Reunion City Church

This past Sunday, we celebrated the official launch of Reunion City Orlando - located in the heart of Downtown Orlando. Pastor Arnold shared a special message about faith in his message entitled, "Miracle In Motion".  In the message, Pastor Arnold reminds us that problems are really opportunities and a platform for Jesus to be praised.  God has provided us with the pieces we need to see us through the struggle and create our very own Miracle In Motion.  

Pastor Arnold's "Hear Me Now?" message this week lovingly illustrates God's patience and love for us. 1 Samuel 3 recalls the story when God called Samuel's name four times before Samuel finally got it. God is remarkably loving and patient - you may not get it at first, but God wants and will speak to you each and every day. He will always be the first to take the initiative to speak to you. Pastor Arnold leaves us with a warm invite no matter what you've done or where you are in life, God will always love you and welcome home. So remember as you go through your week, God is working even in your waiting. 

At times, we all would like to have the final say. In this week's message, Pastor Arnold reminds us that God will always have the final vote on our circumstances. This week in "But God", we walk with the Apostle Paul and see how planting seeds and watering it isn't enough for growth. When we give up on our problems or challenges, we are reminded that God will never give up on us and on our opportunities.  Finally, this message ends with a very special announcement for our church as we celebrate our very first vision gathering. When everything seems lost, no other person But God can provide the victory!

Pastor Denise reflects on our call to do life together by unpacking Jesus' final prayer. In John 17, Denise illustrates the beauty of hanging out in community. This is a message that will capture the the root of the church and will challenge you to jump into community with others.

This week's message, "In Transit: Everything Matters", is the fifth message in our six week summer series. In Ecclesiastes chapter 11, Solomon begins to dive into age, accountability and how we should enjoy life in the now. This is a message you won't want to miss as Pastor Arnold walks us through the ways Solomon reminds us that everything we do in this life matters.

This week, Pastor Arnold delivers a warm and loving message on God's wisdom and grace. He reminds us all that God's grace is available today regardless of where we are in life or what we have done. That same grace is available for the addicted, the lost, the broken and the imperfect. As Pastor Arnold passionately states in this week's message, "We Choose Love", religion says do - but Jesus says done!

This is the third message in our six week summer series, In Transit. During this week's message, Pastor Arnold encourages us to do life together. In Ecclesiastes chapter 4, we see how Solomon illustrates the majesty and power that can be found in community. In Pastor Arnold's favorite verse in Ecclesiastes, Solomon explains how if one falls down, one can help the other up. We are reminded that we should pity anyone who falls and has no one to them up.  This week's message is filled with words of encouragement and focuses on building community and doing life together with others!

This is the second message in our six week summer series, In Transit. During this week's message, Pastor Arnold continues to encourage us with the works of Solomon. In Ecclesiastes chapter 3, we now encounter a Solomon that realizes his chasing of the wind is fruitless. But there is good news, Solomon points to Jesus as being our creator, provider and ruler of all things good. 

This is the first message in our six week summer series, In Transit. During the midweek message, Pastor Arnold encourages us with the idea that unless Jesus is at the center of our life; money, education or anything else will never satisfy us. This week's teaching revolves around Solomon's chase for fulfillment. His chasing of the wind analogy leads us to see an empty life if we place our focus on anything else but Jesus. Our joy, fulfillment and purpose in life is Jesus. He alone is far greater than anyone else and He alone will guide you to your purpose and best life.

In Matthew 6, Jesus talks to us about money; our heart will follow our money. In this week's message, Pastor Arnold challenges us to rethink the way in which we invest our money. He also reminds us in, "Show Me The Money," that God gives us everything we need - from finances, to talent; God will always provide! God will never run out, He is the God of abundance and the God of more than enough. It is up to us to give back and to share those gifts that God has entrusted us with.

In this week's message, Pastor Arnold encourages us to remain focused on our calling with "Be on Mission." Unpacking Jonah 4, we see how we often act like Jonah by running away from God and our calling. The message also illustrates Jesus' beautiful and unstoppable mission while providing us with a glimpse of what bigger things He is up to in our lives. Finally, we are reminded that God fills us with grace and compassion because we do not belong to Jonah, but to Jesus!

During these difficult times we live in, power is abused and often seen as a negative. However, power was originally created to glorify God. In this Team Night Message, Pastor Arnold Sanchez shares a moving message on “POWER.” We will be encouraged and equipped to make an impact in our cities and communities this week. In this message, you will discover what power truly means, you will find the source to your power and you will hear about the perfect role-model in our lives. 

At the core of our church is the verse found in Luke 14:23 - an invitation with passion, purpose and urgency for all to join. In this week's message, Pastor Arnold Sanchez encourages us with Jesus' parable of the great banquet. During this special Mother's Day reunion, we are all motivated to persuade others urgently to our house!

Most of us spend our entire life chasing after happiness. In this week's message, Pastor Arnold shares the Apostle Paul's recipe for contentment found in his letter to the Philippians. 

When life gets hard, it is easy for us to bail on Jesus. At times, we seem to forget God's grace and mercy on our lives. Pastor Arnold in this week's message, "When Bad Things Happen to Good People," reminds us through Revelations 2 that Jesus knows our troubles, our poverty, and our enemies. We are encouraged that the day is coming where we will be victorious - Do not fear and remain faithful!

In "Who is This King," Pastor Arnold's Palm Sunday message unpacks Psalm 24. In this passage, David depicts Jesus as our Creator, our Savior and our King. 

In "It's Never Too Late for Jesus," Pastor Arnold dives into a story within a story found in Mark 5:21-43 that illustrates the amazing power of Jesus. In these two stories, exhibited faith (even if exhibited as a last resort), results in healing and restoring of others. Pastor Arnold encourages us to get-up and seek Jesus and reminds us that it's never too late for a new beginning.

Jesus is an actual person, actual event and actual voice. When thinking about Jesus in our lives it is sometimes easy to forget everything that He has done for us. It is also even more difficult to understand His impact when we are not always made aware of His protection or blessings in our life. In "Why Jesus," Pastor Arnold shares how Peter was able to walk on water when he focused on Jesus, but how he ended up in the water the minute he looked away. Jesus is searching and seeking for all of us to come home - It is only Jesus that can show us the way, the life and the truth.

In Pastor Arnold's message, he unpacks how we go through life accumulating things of this world but we don't seek out the one ingredient that truly will give us everything, Jesus Christ! In "Jesus Not Religion" - we study the Book of John to find the road to life and happiness. We are encouraged and challenged to walk with Jesus. We are encouraged and challenged to love on people, and we are encouraged and challenged to find our worth in Jesus.

"Don't Waste Your Life" calls us into taking initiative. Pastor Arnold Sanchez teaches us the importance of doing something. Each day we have two options, do something or do nothing. While many of us aspire to do something, we typically become paralyzed with choices or in waiting for God to tell us exactly what to do. Peter and Paul's writing show us that God has given us everything we need to go out and do something with our lives.