CHURCH
MELBOURNE, FL
Jesus: Sinless, Sacrifice, Risen
4/20/25
This week’s message shows us the love of God that’s only found in Jesus. While we deserved God’s wrath, he showed us mercy through the cross. Jesus, our sinless sacrifice and risen Lord, has complete victory over sin and death. This makes it possible not only to be forgiven, but to be free from our sinful nature—a new creation in Jesus. The only appropriate response is to live in whole hearted devotion to Jesus. This continues our focus on the gospel for the month of April. The gospel is not just something for evangelists or new believers. It isn’t something we put aside after we get saved so we can move on to something better. There’s no deeper reality or a more spiritually mature truth than the gospel. It informs and shapes everything we are and everything we do as followers of Jesus. It provokes us to love, follow, trust, obey, reverence and worship Jesus.
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Jesus' Last Words
4/13/25
This week’s message looks at the last words of Jesus as he was hanging on the cross. As everything Jesus said revealed the Father, his last words give us a glimpse of his humanity, divinity, mercy and relationship with the Father. This continues our focus on the gospel for the month of April. The gospel is not just something for evangelists or new believers. It isn’t something we put aside after we get saved so we can move on to something better. There’s no deeper reality or a more spiritually mature truth than the gospel. It informs and shapes everything we are and everything we do as followers of Jesus. It provokes us to love, follow, trust, obey, reverence and worship Jesus.
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The Ministry of Jesus
4/6/25
Our focus for the month of April is the gospel. The gospel is not just something for evangelists or new believers. It isn’t something we put aside after we get saved so we can move on to something better. There’s no deeper reality or a more spiritually mature truth than the gospel. It informs and shapes everything we are and everything we do as followers of Jesus. It provokes us to love, follow, trust, obey, reverence and worship Jesus. We encourage you to dig deep and take notes as Pastor Jason takes us through Hebrews 7-10, showing us the ministry of Jesus—a behind the scenes look at Jesus’ sacrificial death on the cross.
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Preeminent Priorities
3/30/25
This week, we conclude our focus: That Jesus would be preeminent. This was never meant to be temporary, so we encourage you to go deeper and continue to make Jesus first in all things. Besides this message from our Legacy Pastor, Larry Caddell, we’ve been providing weekly resources and daily devotionals, which are still active through April 5. We encourage you to keep praying, fasting, worshipping, studying scripture and gathering as Jesus builds his house at Praise—that Jesus would be preeminent in all things.
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Prioritizing Beholding Jesus
3/23/25
In this message, Pastor Jason continues the call to make Jesus preeminent in our lives. One of the main ways we do this is to behold Jesus. Beholding Jesus is actually his desire for us and it aligns our desire with his. Learn from David how to make this your one desire. Learn from Paul how it transforms you to become like Jesus. Learn from the disciples how it causes your heart to burn. Although beholding Jesus includes special moments, it is the lifestyle of a church that has made Jesus preeminent in all things.
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Prioritizing Simple Devotion
3/16/25
In this message, Pastor Jason continues the call to make Jesus preeminent in our lives. One of the main ways we do this is to keep our simple devotion to Jesus. The Bible warns us not to be deceived, because that will corrupt our pure and undivided devotion to Christ. Don’t let people, religion or even your calling distract you from your simple devotion to Jesus. In a world that so easily complicates everything, may the simplicity of our devotion tether us to the heart of God.
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Prioritizing a Pure Heart
3/9/25
In this message, Pastor Jason continues the call to make Jesus preeminent in our lives. Jesus can’t be preeminent in a divided heart or a heart that has impure motives. This matters to the Lord so much that if we don’t have this in place, all of the other things we do for him are pointless. All worship and ministry must flow out of a pure heart. If Jesus is first in all things, we will prioritize a pure heart.
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That Jesus Would Be Preeminent
3/2/25
In this message, Pastor Jason charges us to make Jesus preeminent in all things. The church has a tendency to prioritize the things of God above God. Even godly things we should be doing need to be subservient to Jesus himself. He is the point, the pursuit and the prize. That Jesus would be preeminent in all things.
