Pearlside Church | Main Campus

Special guest speaker and NFL Super Bowl XXVI champion, Pastor Tim Johnson from Orlando World Outreach Church, preaches the Word in our Main Campus. Pastor Tim Johnson Sunday August 11, 2024 Live at 11:15 AM Website: ⁠http://pearlside.org⁠ Facebook: ⁠http://facebook.com/pearlsidechurch⁠ Instagram: ⁠http://instagram.com/pearlsidechurch⁠

Jesus’ parables were often given to rebuke the religious leaders of the people of Israel in His day. However, the principles transcend time and culture and apply to us as well. In what became known as “the Parable of the Wicked Tenants”, Jesus challenges us to consider how we use our resources and reminds us that He will one day call us to give an account.

Jesus’ parables were often given to rebuke the religious leaders of the people of Israel in His day. However, the principles transcend time and culture and apply to us as well. In what became known as “the Parable of the Wicked Tenants”, Jesus challenges us to consider how we use our resources and reminds us that He will one day call us to give an account.

Jesus’ parables were often given to rebuke the religious leaders of the people of Israel in His day. However, the principles transcend time and culture and apply to us as well. In what became known as “the Parable of the Wicked Tenants”, Jesus challenges us to consider how we use our resources and reminds us that He will one day call us to give an account.

In the Parable of the Great Banquet, Jesus describes the kingdom of God as a great wedding party. The host, representing God, prepared a great banquet with room for many guests. However, when the invitations were sent out, the guests made excuses and refused to come.

In the Parable of the Great Banquet, Jesus describes the kingdom of God as a great wedding party. The host, representing God, prepared a great banquet with room for many guests. However, when the invitations were sent out, the guests made excuses and refused to come.

In the Parable of the Great Banquet, Jesus describes the kingdom of God as a great wedding party. The host, representing God, prepared a great banquet with room for many guests. However, when the invitations were sent out, the guests made excuses and refused to come.

The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16 offers profound insights into God's kingdom. Jesus tells a story about a landowner who goes out early in the morning and hires workers, agreeing to pay them the daily rate of a denarius for a day’s work. Throughout the day, he hires more workers at 9am, 12pm, 3pm, and 5pm, promising all of them ‘whatever is right’ or a fair wage. A...

The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16 offers profound insights into God's kingdom. Jesus tells a story about a landowner who goes out early in the morning and hires workers, agreeing to pay them the daily rate of a denarius for a day’s work. Throughout the day, he hires more workers at 9am, 12pm, 3pm, and 5pm, promising all of them ‘whatever is right’ or a fair wage. A...

The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard in Matthew 20:1-16 offers profound insights into God's kingdom. Jesus tells a story about a landowner who goes out early in the morning and hires workers, agreeing to pay them the daily rate of a denarius for a day’s work. Throughout the day, he hires more workers at 9am, 12pm, 3pm, and 5pm, promising all of them ‘whatever is right’ or a fair wage. A...

In the story known as the Parable of the Weeds, Jesus imparts to us a profound lesson about the nature of God’s kingdom and the promise of a future harvest. It teaches us valuable insights about how God deals with good and evil in the world and how we should respond in our own lives.

In the story known as the Parable of the Weeds, Jesus imparts to us a profound lesson about the nature of God’s kingdom and the promise of a future harvest. It teaches us valuable insights about how God deals with good and evil in the world and how we should respond in our own lives.

In the story known as the Parable of the Weeds, Jesus imparts to us a profound lesson about the nature of God’s kingdom and the promise of a future harvest. It teaches us valuable insights about how God deals with good and evil in the world and how we should respond in our own lives.

Jesus often taught using parables, a story that communicates truth. He did this because parables make it easier for us to understand and remember things. One of Jesus’, first parables became known as “the Parable of the Sower.”

Jesus often taught using parables, a story that communicates truth. He did this because parables make it easier for us to understand and remember things. One of Jesus’, first parables became known as “the Parable of the Sower.”

Just as the early church lived in fellowship and community with one another, we are called to do the same as followers of Christ. Biblical community encompasses all the spiritual practices (prayer, fasting, Sabbath, generosity/sacrifice, reading scripture, and witnessing to the world) explored in this series, “The Way,” and emphasizes doing them in the context of relational discipleship. Living in...

Just as the early church lived in fellowship and community with one another, we are called to do the same as followers of Christ. Biblical community encompasses all the spiritual practices (prayer, fasting, Sabbath, generosity/sacrifice, reading scripture, and witnessing to the world) explored in this series, “The Way,” and emphasizes doing them in the context of relational discipleship. Living in...

The Bible is the Story of God and His heart for mankind. It is a diverse collection of 66 books, composed in three languages across three continents over 1,500 years by 40 different writers. These writers varied from shepherds and fishermen to kings and prophets, but the true author is the Spirit of God. The Bible encompasses various genres, such as law, history, wisdom, poetry, narrative, epistle...

The Bible is the Story of God and His heart for mankind. It is a diverse collection of 66 books, composed in three languages across three continents over 1,500 years by 40 different writers. These writers varied from shepherds and fishermen to kings and prophets, but the true author is the Spirit of God. The Bible encompasses various genres, such as law, history, wisdom, poetry, narrative, epistle...

Christians are called to follow Jesus as our example in life. He shows us how to relate in perfect relationship with God and other people in the way that He designed for maximum blessing and joy in life. In this series, we are examining several of the practices that Jesus lived out in His life and how to apply them to our lives. This week, we examine the practice of selfless love. Love in the bibl...

Christians are called to follow Jesus as our example in life. He shows us how to relate in perfect relationship with God and other people in the way that He designed for maximum blessing and joy in life. In this series, we are examining several of the practices that Jesus lived out in His life and how to apply them to our lives. This week, we examine the practice of selfless love. Love in the bibl...

We live in a fast-paced world that tempts us to never stop. There is always more to do and not enough time to do it. God gives us a gift called the Sabbath, an opportunity to rest with Him. God created us in His image for a rhythm of work and rest. When we violate that rhythm, we do violence to our own souls. It's no coincidence that this practice is part of the Ten Commandments, highlighting...

We live in a fast-paced world that tempts us to never stop. There is always more to do and not enough time to do it. God gives us a gift called the Sabbath, an opportunity to rest with Him. God created us in His image for a rhythm of work and rest. When we violate that rhythm, we do violence to our own souls. It's no coincidence that this practice is part of the Ten Commandments, highlighting...

Jesus modeled a lifestyle of devotion to God. One of His normal rhythms was dedicating time to prayer and solitude. He often withdrew from the crowd to connect with God. There, he prayed, seeking the will of God and deeper intimacy with the Father. If Jesus needed to do so, how much more do the rest of us? We all need rhythms in our lives where prayer and solitude are practiced so that we can live...

Jesus modeled a lifestyle of devotion to God. One of His normal rhythms was dedicating time to prayer and solitude. He often withdrew from the crowd to connect with God. There, he prayed, seeking the will of God and deeper intimacy with the Father. If Jesus needed to do so, how much more do the rest of us? We all need rhythms in our lives where prayer and solitude are practiced so that we can live...