CHURCH
MELBOURNE, FL
Jesus Is Superior
11/16/25
This week pastor Jason walks us through Hebrews 1. Here we begin to see the absolute supremacy of Jesus. He is the message, the glory and the salvation of God. There is none like him, and he will reign forever with his enemies under his feet. This is the Jesus we follow, love and worship!
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Spiritual Maturity 6: Press On Toward Jesus
11/9/25
This week pastor Jason continues to talk about spiritual maturity. As the Lord leads us into greater maturity, we take a look at Philippians 3. Here, we’re challenged to put no confidence in the flesh, make knowing Jesus the priority, forgetting the past and pressing on to Jesus. This is maturity: dependence, trust, connection and desire that leads to action.
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Spiritual Maturity 5: The Mature Body of Christ
11/2/25
This week pastor Jason continues to talk about spiritual maturity. The Lord’s desire is that we grow into the mature body of Christ. This requires urgency to live a life worthy of our calling to be like Jesus—treating each other as Jesus treats us, recognizing his grace and gifts, rejecting false teaching and staying connected to Jesus from whom the body grows.
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Spiritual Maturity 4: The Fear of the Lord
10/26/25
This week pastor Jason continues to talk about spiritual maturity. The fear of the Lord is an often overlooked or misunderstood subject, yet it is essential for our spiritual growth. The Lord is to be loved and feared. This is not an Old Testament concept, it is how we should see and treat the Lord for all eternity—with reverence, awe and devotion.
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Spiritual Maturity 3: Trials and Temptations
10/19/25
This week pastor Jason continues to talk about spiritual maturity. We all face trials and temptations. Maturity is knowing the difference and how to respond to each. Trials can lead to the path of life by giving us the perseverance to mature. Temptations can lead to the path of death by giving in to evil desires and sin. Jesus set the example and gives us power to be joyful during trials and to resist temptation.
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Spiritual Maturity 2: Deny Yourself and Follow Jesus
10/12/25
This week pastor Jason continues to talk about spiritual maturity. Jesus said if we want to be his disciples we must deny ourselves and follow him. This isn’t the kind of thing we usually get excited about, but it’s essential for our relationship with Jesus. It’s in this space that we see Jesus like we’ve never seen him and become like him like we’ve never been like him.
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Spiritual Maturity
10/5/25
This week pastor Jason looks at Peter to show us a path from immaturity to maturity. What did that look like and how did he get there? Spiritual maturity isn’t measured by age, experience or intellect—it’s measured by the condition of our hearts. Oh how the church needs to be spiritually mature in this hour!
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Beholding Jesus Through the Cross
9/28/25
This week we continue to look at the importance of beholding Jesus and practical ways to do that. Jason Saglimbeni walks us through being intentional about seeing the beauty of Jesus that is hidden in the cross. What was ugly to the world is the beauty that leads to the forgiveness, salvation and heart of God. We must behold Jesus through the cross, for any revelation outside of that is hugely incomplete.
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Beholding Jesus Through Scripture
9/21/25
This week Jason Saglimbeni shows us the importance of what we behold. We have seen things in the last couple weeks that are evil and we need to be intentional about what we are seeing. Jesus’ desire is that we behold him, yet he has ascended into the heavens. One of the primary ways we can see Jesus is through scripture—in fact, we can’t see him without it. Learn the importance and some practical ways you can behold Jesus through scripture.
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Special Prayer For Our Nation
9/14/25
There is no typical message this week. Instead we briefly talked about what’s happening in our nation with the assasination of Charlie Kirk, followed by a time of prayer over the United States. While we do not make a habit of talking about every issue in our nation, we feel this one has spiritual significance that couldn’t be ignored. Jesus and his cross have always been and always will be the only hope for our nation.
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Jesus: Perfect Intercessor
9/7/25
In this week’s message Jason Saglimbeni shows us Jesus as our intercessor, what that means and why it’s so important. Join us as we look at Hebrews 7 and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal Jesus, his sacrifice and his active role in our salvation.
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Following the Presence of the Lord
8/31/25
In this week’s message Jason Saglimbeni talks about following the presence of the Lord. Because we tend to like control and predictability, we’re often too quick to settle for formulas instead of seeking the Lord. Jesus is not a pattern to analyze, he is a person to follow. We take a look at how Moses and the Israelites had to depend on, be aware of and be obedient to the presence of the Lord in the wilderness, how Jesus led from following the Father and how we should do the same.
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Jesus: The Vine
8/24/25
In this week’s message Jason Saglimbeni walks us through John 15:1-8. In this passage Jesus shows us his role, our role, whats expected of us and how to live out what he desires. If you feel stuck or want to grow in your relationship with Jesus, may this message bring you clarity and encouragement.
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Jesus: Our Daily Bread
8/17/25
In this week’s message Jason Saglimbeni shows us the parallels between the manna God provided the Israelites in Exodus 16 and how it all points to Jesus in John 6. Jesus is greater than any sign—he is the sign. No amount of miracles will keep us from grumbling, only learning to trust God and be thankful that we have the ultimate miracle: Jesus in the flesh, given for us. We must feed on Jesus every day, for there is no life apart from him.
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Poor In Spirit
8/10/25
Jesus said being poor in spirit was a requirement for receiving the kingdom of God. Listen to this message from Jason Saglimbeni to see what being poor in spirit means/looks like, why it’s important and the consequences of not being poor in spirit. May we commit to a lifestyle of humility and dependence on the Lord.
