Ridgepoint Church - Winter Haven, Fl

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "Submission is embraced where trust is established."

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "A marriage that works requires work."

J.J. Gawlowicz kicks off this marriage series teaching, "Marriage is easy when it's easy, but it's hard when it's hard."

Neal Dyer wraps up the series by teaching, "Being a mess doesn't exempt us from being a disciple maker."

Michael Mathews asks the question, "Do you want to be remembered for your mess or your success?"

In Week 2 of this series, J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "Growth is accomplished only when proximity is allowed."

Chris Neff kicks off this series by teaching, "Jesus stepped into this messy world to lead us out of our messy lives."

J.J. Gawlowicz wraps up this series by teaching, "I'm never going to increase my influence if I only talk to people already a part of my tribe."

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "Sometimes love feels more like sandpaper than it does velvet."

J.J. Gawlowicz teaches, "To befriend someone, you have to be willing to be friends."

J.J. Gawlowicz kicks off this series teaching, "Hate comes naturally, but to love is supernatural."

J.J. Gawlowicz shares the message of Easter by teaching, "There's no one beyond the reach of the resurrection."

J.J. Gawlowicz prepares us for Easter by teaching, "When we're lost or confused, the most assuring thing is to have someone guide us."

J.J. Gawlowicz wraps up the series by teaching, "When intimacy is removed, love is ruined."

Joshua Willis steps into this series and teaches, "We need to own our mistakes and shortcomings and then surrender them to God."

J.J. Gawlowicz picks up with Step 2 of this series by teaching, "Anything I lean on when I should be leaning on Jesus is an addiction."

Chris Neff kicks off this series by teaching, "Tame your temper before you wreck your relationships."

J.J. Gawlowicz wraps up the series by teaching, "Grace has the ability to reconcile what seems irreconcilable."

"My ability to do right is never subject to another person's desire for right."

J.J. Gawlowicz begins this series by teaching, "Fleeing a mess doesn't make the mess go away."