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Join us as we launch for our first regular service at our new location, Paragon Theater!

Gulf Together is an all-church informational meeting where we will summarize the results of our Dream Team sessions, layout our future plans, and commit the next chapter of our church’s life to the Lord in prayer. This is not a regular Sunday service, but it will be held at our new location, Paragon Theater.

The Dream Team is a strategic short-term group meeting during September to prayerfully dream and strategize about both our long term future and our immediate next steps as a church. Stepping into God's best for our future is a team effort, and we want you to be a part of it. We want to hear from you and we need your input. Let's dream and strategize together during these sessions.

We're moving and will re-open for regular services in October. See the full schedule here.

*Postponed due to flooded roads*
This event has been moved to July 11th.

We are so thankful for our Gulf Church volunteers and look forward to hosting an upcoming "Team Night", July 13th, 6pm @ HeadPinz  – a night of having FUN and doing life together. We all have one mission in common and that is to inspire those around us to follow Jesus as well as serve HIS kingdom.

If you are a current Gulf Church volunteer, THANK YOU..thank you for all that you do, we love you so much. Your service is making a huge difference in the lives of others and we are honored to stand beside you on Sundays.

Please RSVP for this event HERE!
*This event is for current and interested Gulf Church volunteers.

Gulf Kids is excited to host a Summer Kick-off “Meet Me at the Park” event! We will be hanging out at North Collier Regional Park (15000 Livingston Rd) on Tuesday, June 4th from 9:30-11:30am. It’s a great opportunity for the kiddos to play on the playground together and parents to connect, plus it's an open invitation so make sure to bring your friends and family! We will have water and gatorades, coffee for the parents, along with light snacks, games and music! We will be posting a map soon, so keep an eye out for directions! We can’t wait to spend an AWESOME morning with you! Click HERE to RSVP!

Connect is your opportunity to meet our lead pastor, learn more about our church and ask any questions you may have. Connect will take place right after the service outside the auditorium.

You can register for the event HERE.

Jesus predicted that he would start a gathering, a movement . . . what we call church. And that church would spread all over the earth and outlast the Roman Empire. It would change the world. His prediction must have sounded outlandish to even his closest followers. But here we are, two thousand years later, and the Roman Empire exists only in history books, while Jesus’ gathering is still going strong. The church is the hope of the world because the church is the vehicle by which God is bringing the solution to mankind’s greatest problems: sin, sorrow, and death.

The ability to believe is the most powerful force at mankind’s disposal. Everything that has been done, for good or bad, was done because someone believed it could be or should be done. Every problem that has been solved was solved because someone believed it could be or should be solved.

We constantly look for evidence to support what we believe is true. In the case of religious belief, that means if you believe deeply enough any religious system becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. If that’s true, isn’t it possible that Christianity is just an example of groupthink on a massive scale?

At some point in your faith journey, you will settle into a bargaining posture with God. “God, if you will . . . , I promise I will . . . .” We all do it. That’s just part of religion—every religion. In fact, it’s so much a part of human nature that even some atheists and agnostics do it when they find themselves in desperate circumstances. But is that really how God wants us to relate to him? The problem with a bargaining posture is we never keep up our end of the bargain, do we?

Guilt is powerful. Shame can be crippling. We all have things in our pasts that haunt us. We have sin. It only takes a word, a picture, or a name to bring it all back. We know we can do better from this point forward, but how are we supposed to fix the past? We can say we’re sorry. We can ask for forgiveness. But some of the things we’ve done hang over our lives like a cloud. 

What can wash away our sins?

Connect is your opportunity to meet our lead pastor, learn more about our church and ask any questions you may have. Connect will take place right after the service outside the auditorium.

You can register for the event HERE.

Let's hang out together at the beach! On Saturday, May 4th, 6-8pm at Vanderbilt Beach (park at 100 Vanderbilt Beach Rd), we'll spend the evening together having fun, singing songs, and witnessing baptisms! The entire church (and anyone you invite) is welcome to come enjoy the games, snacks, music and baptisms. Don't miss this chance to get to know people outside of church services. Want to be baptized? Know someone who wants to be baptized? Request more information about the baptism opportunity by using the button below.

REQUEST MORE INFO ABOUT BAPTISM HERE

Practically speaking, rules are often the centerpiece of religious life. Many people think the Ten Commandments are rules that make a relationship with God possible. If you follow the rules, God will be happy. If you don’t, he won’t. But what if a relationship with God doesn’t depend on our obedience? When it comes to your relationship with God, what is the role of rules?

The three largest faith traditions—Judaism, Islam, and Christianity—claim the same starting point: a man named Abraham. All three agree that sin made a mess of the world and God started his clean up operation with Abraham. God made a series of promises and Abraham’s response to those promises didn’t just have implications for his personal starting point or the starting points of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. It had implications for your starting point as well.

Gulf Kids is excited to host “Meet Me In The Park.” This is a hangout event for families with young children to spend time together. Parents will be able to connect with one another while the kiddos enjoy the playground and splash pad (bring an extra pair of clothes or bathing suit!). We will have waters and gatorades, coffee for the parents, along with light snacks near the pavilion. Look for the black and white balloons! Don’t forget to invite your friends and family to bring their kids as well! We can’t wait to spend an EPIC morning with you!

Click here to RSVP!