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Come To Me
2/23/25
In this message, Jesus is highlighting his invitation to come to him. Whether we know the Lord or not, we can all come closer to him, because he so values nearness. As we come to Jesus, we find not only rest for our souls, but new ways of living in that rest by our hearts becoming like Jesus in gentleness and humility. We must lay aside every unnecessary and ungodly burden and only embrace the ease of his yoke.
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Seeing Jesus Rightly
2/16/25
In this service, the Holy Spirit was leading us by opening our eyes to see Jesus rightly. Through worship and the word we explored the importance of seeing Jesus with fresh eyes and the consistent humility it takes to see what he wants to reveal to us. Encounter the presence of the Lord and see the only One worth seeing: Jesus.
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Because Jesus Said
2/9/25
The Lord was present in such a special way. We glorified Jesus and Pastor Jason's message from Luke 5 showed us that God’s presence and our obedience are far greater than any ability or experience we may have. Worship with us or listen to the message below.
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Heart On a Pilgrimage
2/2/25
The Lord is pointing out our apathy and indifference and desires to provoke zeal in our hearts. In response to that, Jason Saglimbeni walks us through Psalm 84. The psalmist has a combination of fiery passion and unwavering commitment to one thing: the presence of the Lord. Will we set our heart on a pilgrimage to go deeper in our relationship with Jesus and encounter more of his presence?
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Zeal For Your House
1/26/25
Jason Saglimbeni continues to show us that Jesus is building his house. What kind of house is Jesus building? Thankfully, we don’t have to guess. Jesus said that his house will be a house of prayer. We see in the gospels that Jesus not only defines his house, but is consumed with zeal for his house. Since it’s his house, we can’t use it for our purposes. Jesus is still cleansing his house (us) until we live out his design: a house of prayer—connection, relationship, encounter with him. Will we be like Jesus and have zeal for his house?
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A House According To His Word
1/19/25
Jason Saglimbeni continues to show us that Jesus is building his house. He is building his house according to his word. We can’t value what Jesus will say more than what he’s already said. The word of God is alive, active, truth, for training, for correction and a light for our path. Jesus is the Word of God, so his house will be built according to his word.​
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A House Built For Him
1/12/25
Jason Saglimbeni continues to show us that Jesus is building his house. His house will require new wineskins (new mindsets) so we stop entertaining the idea that it’s fine the way it is or that the ‘good ole days’ would be better. We must understand first and foremost that Jesus is building a house for himself. A house he can dwell in, a house he can rule and reign in—there is no other house he will build. The primary way Jesus is building his house? Through prayer and worship. We are called to fill his house with praise. How can you partner with Jesus in filling his house with praise?
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Jesus Is Building His House
1/5/25
Jason Saglimbeni reminds us of what Jesus did at Praise in 2024, as well as show us where Jesus is leading us in 2025. Many prophetic words from 2024 were shared and the true vision for what the Lord is doing: Jesus is building his house. This indicates Jesus is building in his time, in his way—there are no shortcuts to his glory. Our assignment is to simply be faithful and obedient to his leadership. Be encouraged, be challenged and let’s embrace all that Jesus is doing at Praise in 2025 and beyond.
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Jesus: Bread from Heaven
12/29/24
Jason Saglimbeni spoke a message on the true bread from heaven: Jesus. While the bread from heaven given to the Israelites in Exodus 16 was a miracle, it was only a sign pointing to a greater reality: Jesus, the true bread from heaven. However, we can still learn principles from the Lord and must consume the true bread from heaven every day, for there is no life apart from Jesus.
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Jesus: Son of the Most High
12/22/24
Jason Saglimbeni spoke a message on the incarnation of Jesus: Son of the Most High. Although none of us will conceive and birth Jesus like Mary did, we can learn principles and values from the Lord that apply to our lives through the Christmas story. Learn more about how God’s process includes power and pain, even for Jesus being fully God and fully human.
