Seashore Church Message of the Week

Many have said “Prayer is us talking to God and prophesy is God talking to us.” But it’s deeper than that. Clayton Ritter breaks down how prophesy is for the church today. He also provides context on how God shares prophesy with His children today..

When the Holy Spirit came to the upper room in the book of Acts, He left the disciples with a specific gift. Since then, debates have been held non-stop as to the use and validity of a Heavenly prayer language. Clayton Ritter shares from scripture on the need for the gift of tongues in a variety of areas of the believers life.

Finishing last week’s message on the gifts of the Holy Spirit: God is generous with us—far beyond measure. He has gifted us for our benefit so that we may be built up, but even greater is the opportunity to show love, demonstrate the gospel, and be a blessing to those around us.

God has given us many, varied gifts and they are wonderful! They are to enable us into the supernatural ministry of the Gospel. All the gifts are available to the believer who is willing to pursue the heart of Jesus and use them for His glory. Listen in as Romey Ritter unpacks this theme.

In this follow up to the Pentecost Sunday message, Clayton Ritter unwraps more of the attributes of the Holy Spirit in our lives. Many believers aren't sure as to what the purpose of the Holy Spirit is in today's world. Listen in as pastor Clayton discusses the purpose and fruit of allowing the Holy Spirit to hold a greater place in your life.

What was Pentecost Sunday really and why was it special and important to believers in the first century? And should we care today? Clayton and Romey Ritter unpack what happened in the upper room and why Holy Spirit is not to be ignored. How can you walk in the power of the Holy Spirit as a believer? Listen in to find out.

Having children of our own is a wonderful gift! God uses it to teach us about our own lives and growth as disciples of Jesus, and then how we can help disciple others toward spiritual maturity.

Judgement can be a scary word. But judgment is something to look forward to when the Judge is just and you are on the right side of the law! There are times when God puts us on trial, and His trial is by fire. Clayton Ritter shares how God uses trials and fire to perfect His people and to purify them to face whatever lies ahead.

We are told not to quench or grieve the Spirit and are warned about those who resisted the Spirit, these are the ones who killed the prophets. Church history is full of people proudly clinging to doctrines that ensure the Holy Spirit is quenched, grieved, and resisted. But our lives are to look like the book of Acts. On the pages of the book of Acts, we read the prescription for the normal Christi...

In a contemporary culture where most want quick fixes for life’s challenges, Jesus shows us that learning to get and maintain healthy relationships can take time and effort but the results are worth it. When you join the family of God, you automatically get brothers and sisters in the faith. Clayton Ritter shares key aspects of healthy relationships with God and people and how they will unleash th...

Between the resurrection of Jesus and His ascension to heaven He had some unfinished business to address. Though the disciples were overjoyed to see the risen Jesus, Peter knew there was still some unresolved conflict from what took place the prior week. Clayton Ritter unpacks Jesus’ pursuit of Peter to restore him to his right identity and the heart of God to restore us when we feel like we have...

Oh, how things can change in 3 days. Listen in to the Easter Sunday sermon by Clayton Ritter and discover how even in the book of Esther we can find reminders of God's goodness.

The world will provide you with dozens upon dozens of counter narratives about life, the news, and the state of things. As believers we must remember to allow God to define what we should place our faith and trust in. Romey Ritter teaches on the importance of filtering our perspective through the Holy Spirit and rely on the Lords guidance to interpret His Word and the things of the world around us...

In this short teaching by pastor Clayton Ritter, the topic of communion is examined. What is the correct heart posture? What is the proper perspective? Listen in as he shares the core elements of communion

This week Seashore Church is hosting a panel discussion on loving God and loving others practically. Hear from pastors Clayton and Romey Ritter, as well as Brent Montella and Charleen Calvin.

When asked about the most important part of the law, Jesus Christ pointed to what we often call the two greatest commandments in Gospel of Matthew: to love the Lord with all our heart, soul, and mind, and to love our neighbor as ourselves. As believers mature, their relationship with God deepens through so many facets of their faith, but these 2 must remain at the center. Clayton Ritter shares Sea...

How do we allow the Holy Spirit to reveal God's wisdom rather than defaulting to the wisdom of the world? Clayton Ritter shares how a life shaped by the reality of God’s kingdom is about righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit rather than outward appearances or legalism. Listen in to discover how to take on the Jesus' perspective for yourself.

Worship isn’t just something we do on Sundays — it’s the reason we were created. From the very beginning, worship was central to humanity’s purpose. One of the first recorded conversations between God and Adam reveals that all of Adam’s work was meant to be an act of worship. And nothing has changed. In this episode, we explore what Jesus meant when He said in Gospel of John 4:23 that the Father i...

"The world" will give you an alternative to anything and everything the Lord offers. Dave Shultz shares from scripture how Jesus can fill every area of your life if you let him in.

How do we truly live selfless? This is a continuation of last weeks message by Clayton Ritter, describing the experiential knowledge of God that is needed to shift our perspective. How to we look up and look forward? Listen in to find out.

Clayton Ritter dives into what it means to be in the year of abundance and how this impacts Seashore Church.

Our perspective on Jesus life often is of a man who has been given all the tools to succeed in his ministry especially early on. Zach Bukolt shares a view from the Saviors youth and one more reason to trust the God that allowed Himself to experience the same things we do.

Avoiding discomfort is a natural human tendency. But what about the discomfort the Lord invites you into? In this place growth can occur. So can a greater reliance and trust in Him. Listen in as Yasmina Prosser makes a case for embracing discomfort in the New Year.

Jesus birth was only the beginning of an amazing redemption story. His coming brought the joy of reconnecting with God through Salvation. He also modeled a life of intimacy with the Father and showed a people living as orphans what the Father heart for them really was.

Sometimes, waiting on the Lord can feel like incredibly long. But there is a purpose in the waiting. Clayton Ritter draws from King Davids life on the importance of the waiting.