We’ve Got a Good Problem

Houston, we’ve got a problem, and it’s a great one to have.

This past Sunday, just like the last three, we experienced record attendance in both the Dome and Grace Kids. It’s thrilling to watch new families discover Grace, even more so to witness lives being transformed at the altar and souls coming to salvation. God is moving powerfully among us, and it’s a fascinating time to be alive and serving in His presence.

With growth comes opportunity.

Many of you may have noticed (or experienced firsthand) a packed parking lot. While we still have room for more inside the church, outside, we are nearing capacity. To help us make room for our guests, I’m asking our leaders and anyone who’s able to please consider parking in the west field. Doing so will free up the most accessible spots near the Dome and Grace Kids entrance for new families and guests.

Also, thank you for your patience when leaving the property. With hundreds of cars trying to exit at once, it can take a few minutes. We’re grateful to the Hernando County Sheriff’s Department for assisting with traffic control. I’ve learned that lingering after service, connecting with others, and enjoying the moment actually makes the experience even richer. We’ve been in a hurry all week to get to church; let’s not be in a hurry to leave it…or His presence.

This week, we continue our new series, This Means War. Last Sunday, we exposed how the spirit of Jezebel (representing the antichrist) seeks to manipulate and compromise your authority. But where there’s repentance, there’s revival. The good news? When we return to Christ, we find covering, healing, and resurrection life.

This Sunday, we step onto a new battlefield: the battle for the altar. Jezebel uses intimidation to silence, isolate, and force compliance. But God is calling His people to rise in boldness and reclaim the altar. This message is burning in my heart, and I believe it’s going to be an incredibly impactful service.

I can’t wait to see you there. Let’s come prayed up, all in, and ready to take territory!

In Revival Together,

Pastor Daniel