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Spirit Break Out
12/15/24
This service was special as the Holy Spirit was moving--causing our hearts to burn for Jesus, leading us to repentance and filling us fresh with the presence of God. We ended the service by receiving the Lord’s supper. He is precious and we are thankful for his presence in our midst. Worship with us as you watch and ask the Holy Spirit to move in your life.
Note: You can still watch the video, but there is no podcast this week due to the nature of the service.
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Suffering, Groaning and Glory
12/8/24
Jason Saglimbeni walks us through the suffering, groaning and glory of the church. The Holy Spirit is with us now as a foretaste of future glory, helping us in our weakness, praying for us according to God’s will, yet we will experience glory that is beyond our wildest imagination—which is the presence of God himself. God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love him, so what good is he working towards? Making us like his Son, Jesus: the Glorious One.
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The Infinite Value of Knowing Jesus
12/1/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us the infinite value of knowing Jesus. We must put no confidence in human effort, we can only know Jesus through his death, resurrection and Spirit. This isn’t something to be accomplished and set aside, rather it’s something to be lived out and pursued over the course of our lives. Are you willing to disregard what you thought was important to know Jesus in his power and in his suffering?
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Jesus: Pioneer and Perfecter
11/17/24
The Lord was wonderfully present as we worshipped Jesus and prayed for the sick. Pastor Jason encouraged us to persevere in faith by looking to Jesus and his cross--our ultimate example of faith and endurance. We ended with receiving communion.
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One Breath Away
11/10/24
The Lord moved powerfully as we worshipped Jesus, received communion and simply agreed with the Lord, speaking life over what is dead. We’re just one breath away from the Lord changing everything.
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Jesus: The Power and Wisdom of God
11/3/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us that Jesus is the power and the wisdom of God. While the world, and even the church, are looking for signs and searching for wisdom, they can only be found in Christ and him crucified. There are no other signs, there is no other power, there is no greater wisdom than the Son of the Highest giving his life. In a world pulling us in a thousand different directions, will we resolve to know nothing except Jesus, the crucified Christ? Oh how the church and our nation need to return to the cross. Only there will demonstrations of the Spirit’s power be found: in Christ and him crucified.
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Ask, Seek, Knock
10/27/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us how much Jesus values prayer—he models it, teaches it and defends it. Jesus not only taught us what to pray, but how pray: continually with bold persistence. Intensity is good, consistency is better. He promises that if we ask, seek and knock, the Father will give us more of the Holy Spirit.
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Rivers of Living Water
10/20/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us Jesus’ invitation to come to him and drink. In doing so, rivers of living water will flow from within us. We explore how the prophesy given by Ezekiel about water flowing from the temple and bringing life everywhere it goes becomes a reality in what Jesus says. This is simple, yet profound—a drink becomes a river—the Spirit giving life to us and those around us. Oh how we need the Holy Spirit. Come and drink!​
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Worship In the Spirit and In Truth
10/13/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us how simple conversations with Jesus can lead to greater revelation of who he is. Greater revelation should lead to greater worship. Jesus shows us when to worship, what type of worshipper we should be and that the Father is actually looking for worshippers in this way. Will he find one when he sees you?
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Holy, Holy, Holy
10/6/24
This podcast episode is different from our normal Sunday messages. The Lord was moving in the room, so we never got to the prepared message. However, Jason Saglimbeni shared a word from the Lord. Keep in mind there may be moments of waiting/worship during this episode, so we encourage you to use that time to seek the Lord as you listen. May our hearts be tender and responsive to what Jesus is doing.
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In View of God's Mercy
9/29/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us the mercy of God found in Jesus. God says that he will have mercy on who he will have mercy—he alone decides. So, who will he have mercy on? Everyone! God’s mercy allows us to know him in a way we otherwise wouldn’t. We must see God’s mercy rightly to respond to him rightly. The right response is laying down our lives for Jesus every day—a continual sacrifice. This is the foundation for all other expressions of worship.
