Megachurch

Pantano Christian Church: A Change of Life

Making people feel welcome is everyone’s job. Pantano sees a wide diversity in the congregation across nearly every demographic: ethnicity, race, socioeconomic, etc.

Quay Church: Sled Dogs Over Show Dogs

The area’s unique demographics—theme park employees, young professionals, retirees and tourism workers—have led to a congregation with an eclectic mix of people.

Gateway Fellowship Church: Building Community

The key is establishing real community, authentic friendships and a true relationship with the Lord.

Helping People Find Their Calling

When people are living out their calling, they’re engaged in their church and in their community, and they want others to experience it, too.

A Weekly Dose of Transformation

And when a church like Palmetto Pointe maintains an active, positive presence in its community while simultaneously creating opportunities for transformative life change that is visible from the stage each week, it’s no surprise word has hit the streets that something different is happening within those four walls, and people want a taste of it.

Seen and Loved

Faith Assembly of God reflects its vibrant multicultural community.

Debunking the 5 Most Common Criticisms of Megachurches

Many people hate megachurches, but let's take a closer look at whether their criticisms are founded.

Holding on to Jesus

Three years ago, the staff at Venture knew something was missing so they began holding worship and prayer revival nights. Before long, the Holy Spirit started moving at Venture and everything changed.

Ed Stetzer: All Shapes and Sizes

A church with mission-shaped people living together for the gospel makes all the difference.

Making Heaven Full

The church is a trusted resource in the community, playing an active role in the Columbus Dream Center, which offers resources, meals, support and hope to people in the surrounding area.

Grace Church: Grounded in the Scriptures

When Grier first started preaching, his goal was to build a healthy church.