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There are many times in our lives when we are part of something much larger than ourselves – something that we will not see to the end, and something that may not bear our names. However, we have the privilege, as we step into these narratives for even a short period of time, to throw ourselves into God’s bigger purpose and His broader plan for His people, His places, and His glory.Our final #fhcTAKEAWAYS this week asked the question: * What opportunities do you have to recognize someone who has done foundation work in your life? Please use the contact methods below and send us “who” and “why” you’d like to recognize that has done foundation work in your life. All submissions will be read next week on the podcast! So send us the details on that special someone and send them the link to the podcast and they can hear for themselves how they have inspired you! Send us your “foundation someone” via one of the following:■ Text: 407-965-1607■ Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org■ FHC Mobile App: Use Text and Em

The real story was too good to be true, but when the truth of reality lodged in those first disciples, it changed everything. It sparked a movement, a following: this thing we call church. The enemy was defeated, and glory began to appear on the horizon like the first rays of the coming sunrise.One of our #fhcTAKEAWAYS this week asked the question: What is your strategy to cope with living between the promise and it’s complete fulfillment? Easy “in place” strategies likely do not exist, but rather it seems as though we are on a constant rollercoaster as we try to navigate the “in-between”. Share your thoughts, ideas, or simply some words of encouragement and we will share on the podcast. Send us your thoughts and comments and questions via:■ Text: 407-965-1607■ Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org■ FHC Mobile App: Use Text and Email links in Podcast tab■ Social Media: #fhcPODCAST / #fhcTAKEAWAYSTune in every Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior week's message for unique takeaways, added perspecti

Jesus makes a spectacle. Something is up. He comes like a king riding into Jerusalem. But then, at maybe the height of the festivities surrounding this ride, he stops. In this moment of reflection, a tear doesn’t just trickle from his eye; he nearly falls off his ride as he sways in agony with a heartfelt cry. There is contrast because he cares, and he is sad for those who won’t allow him to be their Saving King.Our final #fhcTAKEAWAYS this week asked the question: Jesus found a comfortable place to be in Mary, Martha and Lazarus home. Where is your comfortable place? We all want to have a place to go to when we need spiritual rest and we are asking you to share the details of "your place”. We would love to share your ideas with someone searching for a place of their own. Send us your thoughts and comments and questions via:■ Text: 407-965-1607■ Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org■ FHC Mobile App: Use Text and Email links in Podcast tab■ Social Media: #fhcPODCAST / #fhcTAKEAWAYSTune in every Wednes

Little things make a difference. In fact, so much of our life is made up of a compilation of small things that tip the balance of our lives one way or the other. How can we be observant and diligent regarding the small things while not becoming obsessed with them? How do we keep a “big picture” perspective while tending to small things? What little things deserve our attention to be the best follower of Jesus we can be?Our final #fhcTAKEAWAYS this week asked the question: What “little thing” that matters will you do this week? We would love to hear what you are planning for this week!Send us your thoughts and comments and questions via:■ Text: 407-965-1607■ Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org■ FHC Mobile App: Use Text and Email links in Podcast tab■ Social Media: #fhcPODCAST / #fhcTAKEAWAYSTune in every Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior week's message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. Thank you for joining us and we

God is incredibly flexible with us, and we should be with one another – working with each other even when we are not at our best. If we are willing to give the same grace that has been gifted us to anyone and everyone, no matter what they've done, or what they're doing, or what they'll do tomorrow, it will change everything about us.No #fhcTAKEAWAYS this week but: If you’ve been on the losing end of redemptive flexibility, meaning it wasn’t extended to you, how has it affected you personally and your relationship with God?Send us your thoughts and comments and questions via:■ Text: 407-965-1607■ Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org■ FHC Mobile App: Use Text and Email links in Podcast tab■ Social Media: #fhcPODCASTTune in every Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior week's message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. Thank you for joining us and we will see you next week for Episode 44!Watch the message that coincides with this e

The desire for being known is something that lives in each of us for better or worse. The who and what we will be known for is up to us. Or is it? As Christians, if we truly desire to be known as followers of Christ, then there is no room for our desires. There is only room for Jesus. Our final #fhcTAKEAWAYS this week asked the question: What will it take for you to live assured Jesus is all you need? Let us know your thoughts and questions!Submit your questions and comments via:■ FHC Mobile App: Click on Media/Podcast and use Text/Email links■ Text Message: 407-965-1607■ Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org■ Social Media: #fhcPODCASTTune in every Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior week's message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. Thank you for joining us and we will see you next week for Episode 43!To watch the message that coincides with this episode click on Media and then Archives in the FHC Mobile App, or go to our