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Jesus: The New and Living Way
9/22/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us Jesus: the new and living way. What the law was powerless to do, what people were powerless to do, Jesus came and once for all became the sacrifice for sins, making us holy. This gives us all-access to the presence of the Lord. Nothing else—only the blood and body of Jesus are the way into the Most Holy Place. Now, Jesus is inviting us in, welcoming us to draw near to him by the new and living way: Jesus.
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The Good Samaritan
9/15/24
Larry Caddell talks about the Good Samaritan. True mercy always leads to action. We don’t just go to church, we are the church. Since God made a difference in us, we should make a difference for others. Who are you investing in right now?
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Justification by Faith
9/8/24
Michael Boucher shows us that we are justified by faith. That means we can only have a right relationship with God through faith in the sacrificial death of Jesus. Jesus alone is righteous and our righteousness comes from having faith in his finished work. No amount of works or good deeds can earn you a relationship with God, only Jesus does that for us. Our job is to have faith in him.
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Vision Sunday
9/1/24
Vision Sunday: Jason and Jessica Saglimbeni share what the Lord is doing and saying at Praise Cathedral. This message includes miraculous testimonies, prophetic words, vision for where Jesus is leading us and what our response should be regarding those things.
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Jesus: The Only Foundation
8/25/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us that we’re building a life with Jesus. This life must be built with care and only on the foundation of who Jesus is and what he has done. Everything we build in our lives must be in alignment with God’s heart, for it is the only material that will endure through the fire of judgement. All other material not in alignment with Jesus will burn away. In fact, we are the temple being built—a place for the Lord to dwell.
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Jesus: Sign of Jonah
8/18/24
Jason Saglimbeni talks about the greatest sign Jesus ever preformed. The Pharisees asked Jesus to show them a sign, yet Jesus said he would only show the the sign of Jonah. This is the primary sign that reveals Jesus’ heart, love, mercy, power and beauty—for the sign of Jonah is the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. Seeing the sign of Jonah helps us know Jesus, trust Jesus and worship Jesus. We don’t need any other signs to reveal who God is and what he’s done.
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Jesus: One with the Father
8/11/24
Jason Saglimbeni shows us that when Jesus came, he had two primary purposes: To redeem us and to reveal the Father. Jesus is the full and final revelation of God, not only in his time, but for all time. All scripture, doctrine, theology and study must lead us to Jesus himself. If we want to see God, we must look to Jesus. If the God we see doesn’t look like Jesus, we’re looking at the wrong thing. Consuming the word of God and asking the Holy Spirit to give you revelation of Jesus are primary ways we can know the Lord.
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Go and Make
8/4/24
Larry Caddell shows us that Jesus was often going. We are also called to go, to be missionaries (some local, some foreign) and make disciples. God can use hard times to shake us into going where people need the gospel. Are you willing to go and point people to Jesus?
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The Distinguishing Factor (2nd edition)
7/28/24
Jason Saglimbeni leads us through Exodus 33. The Lord promised Moses and the Israelites victory, angelic activity and a land of abundance that they could call home. Yet Moses refused to go without the presence of the Lord—he knew that the distinguishing factor of his people had to be God’s presence—it was non-negotiable. The American church has more buildings, programs and resources than ever, but do we have God’s presence more than ever? The presence of the Lord must become the distinguishing factor of our lives, families and gatherings.
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Jesus: Our First Love
7/21/24
Jason Saglimbeni walks us through the letter to the church in Ephesus from Revelation 2. In a church that seems to function well on the outside, Jesus addresses a heart issue of extreme importance—something the American church can relate to well. Jesus calls the church to repent and return to her first love. Jesus call to repent is actually an invitation to come close to him. This has been the Lord’s call to his people through many writers of scripture from the kings and prophets, from John the Baptist to Jesus himself. Why would we think the message has changed?
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