Seaside Church Sermons & Media

Sunday's sermon is focused on the first phrase of the Apostles Creed, "I believe." What does it mean "to believe?" This message will outline 7 statements on faith to help us understand our foundational response to God.

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Why should we take a few months as a church to study the Apostles Creed? What's the value of saying the ancient creeds today in our churches? These and other questions will be answered in this introduction to our new series through the Apostles Creed.

Quick video with several Seasiders sharing about Bible Groups and why you should consider joining one. Women: email kristi@seasidechurch.com for more info Men: email jon@seasidechurch.com for more info

This passage helps us to reflect on what's most important in our lives. In Philippians 3, the Apostle Paul shares some of his story in becoming a follower of Jesus. In particular, there were some things he gave up in order to gain Jesus. There were things he lived for that compared to Jesus were like trash. As we begin a new year, let’s examine some of the lesser things we too need to give up and...

We have begun a new year! One of the greatest joys of belonging to Jesus’ church is the shared life we have with God and one another. John talks about this fellowship in his first letter. This Sunday as we look at 1 John 1:5-10, we will see that God is light, who illuminates our path, and forgives and cleanses us from sin. Join us as we start this year out with some good news!

This is the fourth word from Isaiah on the coming of Jesus. Its focus is on bringing comfort to the returning exiles. However, it's also picked up by all the gospel writers and other places in the New Testament. In this passage there are three "voices" each emphasizing a different aspect of the comfort Jesus brings. I pray you will experience his comfort today! - Pastor Rob

Pastor Jon shares a quick update to our 2021 plan for the two small houses on the new property we own next to our church building.

In our third Sunday in Advent, we'll consider how the coming of Jesus moves us from sorrow to song. Isaiah gives a word of hope about the coming King to Israel. But he doesn't end with just a call to believe the truth, but rather he ends with a call to sing the truth. This morning's passage takes us into rich truths about Jesus and the need to cement those truths in our hearts with song.

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"But there will be no gloom for her who was in anguish..." This is how our passage for today begins. Isaiah ministered during a dark time in the nation of Judah. Yet into the midst of that darkness comes light. It's kind of God's thing to bring us from darkness into light, from sorrow into joy, and from bondage into freedom. He does this through the coming of the child King who will reign with jus...

What do you fear? It's probably safe to say that all of us are dealing with some form of fear right now. As we go into the Advent Season, the prophet Isaiah is calling us to look up from fear and to put our trust and faith in God. He knows we are weak, so he’s even given us a sign. I pray this message from Isaiah 7:1-14 will help move you from fear to faith!

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