We fear darkness early in our lives before we fully understand why. We fear it for the rest of our lives when we do. But the darkness in the corners of our hearts and souls regularly go unchecked, disguised as good things, worthy of our attention. Recognizing and removing that darkness requires the light that only Jesus can provide.Our final #fhcTAKEAWAYS this week asked the question: How do you feel about being the light of the world? This seems like a logical, simple question on the surface. But, when you consider “who” you are representing it may become loaded with self-doubt and second-guessing. Let us know your thoughts!Submit your comments and questions via:■ Text: 407-965-1607■ Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org■ FHC Mobile App: Use Text and Email links in Podcast tab■ Social Media: #fhcPODCASTTune in every Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior week's message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. Thank you for join

Have you ever sat in a room full of strangers that you knew like they were your very own family? It is a phenomenon that isn't new or rare but one that continues to plague our ability to grow together relationally and spiritually. This week we unplugged from the technology matrix in an attempt to reconnect and plant the seeds of engaged communication. Our #fhcTAKEAWAYS this past week consisted of the 7 questions that were put before us regarding our dependency on electronic media and overall relational engagement: ▸ How tied are you to your phone, electronic media, etc.?▸ How tied would your friends say you are to these devices?▸ How has social media kept you from developing relationships with the people with whom you live and work?▸ What are some ways you can turn your attention more to the people around you each day?▸ What are some ways you can show others that you are truly paying attention to what they are saying or doing?▸ What is the relationship between being relationally engaged and loving

The meat of the matter may be too obvious, cliched even. But as we discovered last week, knowing and doing are usually strange bedfellows. We can possess all knowledge and understanding in the world about the milk but without the meat we are hopeless. One of our #fhcTAKEAWAYS this past week asked the question: It seems that overtime we take a step closer to grace we either turn back to the old law or create a new one. How doe we remain in the “meat” of God’s grace rather than the “milk” of the law? We would love to hear how these past two messages of Milk and Meat has impacted your view of the law vs grace!Submit your questions and comments via:* FHC Mobile App: Media/Podcast/(Text - Email links)* Text Message: 407-965-1607* Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org* Social Media: #fhcPODCASTTune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. Thank you for joining us and

Milk and Meat. Works and Faith. The Law and Grace. Questions and insecurities will always surround this subject in the Christian walk, it’s a human inevitability. The answers are simple when we remove the man-made complexities that have plagued the good news of grace from the beginning. One of our #fhcTAKEAWAYS this past week asked the question: How have you gotten stuck in the rules and laws part of the faith? We would love to hear your thoughts and ideas!Submit your questions and comments via:* FHC Mobile App: Media/Podcast/(Text - Email links)* Text Message: 407-965-1607* Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org* Social Media: #fhcPODCASTTune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. Thank you for joining us and we will see you next week for Episode 39!To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/mil

in·clu·sion [inˈklo͞oZHən] noun1. the action or state of including or of being included within a group or structure.We all want to be included. Acceptance, safety, friendship, and even love are among the desirable feelings we have when we obtain the inclusion into that which we find desirable. Of course for all those who enjoy inclusion, an equal and likely greater number suffer the loneliness and isolation of being on the outside looking in. What if there were a people who were willing to live without boundaries, embracing the marginalized, and inviting everyone to the greatest open-door tribe in existence? What if? To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/power-plays/#player or our new mobile App! Download the App today via the Apple App Store: https://appsto.re/us/pqa9fb.i OR Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluebridgechurches.floridahospitalchurchOne of our #fhcTAKEAWAYS this past week asked the

Heaven is mentioned in the Bible nearly 600 times, depending on the translation you read, and yet our understanding is quite likely limited at best. As we wrap up our final installment of The Generous Life we see a glimpse of Heaven and of God’s Kingdom that is ours to experience in our daily lives. It is equal parts beautiful and contagious and for reasons that may not be immediately obvious. To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/generous-generosity/ or our new mobile App! Download the App today via the Apple App Store: https://appsto.re/us/pqa9fb.i OR Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluebridgechurches.floridahospitalchurchOne of our #fhcTAKEAWAYS this past week asked the question: What event or celebration comes to mind where you and everyone with you was connected through the joy and blessing of generosity? We would love to hear your thoughts and ideas!Submit your questions and comments via:* FH

Can a simple act of service change our lives completely and for the better? What if we embraced this basic principle and within that change were able to see in ourselves a new person that lived a more fulfilling and rewarding life? Join Randy and special guest Greg Creek as we look closer at the underrated life of service. To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/shared-service/ or our new mobile App! Download the App today via the Apple App Store: https://appsto.re/us/pqa9fb.i OR Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluebridgechurches.floridahospitalchurchHow did this week’s message of service cause you to change your attitude or begin serving in a way you haven’t in the past? We would love to hear from you and walk with you on this journey.Submit your questions and comments via:* FHC Mobile App: Media/Podcast/(Text - Email links)* Text Message: 407-965-1607* Email: podcast@hospitalchurch.org* Social

