Sundays @ 10:00 am    
             

Church at the Playhouse

Flagler Playhouse
301 E. Moody Blvd.
Bunnell, FL 32110


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Welcome

Horizon Bible Church is a place where you can meet Jesus,  
engage in life-giving community and always feel welcome!
We believe in creating a space where you can have authentic encounters with Christ,
 discover your gifts and use them for God's glory. Join us for our Sunday service.

"Sing to The LORD a brand new song!  Praise Him from the HORIZON of the earth, 
you who go down to the sea, and everything that lives in it, you coastlands and those who live there."     Isaiah 42:10 (NET)

Sundays

Theme for 2026: 
The Kindness of God 

Biblical Kindness:  Where the hospitality and humility of Heaven define our lives on Earth so that God's character is revealed in all we say and do.
 

Sunday Mornings:

9:40 am       Pre-Service Prayer
10:00 am    Worship begins     
   

Location:

Flagler Playhouse
301 E Moody Blvd
Bunnell,  FL 32110

Verse for November:

Colossians 3:12  "Since God chose you to be the holy people He loves, you must cloth yourselves with tenderhearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. "
 

Sundays

Theme for 2026:  The Kindness of God

Sunday Mornings:

Location:

Verse for  November:

Biblical Kindness:  Where the hospitality and humility of Heaven define our lives on Earth so that God's character is revealed in all we say and do.

9:40 am       Pre-Service Prayer
10:00 am    Worship begins     
   

Flagler Playhouse
301 E Moody Blvd
Bunnell,  FL 32110

Colossians 3:12  "Since God chose you to be the holy people He loves, you must cloth yourselves with tenderhearted mercy, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. "

Current Sermon Series:

Thanksgiving - 
The Key to Joy

You don't have to tell the people of God to rejoice. We just do, because we are His people; we gather together in His presence with a joy that is God-centered, full of remembering God's faithful works, and overflowing with thanksgiving that is offered back to Him.
Watch and see .

Current Sermon Series: 

In 1982 I bought my first car. It was a 1973 Plymouth Duster – two door coupe, black vinyl top, light cream enamel paint, black interior, a bench seat in the front, 3-speed stick shift, slant-six engine. I paid $500 for it.

Whenever I cleaned it, I didn’t just wipe it down, I caressed it. One day my mother was watching me detail my car, when she spoke these words that still echo in my spirit every time I clean one of my vehicles today, she said: “I hope one day you will show affection to your wife like you care for your car.” It was a message with a double meaning that still inspires me today not to neglect my relationship with my wife.

Affection. We all know what it is. We all think we know how it should be displayed in our personal relationships, but how should we display it among church family members?

Let's look once again at the counsel that the apostle Paul wrote to the church in Rome. In his words found in Romans 16:1-16 we’ll catch a glimpse of what Affectionate, Appropriate, and Authentic Love should look like among believers. After the politically charged season we just went through, it will be refreshing to hear a word of encouragement.


Current Sermon Series:

In 1982 I bought my first car. It was a 1973 Plymouth Duster – two door coupe, black vinyl top, light cream enamel paint, black interior, a bench seat in the front, 3-speed stick shift, slant-six engine. I paid $500 for it.

Whenever I cleaned it, I didn’t just wipe it down, I caressed it. One day my mother was watching me detail my car, when she spoke these words that still echo in my spirit every time I clean one of my vehicles today, she said: “I hope one day you will show affection to your wife like you care for your car.” It was a message with a double meaning that still inspires me today not to neglect my relationship with my wife.

Affection. We all know what it is. We all think we know how it should be displayed in our personal relationships, but how should we display it among church family members?

Let's look once again at the counsel that the apostle Paul wrote to the church in Rome. In his words found in Romans 16:1-16 we’ll catch a glimpse of what Affectionate, Appropriate, and Authentic Love should look like among believers. After the politically charged season we just went through, it will be refreshing to hear a word of encouragement.

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