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Jesus Increase
8/3/25
Jesus increase! That is our prayer. We need more of his love, conviction, righteousness, encouragement, correction, power, faithfulness, humility, zeal—more of him in our lives. May we faithfully point people to Jesus and get out of the way. Jason Saglimbeni teaches from John 3, showing us that although John the Baptist had a very unique and specific role, we can learn and emulate the core of his ministry: making Jesus greater and pointing to him.
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Cleansing the Temple
7/27/25
Pastor Luke Panchura shared the message this week. He showed us from scripture that we need to see and follow the whole Jesus, not just the fluffy parts we’re comfortable with. Yes he loves us enough to forgive us, but he also loves us enough to flip over our tables when we veer from God’s intentions for us. We must learn to not only receive, but delight in his correction and allow him to cleanse the temple, for we are the temple.
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Worthy is the Lamb
7/20/25
Jesus as the Lamb, referring to his sacrificial death, has been given supreme worth. Growing in the knowledge of Jesus worth is essential to our faith, worship and obedience. When we see Jesus, do we see the Lamb as he were slain, standing at the center of the throne? May the Holy Spirit open your eyes to the worth of Jesus, Lamb of God as you listen to this message from Jason Saglimbeni.
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At Jesus' Feet: part 3
7/13/25
This week Jason Saglimbeni concludes talking about being at Jesus’ feet. Again, we take a look at Mary of Bethany. This time, it’s not a teaching from Jesus, or grieving her brother’s death—it’s an extravagant act of worship. Yet, we still find Mary at the feet of Jesus. We can and should bring Jesus what he deserves, what he desires, despite what others think or say. It is at Jesus feet that we see his worth.
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At Jesus' Feet: part 2
7/6/25
This week Jason Saglimbeni continues to show us one of the main qualities of God’s house: being at the feet of Jesus. Again, we take a look at Mary of Bethany. Although this time, it’s not a teaching from Jesus, it’s at her brother’s funeral. Yet, we still find Mary at the feet of Jesus. We can and should bring Jesus our grief, pain and disappointment. It is at Jesus feet that we encounter his heart of compassion for us.
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At Jesus' Feet: part 1
6/29/25
This week Jason Saglimbeni shows us one of the main qualities of God’s house: being at the feet of Jesus. We take a close look at Mary of Bethany and her response to Jesus. It was humble, loyal, attentive—she chose what was better, in fact the only thing needed. Learn the subtle destructive patterns of worry and distraction and be free of them to focus on Jesus. He desires our attention more than our accomplishments.
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The Wisdom of the House
6/22/25
This week Jason Saglimbeni talks about the wisdom of God’s house. True wisdom is full of love, faithfulness and humility—a radical dependence on the Lord, no matter how smart we are, how much we know or what we’ve experienced. We can’t depend on our own understanding or be wise in our own eyes. Our heart must fully trust and fear the Lord, for there we find wisdom and life. Cling to Jesus himself, for he is the wisdom of God.
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The Father of the House
6/15/25
This week Jason Saglimbeni shares part of his testimony of encountering the presence of the Lord as a teenager and the impact of not only that experience, but how the Lord has fathered him over the years. We must trust that he is fathering us, even when it doesn’t seem like it. Jesus is building his house and God is the Father of the house. We get everything we need from his love: acceptance, protection, correction and provision.
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Temples Are Made To Be Filled
6/8/25
This week Jason Saglimbeni shows us the temple Solomon built for the Lord and how it was filled with glory—temples are made to be filled. Fast forward to the new covenant and we are now the Lord’s temple, still designed to be filled with his presence. As with Solomon and the church in the book of Acts, this is not a one time thing, it is a continual filling—a command and an invitation to greater relationship and transformation that we all need and desire. However, it’s not enough to merely have the right theology, we must be filled today and everyday.
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That They May Dwell With Me
6/1/25
This week’s message from Jason Saglimbeni shows us what the Lord is looking for in his priests, and the heart behind those values: that he would dwell with us and we would minister to him. This challenges us to a lifestyle that pleases the Lord since the context is being a holy priesthood offering spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God. Our lifestyle gives our moments deeper meaning. Our aim is to please the Lord by living in faithfulness, nearness and holiness.
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Qualities of God's House
5/25/25
Jesus is building his house and this week we discuss some of the qualities of his house: wisdom, faithfulness, humility and nearness. Jason Saglimbeni walks us through James 3:13-4-10, showing us the difference between what the world values and what God values. For he is only building with what he desires. We encourage you to read, pray and practice James 4:6-10 every day this week.
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Unhindered Worship
5/18/25
This week’s message was built on what we’ve been discussing this month from 1 Peter 2:4-10. We are a holy priesthood offering spiritual sacrifices. Priests are not performers, they are lovers who offer their lives to Jesus. Our worship should reflect this reality; therefore, worship should be genuine, raw and unhindered. Jason Saglimbeni gives us a glimpse of biblical worship by looking at Abraham, David, Mary, Paul, John and others. We are called to worship Jesus unhindered.
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Live by the Spirit
5/11/25
This week’s message was built on what we discussed last week from 1 Peter 2:4-10. Since the Lord is building a spiritual house and we offer spiritual sacrifices, we must live by the Spirit. Allow the Lord to open your eyes to the significance of that and what that looks like from Galatians 5. What Jesus is building requires us to live by the Spirit daily.
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A Spiritual House
5/4/25
This week’s message is from 1 Peter 2:4-10. The Lord is continually leading us back to this scripture because it serves as the blueprint for what he’s building at Praise and beyond. Jason Saglimbeni reminds us that Jesus is building his house, it is his house, for his glory and purposes. As we look to God’s word, we’re mining the depths of the identity, purpose and function of his house—for we are the house he is building.
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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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