exposes three illusions; fake religion, fake care, and fake security and how Jesus invites us to trade pretending for presence.

In a world marked by oppression, envy, and exhaustion, many of us cope by isolating ourselves working harder but feeling emptier. This message from Ecclesiastes 4 exposes the illusions of life “under the sun” and reveals God’s design for human flourishing: authentic community. We were never meant to fight, stumble, or suffer alone; we were made to be known.

Life is full of both joy and sorrow, and Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that every season is appointed by God. In this message, we wrestle honestly with the questions of suffering, death, and injustice while learning to trust that God is good, sovereign, and present in every part of life’s story. The hope of the gospel is that Jesus has entered our brokenness, and through His resurrection, promises tha...

In this message from Ecclesiastes 1–2, we follow Solomon’s “great experiment” as he tests wisdom, pleasure, legacy, and luxury in his search for meaning only to find them all empty. Just like a check engine light signals something wrong under the hood, our pursuits under the sun reveal the deeper need in our souls. The good news is that Jesus offers living water that satisfies in a way nothing els...

In this message kicking off the What’s the Point? series through Ecclesiastes, we confront life’s biggest questions about meaning, work, and purpose. Solomon calls life “smoke” appearing solid but slipping through our fingers and challenges every false source of identity we cling to. The good news is that real meaning doesn’t come from “life under the sun” but from Jesus, who gives eternal purpose...

This message unpacks what it means to be a “People of Health,” not for vanity’s sake but as an act of stewardship and love. Scripture shows us our bodies are a treasure, a tent, a temple, and a tool—each perspective reminding us that how we treat our bodies impacts how we love God and others. Imagine a church marked not just by love but by resilience, presence, and health as we see even our bodies...

This week’s message, People of Purpose, explores how Jesus meets us in our search for meaning and invites us into a life of lasting significance. Looking at John 4, we see how true purpose isn’t found in success, relationships, or achievements, but in encountering Christ and reflecting His image in our homes, schools, and workplaces. The challenge is to live with focus now, letting God shape your...

In week two of our X-Factors series, we look at one of Multiply Church’s core values: being People of Worship. From Luke 7 and Romans 12, we see that worship is more than music—it’s a surrendered life organized around God that overflows into every moment of the week. Learn how letting go of control and responding to God’s mercy leads to the peace you were created to experience.

This message kicks off our series by exploring the first core value of Multiply Church: being people of the word. It unpacks how the Bible is a God breathed library telling one cohesive story that climaxes in Jesus, and why following him means knowing and practicing scripture. Listeners are invited to move from simply hearing the word, to praying, studying, meditating on, and responding to it in e...

This week, we’ll take a look at Acts 26 and see how a seemingly odd set of circumstances leads us to 3 important Gospel truths from Paul’s ministry and summarizes the whole book of Acts. Guest Speaker: Daniel Wagner

Today we’ll take a look at what it means to be planted and available to God’s work in our lives. Ephesus was an intellectual center of the ancient world as well as a place of Idol worship to goddess Artemis. It was in the middle of this scene, that a revival broke out that impacted the entire city.

Acts 15 is one of the most pivotal chapters in the New Testament. Clarity was needed around issues of Salvation and Fellowship as Jews and Gentiles began to do life together. This passage provides clarity around questions like “what’s the essentials to salvation” and “how do people with different cultural preferences do life together”.