Pantano Christian Church

When we get bold, we overcome the boulders that will be dropped in our lives and help people overcome theirs too.

When we get bold, we overcome the boulders that will be dropped in our lives and help people overcome theirs too.

We are willing to go out because people matter enough to go from the church and be the church.

We are jumping into the heart of generosity. Drawing inspiration from Luke 21:1-4, we witness Jesus' unique perspective on giving. He values equal sacrifice, not equal gifts. The widow's humble offering, though small in quantity, exemplified deep sacrifice. Generosity isn't defined by the amount but by the spirit behind it. We learn that every one of us possesses the capacity to be generous, regar...

We’re discussing how people often worry about financial matters, such as bills, savings, and income, which can divert our focus from God. We’ll explore Luke 12:22-34, where Jesus encourages his disciples not to worry because they are valuable to God. Seek God's kingdom above all else and trust Him to provide for your needs.

We’re focusing on money and possessions, challenging the notion of whether we have money or if money has us. The story of the Rich Young Ruler is examined, highlighting the struggle between wealth and devotion to Jesus. While the young man lived righteously, he couldn't part with his riches to follow Christ wholeheartedly. We’re encouraging you to reevaluate your relationship with money and trust...

Discover how to overcome past financial mistakes and make wise decisions that lead to a life of generosity and impact. Our speaker shares personal experiences and practical insights on how to prioritize giving, service, and helping others, even in the face of financial challenges.

As Children of God, it is important to consistently set aside time to remember what God has done, to thank Him for it, and to put Him on display as we give Him the glory. In all circumstances, we are called to practice God-centered worship.

The greatest gift we can ever give someone who doesn’t yet know Jesus is an introduction to Him. Sharing our life stories is the most powerful way to show the transforming power of salvation offered through Jesus Christ. When we tell our stories of transformation, we tell the story of God.

Giving demonstrates our dependence on God. We acknowledge that all we own has been given to us by Him. In His generosity toward us, God desires that we, too, are generous and will use our resources as a tangible way to partner with Him in His work in the world and in the lives of those around us. We are blessed to be a blessing.

We are called and equipped by the Holy Spirit to share God's love by participating in the ministry of Jesus. He has given us agency with him to influence our society and the world fearlessly. When we serve in the world and in His Church, we impact those around us and reveal God's glory.

Jesus saves those who believe and call upon his name. Saving grace is once and for all and also a continual invitation to repent for our wrongdoings. With the help of the Spirit, we take inventory of our lives, humbly and honestly confess our sins, and turn away from our sins toward God in surrender. Through Jesus' offer of forgiveness, we receive true freedom.

One of the most important elements in any relationship is communication. Prayer is just that. It is engaging God in a conversation, sharing our hearts with Him, and spending time listening to his voice. How we see God and how we feel God sees us changes how we pray.

Scripture is the very word of God. Through it, He equips us with all we need to learn about Him and live a life pleasing to Him. A daily rhythm of reading, meditating on and applying God's word to our lives is key, and he wants our daily devotion, not just checking a box. This is how we Be One Get One.

If you've been struggling, feeling trapped by fear, guilt, or shame, it's time to break free. Don't let your past define you. Instead, embrace the potential that God has placed within you. Shift your focus from denying to testifying. Your unique story, with all its imperfections, can inspire and impact others.

Discover the transformative power of love and the profound impact it has on our lives. In this captivating narrative, we explore the essence of love and its ability to change everything in an instant. From the longing to hear those three words, 'I love you,' to the risks involved in expressing love, this heartfelt reflection delves into the universal desire to be loved and accepted. 

We all desire to be chosen, valued, and accepted. In a world full of imperfections, pain, and struggles, we are faced with a choice. We can either mask our problems and put on a facade of happiness, or we can acknowledge our need for God and genuine connection with others.

We live in a world where everyone seems to be unsure of who they really are. We are seeing a cultural identity crisis. We want to help people lean into who God says they are vs. who the world is trying to convince them they are. Admitting we are not perfect is not the end but actually the beginning of finding our identity. 

When we have nothing left, when we are empty; when we’re frustrated, angry, disappointed, and discouraged; when the circumstances can’t get any worse - where do we go? What do we do? We turn to the One who’s our strength. 

When we have nothing left, when we are empty; when we’re frustrated, angry, disappointed, and discouraged; when the circumstances can’t get any worse - where do we go? What do we do? We turn to the One who’s our strength. 

We are so often driven by what we see. We make decisions, approach our relationships, and even live out our faith based on what our eyes see in the physical world. The issue is that the Bible tells us to be even more aware and live according to what is happening in the spirit realm (or upside down)…the reality we don't see. There is a war going on for our souls, and the only way to fight it is thr...

We are so often driven by what we see. We make decisions, approach our relationships, and even live out our faith based on what our eyes see in the physical world. The issue is that the Bible tells us to be even more aware and live according to what is happening in the spirit realm (or upside down)…the reality we don't see. There is a war going on for our souls, and the only way to fight it is thr...

Life is hard…The good in life is hard…there's nothing you achieve that's good that doesn't require some effort or pain…The bad is also hard…Poor choices also lead to the pain of regret…There is a reward on the other side of one pain and regret on the other side of another pain…Life is hard…But here's the other reality: You get to choose your hard.

Gritty people do something that many of us struggle with; They continue to “Go One More” even when it's NOT COMFORTABLE because success is not a comfortable pursuit. Gritty people know that if you stay in your comfort zone, you will fail. So you need to get uncomfortable being uncomfortable if you ever want to be successful.

So many times in our lives, we want to change and do something to be better at our faith and life; however, we usually give up. When things get hard, we are done. What if we chose to have the grit to go through with it? In this series, we are going to understand that every part of our life is spiritual, and we are going to get gritty to lean and mean in our faith and lives.