Sundays @ 10:00 am    
             

Church at the Playhouse

Flagler Playhouse
310 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
310 E Moody Blvd
Bunnell,  FL 32110

Verse for August:

1 Peter 1:3-4 “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Because of His great mercy He has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead and into an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading, kept in heaven for you.”
 

Sundays

Theme for 2026:  The Kindness of God

Sunday Mornings:

Location:

Verse for  August:

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
310 E Moody Blvd
Bunnell,  FL 32110

1 Peter 1:3-4 “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Because of His great mercy He has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead and into an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading, kept in heaven for you.” 

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: 

“An Eye for An Eye.” When a woman in Ohio pepper-sprayed a neighbor, a judge gave her a choice: Be pepper-sprayed by her victim in the courtroom or spend 30 days in jail. The woman chose to be sprayed. Without her knowledge, the judge substituted a harmless saline solution for the pepper spray so as not to cause harm. But the fear factor (“an eye for an eye”) remained.
When the Israelites instituted the “an eye for an eye” statue in the Old Testament (Ex.21:24-25; Lev.24:19-20), the purpose was not to inflict judgment but to protect against overly harsh retaliation. Human nature has no limits.
But then Jesus came along and added a Kingdom dimension to the statue. In essence, He stated that retaliation or punishment wasn’t even necessary. Instead, the injured or offended should “turn the other cheek.” In our world that dimension is considered unreasonable, perhaps irrational, or even crazy.
Let's discover how the apostle Paul echoes this counsel from Jesus in Romans 12:14-21 as we look at The Crazy Side of Love. Beware, this study may grate against our natural sensibilities.

Current Sermon Series:

“An Eye for An Eye.” When a woman in Ohio pepper-sprayed a neighbor, a judge gave her a choice: Be pepper-sprayed by her victim in the courtroom or spend 30 days in jail. The woman chose to be sprayed. Without her knowledge, the judge substituted a harmless saline solution for the pepper spray so as not to cause harm. But the fear factor (“an eye for an eye”) remained.
When the Israelites instituted the “an eye for an eye” statue in the Old Testament (Ex.21:24-25; Lev.24:19-20), the purpose was not to inflict judgment but to protect against overly harsh retaliation. Human nature has no limits.
But then Jesus came along and added a Kingdom dimension to the statue. In essence, He stated that retaliation or punishment wasn’t even necessary. Instead, the injured or offended should “turn the other cheek.” In our world that dimension is considered unreasonable, perhaps irrational, or even crazy.
Let's discover how the apostle Paul echoes this counsel from Jesus in Romans 12:14-21 as we look at The Crazy Side of Love. Beware, this study may grate against our natural sensibilities.

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