Seashore Church Message of the Week

Jesus promised to reveal Himself to those who love Him (John 14:21). Revelation is God’s method of communicating His heart, mind, and will to us. Believers have been given the great privilege of finding the many mysteries of God and Romey Ritter shares how He does it.

Help! I've been triggered! A popular word lately, "triggered" often refers to some stimuli that causes an adverse reaction in us. But what if it's God who is the stimuli? Clayton Ritter shares about Jesus' interaction with a rich man who got triggered and how we can respond in a way to the touch of Jesus in our hearts that will heal and not harm.

Jesus' first sermon was an interesting one. After choosing a text from Isaiah 61, he announced that He was the One Isaiah was talking about. In this Easter morning message, Clayton Ritter shares how those who are set free by Jesus are the ones He uses to rebuild cities.

The devil is deathly afraid of believers who live free and whole in Jesus, so he seeks to use the circumstances of our lives to keep us bound up and chained to our past. This message from Romey Ritter tells how Jesus wants us to live fully free of everything that hinders us. It is our choice.

Today many believers live with a beggarly mindset that keeps them from living the identity God has designed for them. They are saved but not free. Romey Ritter shares how God’s will for us is that we come into full salvation, healing, and deliverance and live totally free in Him.

When Jesus was describing heaven to a large group of people, He used a banquet as an illustration. What was so special about sitting down at a fancy meal together? Clayton Ritter shares from several places in the Bible where fellowship around the dinner table was a matter of life and death.

Living by prophetic revelation is to hear and obey the Word of the Lord above everything else. Paul's shipwreck, as recorded in Acts 27, could have been avoided had they listened to revelation like this and never set out on the journey. Romey Ritter shares how living by prophetic revelation can save lives and avoid catastrophe.

Clayton Ritter completes our series "How to Read the Bible." This episode is all about Easter eggs. How do we find them in the Bible and what do we do with them?

Those who live according to the Spirit of God are the children of God. Romey Ritter shares how they will be led and guided by the Spirit every day and in all situations.

In Part 3 of our series "How to Read the Bible," Clayton Ritter shares on the importance of keeping the Bible in context. With practical and easily applied methods of Bible study, anyone can become a Bible expert.

We continue our series from Clayton Ritter on "How To Read Your Bible." In this episode we address how to approach the structure of the Bible and how to interpret seemingly strange Old Testament laws in a New Testament church. Methods for dealing with difficult subjects like food laws, homosexuality, and tithing are all included in this episode.

As Christ-followers, we have been given 2 tools to navigate life and bring heaven to earth. The indwelling Holy Spirit and the Bible. Knowing our Bible cannot replace the importance of being led by the Holy Spirit. But being led by the Holy Spirit cannot replace the importance of knowing the Bible. Clayton Ritter begins our series on practical and useful ways to read the Bible so that we can becom...

We are to live prophetic revelation. God has always wanted his people to live by revelation. He makes his heart and mind know to us. And when we know His heart and mind and speak His words, lives all around us are changed because His words are bring life. Romey Ritter shares how to live a prophetic life.

Did you know God has a prescription for ridding ourselves of anxiety? Despite all that would seek to create stress and worry in our lives, our walk of intimacy with God will show us the prescription He has for us that will bring peace the world cannot bring but needs so desperately.

In this message by Yasmina Prosser we discuss and discover what our identity in Christ truly is as well as gain tools to activate and cultivate our identity in Christ.

We don't respond to facts. We respond to our interpretations of facts. In a world where there is no shortage of information, the lens through which we view the world becomes very important and can determine outcomes. Using an example from the book of 2 Kings, Clayton Ritter shows how our schema will determine what we receive.

Clayton and Romey Ritter share on some of the key elements of revival through history and today. There are moments when God shows Himself powerfully in our midst. How does this happen? What happens when He does? Isn't God always present? What is revival anyway? All these questions are addressed with Biblical truth as we continue to seek the rain from heaven and the springs within us bursting forth...

Clayton Ritter shares this message on Christmas Eve 2021 on our response to God's good news.

Knowing Jesus and growing into maturity in Him frees a person from all the influences and conformity to this world. Conformity to the world brings a bondage to it. But the renewing of our minds and alignment to Christ Jesus brings freedom. This episode by Romey Ritter is part 3 of our series "What is Truth?"

In part 2 of our series 'What is Truth?", Clayton Ritter shares how there has never been a more important time in his lifetime for us to know truth from lies. Clayton gives practical ways to discern truth and how to act on it in a way that brings light and life to our world.

Discovering truth from lies can be challenging even for the most discerning of people. Even Pilate asked Jesus sarcastically, "What is truth?" as if it were unattainable. But Pilate asked the question of the One who is the very embodiment of truth. In this episode, Romey Ritter teaches on knowing the truth of Jesus in a world of relativism.

Paul Sinkuc shares how Jesus changes culture with His presence and power.

We live in an overly offensive and overly offended world. But overlooking an offense can add to your glory and turn a Saul into a Paul. Clayton Ritter finishes his series on "Living Free of Offense" in this episode.

Everyone worships something. The question is who or what you will worship. Romey Ritter completes this series on worship with Biblical insight and personal stories of her journey to become a true worshipper of Jesus.

Romey Ritter interviews Seashore Church worship pastor, Emily Bose, and worship leader David Lewin on the heart of worship and the creative process. Emily and David are prolific songwriters and brother and sister. Growing up in a home of worshippers helped mold their hearts and hone their skills.