Seashore Church Message of the Week

Prayer can be a powerful tool for the believer. Clayton Ritter speaks about the importance of not just believing for healing, but praying - in faith - for what is not yet seen.

This week, we are continuing in our series on the Themes of Seashore. Church means something different to many different people. It's greater than community and so much more than just a place to gather. Listen in as Clayton and Romey Ritter talk about the impact of church as a family of choice.

Prayer and worship are foundational areas of church life. They are often also the most attacked. Romey Ritter shares on this part of Seashore's mandate to guard the place of prayer and protect the place of worship.

Reading the Bible should be a given for a follower of Jesus. Unfortunately, for too many believers, most of their biblical knowledge is secondhand. An emphasis at Seashore over the past 7 years has been the development of a personal hunger to know the Word of God. Clayton Ritter discusses the importance of knowing the Bible for yourself.

When people hear "revival" they often envision a 2 day church rally under a tent in a field. That may be the case in some instances, but revival begins within each of us. Clayton Ritter talks about the importance of each believers commitment to revival in their own life.

Joy is the serious business of Heaven. All of the Old Testament pointed to Jesus and the New Testament is His work. His work was the Gospel, which is GOOD news. This is joyful news. Every believer has been fully and completely set free of every spiritual, physical, mental, emotional, and financial enslavement through Jesus. This is the Gospel. And this is JOYFUL news.

Joy is a mega theme of the Bible. Every believer rightly oriented to Jesus will have unending, irrepressible, overcoming joy. Jesus is Truth. The more truth we walk in, the more free we will be, and the more JOY we will live in. A lack of joy in a believer, shows a lack of repentance and alignment to Jesus. Repentance is the way into joy-filled times of refreshing.

Obeying the Lords call is critical in your walk with Him. But how can we be sure we are hearing from the Father? Clayton Ritter shares the ways in which God speaks to His children.

Over the years, several key themes have emerged as foundational at Seashore Church. One of the core messages is hearing the voice of God for yourself and doing what He calls you to do. Clayton Ritter shares the scriptural backing for hearing and obeying what God has for you.

What has God called you to build up? What has He called you to lay down? Zach Bukholt shares his personal testimony through Nehemiah's story in the Old Testament,

Over the last 8 years, the Lord has developed a culture in our church. The expression of which can be found in the 5 themes that have become central to what is crucial in our church. Clayton Ritter introduces the themes that the Lord has developed in Seashore Church. Listen in to find out what makes this place so special.

One of the most difficult concepts to come to terms with is the suppression of our own desires for those of the Lords. Romey Ritter unpacks the important question: are you a lover of self or of the Father?

The Lord's correction can come in many different forms. Sometimes it is more direct and uncomfortable, while other times it's a gentle nudge or whisper. Clayton Ritter talks about the promptings of the Father and how to hear them.

When it comes to making decisions in life, we all have multiple voices speaking to us. Clayton Ritter shares ways to hear and choose the Fathers voice.

Through history, there have been many false religion and counter narratives created by the enemy to water down peoples convictions, cast doubt on who Jesus is, and create mixture in God's people. But the gospel remains: Jesus became a man, lived, died and was raised from the dead for us. He stands alone as the Son of God. His life, death, and resurrection change everything for the believer. This i...

Clayton Ritter gives another perspective on the story of the prodigal son, his father, and his brother.

Trusting in God is an essential element of the Christian life. Trusting people can be less certain, Clayton Ritter shares on biblical principles that will help us earn people's trust and know when to trust others.

God desires to be our Lord and friend. Unfortunately, too many believers have drifted into exclusively viewing Him as friend. This has led to a loss of reverence for His holiness. Romey Ritter discusses what a return to holiness requires in us.

Living in revival is more than an idea—it's a lifestyle that requires each believer to honestly assess their pursuit of God. Throughout history, idolatry has been a major obstacle to living a holy life. Akeem Prosser explores several key areas that Christians should consider if they desire to be set free and live in revival.

Prayer is not just a suggestion or byproduct of the believers life. It is intended to be central to a Christians life. Clayton Ritter shares the need for continual, unceasing prayer.

Revival is a hallmark of a life yielded to God. But how does it show up in the believers life? Clayton Ritter shares the roadmap and heart work needed for a culture of revival.

What does it mean to be a free Christian? Clayton Ritter reveals the attributes of freedom in Christ.

Abraham is often pointed to in scripture as the father of faith. Clayton Ritter explains the subject of faith through the faith-filled man and his son.

How do we as believers interpret the some of the controversial topics around us and how do we respond to some of them? Romey Ritter and Dave Shultz share from a scriptural basis how to respond to an ever-changing, technologically advancing world.

We all have earthly fathers, but there is nothing quite like the Heavenly Father - His goodness, His love, and His originality. Clayton Ritter unpacks just a bit about the perfect Father on Father's Day.