Generosity is contagious when we engage in the “no pressure” versus the “transactional" variety of being generous. Getting started can be the most difficult aspect of becoming a giver and allowing our philanthropy goals to remain unattained is more often than not a close second. Being consistent and cheerful in the process refocuses us from the perceived negatives to a balanced and benevolent supporter of who and what God puts before us. To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/generosity-follow-through/ or our new mobile App! Download the App today via the Apple App Store: https://appsto.re/us/pqa9fb.i OR Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluebridgechurches.floridahospitalchurchDo you have advice or tips that have improved your generosity and/or your attitude and view of giving? Maybe you are struggling with this idea as a whole and could use some encouragement? We would love to hear from you and walk

What if generosity was simple? What if it was less painful? Would it change your perceptions and perhaps cause you to consider becoming more generous? This week we bring some balance and clarity to a subject that usually causes us to be a little uneasy. Join us for a fresh look at generosity and the new perspective may just have you smiling as you give. Tune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/the-generosity-rule/. You can also watch and listen on our new #fhcAPP! Download today via the Apple App Store: https://appsto.re/us/pqa9fb.i OR Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluebridgechurches.floridahospitalchurchWe will take your questions and comments by text message at 407-965-1607 or by email at podcast@hospitalchur

Generosity means so much more than simply giving. Only when we give of ourselves, without reservation and without regard to abundance, can we really enjoy the freedom that comes with the realization that God is enough for all our needs.Tune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/the-heart-of-generosity/.We will take your questions and comments by text message at 407-965-1607 or by email at podcast@hospitalchurch.org. You can join the conversation on social media stream by using the hashtag: #fhcpodcastThank you for joining us and we will see you next week for Episode 33!#fhcpodcast #fhctakeaways #hospitalchurch #spirituality #generosity

Our ’Tis the Season series concludes this week along with 2016. And while new beginnings, a fresh slate, and resolutions may seem antiquated and certainly cliched, they can also provide real freedom to live a fuller life as a servant. If you are excited for 2017 and what it has in store, don’t miss this episode!Tune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/tis-the-season-of-new-beginnings/ To download a copy of the “Takeaway” questions to begin your 2017 plan to be more engaged in service you’ll find them here: http://hospitalchurch.org/app/uploads/2017/01/16_12_31c.pdf. Don’t forget that we would love to here your answers and plans for 2017 by email or text message listed in the paragraph below.We will take your questions and comments by text message at 40

’Tis the Season continues this week and if you never listen to another episode of our podcast please take to heart and never forget these most beautiful words of truth: “To be saved is the work of the Savior, not of the saved"Tune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. This upcoming week Andy will bring us our next installment of our series; ’Tis the Season. ALERT!: This week, Saturday December 24th, 2016 - Christmas Eve Services will be 12pm and 5:30pm. 1st Service at 9:30 am and Bible Studies at 10:45 am will not be happening!To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/tis-the-season-of-salvation/We will take your questions and comments by text message at 407-965-1607 or by email at podcast@hospitalchurch.org. You can join the conversation on social media stream by using the hashtag: #fhcpodcastT

’Tis the Season to bridge the gap between Hope and Joy and we set out in this week’s episode to do exactly that. Building on the hope that comes from a life a service and fully relying on God for all our needs brings us joy that cannot be stolen. If the holiday’s are synonymous with a heavy burden we invite to tune in and take a load off!Tune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added perspective, and a peek at the upcoming message at the Florida Hospital Church. This upcoming week Andy will bring us our next installment of our series; ’Tis the Season.To watch the message that coincides with this episode go to our web site: http://hospitalchurch.org/sermon/tis-the-season-of-joy/We will take your questions and comments by text message at 407-965-1607 or by email at podcast@hospitalchurch.org. You can join the conversation on social media stream by using the hashtag: #fhcpodcastThank you for joining us and we will see you next week for Episode 3

December is here and our ’Tis the Season series continues with a look back at our annual Meet/Worship/Serve weekend! This episode is all about celebrating the Joy that comes with the reason for the season and with committing yourself to serve someone else. We usually find it easy to remember the joy of the first and easier to forget the rewards of the second. Thankfully we can rest on the example of Jesus who came to serve rather than to be served!As mentioned in the podcast, please take a moment to complete our Justice Ministries/Community Service Survey. We would love to know what service opportunities interest you and how you would like to be involved in the community (hospitlachurch.org https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/68JSMW7) You can also send an email to our Justice Ministries Director; Krizia Capeles-Evans at: krizia@hospitalchurch.org for any questions you may have or for more information.Tune in each week on Wednesday as we take a look back at our prior weeks message for unique takeaways, added