Claim OwnershipMultiply Church (Pensacola)
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Multiply Church is located in Pensacola, Florida. Multiply church is firmly founded in the Scripture of the Old and New Testaments. We believe there is one true God who provided us salvation through his son Jesus Christ.
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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 “dash” between birth and eternity
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 every day life.
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”.
Athens was the epicenter of Greek life so Paul now demonstrates for us how to engage people who don’t have the same background as the Jewish crowd. Rather than a temple, he goes to the marketplace and rather than the Torah, he starts with their Greek philosophers. The Greeks needed to know Jesus is King.
Guest Speaker: Ben Sticker (Pine Lake)From Acts 13 - The Gospel to the Jews4 applications to take from today's message:1. Mission Starts with the Church2. The a strategy (Find Familiarity)3. The Message: JESUS IS KING!4. The Response: Decisions and divisions
Antioch was the place where followers of the king were first called Christians. This was a place where Jews and Gentiles were unified by Jesus and a culture of equipping, generosity, and sending took shape. Antioch showcases the compelling nature of the Kingdom.
The most famous church planter and missionary in the faith was once a persecutor of the faith. God has a track record of taking dysfunctional people to places of influence. All of us are just one encounter with Jesus away from having our stories forever changed.
Rejection isn’t a detour—it’s often a signpost that you’re on the right road. In this message from Acts 7, we explore Stephen’s bold witness, the cost of following Jesus, and why true freedom is worth it even when it leads to suffering. This is an invitation to live with conviction, courage, and hope.
Conflict hits the church in Acts 6 as a group of widows is being neglected in the distribution of daily food. We need reminders, that conflict and offense are unavoidable topics when people get in the same room. This passage will highlight for us the importance of leadership, service, and care that needs to be present within a church body.
The new temple of Jesus (followers filled with the Holy Spirit) is held up in comparison to the Jerusalem temple. The temple was supposed to be a place where heaven and earth met and a place that embodied the presence of God through generosity and healing. However, now under the reign of Jesus, we see the temple isn’t the physical location but the people of Jesus filled with is spirit.
Acts 2:41-47 speaks to the culture of the Church that is birthed from the start. While these early days aren’t meant to be over-romanticized, this is a vision of what happens when God’s people live yielded to his Spirit! The Church lives sent to demonstrate the district, Jesus way of life.
Peter stands on the day of Pentecost and proclaims a message that has anchored the Church for the last 2,000 years. He invites the audience that day to examine the story of the world and the story of their lives. God sent Jesus to pay our sin debt, to defeat death, and to bring us back into his presence. It’s a message that calls us to respond and acknowledge that Jesus is King.
Today we’ll study Acts 2:1-21 and examine the day the Church was born during the festival called Pentecost. Gathered are a people who have been scattered across the world who will now be unified around the risen Jesus and filled with his Spirit.
We’ll dive in to Acts chapter 1 to examine the final words of Jesus and the implications of his ascension. Jesus promises to send his spirit to fill his people so that they can bear witness to the ends of the world.
We stand in victory with the resurrected King Jesus and yet we wait for his final return. What do we do until then? The writer of Hebrews commissions the church to “run with endurance”.
This Easter we conclude our I AM series by examining the astounding claim Jesus makes to a grieving family. In a moment, their past, present, and future realities gain clarity as Jesus does the unimaginable. Would you chose to believe yourself that Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life.
A branch that isn’t connected to a vine won’t bear fruit. In today’s I AM statement, Jesus will teach his disciples that they must abide in Him if they wish to bear the fruit of Love.
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