Looking for Life in All the Wrong Places | Acts 3:12-26

Lake Nona just released its 2026 Factsheet and a new promo video, and the mission statement is worth reading slowly: "To create an extraordinary environment that inspires human potential through collaboration, innovation and customer devotion." Seventeen square miles, 44 miles of trails, a world-class medical campus, autonomous shuttles, MICHELIN-recommended restaurants, and a community literally designed around wellbeing. It's an extraordinary vision. And if you live here, you already know — it delivers on a lot of it. But this Sunday we're going to ask a question that no fact sheet can answer: What happens when the extraordinary environment isn't enough? When the optimization runs out and the longing remains? In Acts 3:12–26, Peter stands in the aftermath of a miraculous healing and redirects a crowd that is staring in the wrong direction. Then he offers something no master plan can deliver — three things Jesus actually gives: personal healing that is not partial or temporary but whole, present refreshing that comes from the presence of God, and the ultimate restoration of all things. Healing. Refreshing. Restoration. That's not a tagline. That's the gospel. Join us this Sunday at Laureate Park Elementary. Whether you've been with us all year or it's been a while, this is a good week to be in the room.