The Shores Church Podcast

When persecution happens, the church grows. We see the Apostles be persecuted and more are being added to the number. Can we as the American Church position ourselves to potentially receive persecution so more can be added?

Stephen is talking to the high priest and somewhere in the conversation he says, "You stiffed-necked people!" Take a listen to see how the rest plays out.

We are in Acts Chapter 6 now and we follow the journey the apostles are making in their commitment in following Jesus. Today, we talk about sticking to your yes.

As we celebrate Easter and the Resurrection of our King and Savior, we cover the back half of chapter 5 in Acts. What is the price of your silence?

Today we cover the first half of Acts chapter 5 and leave with these two main points. "God is Jealous for the Holiness of His Church." "God Will Use A Holy Church To Further The Spread Of The Gospel."

Today we cover Acts chapter 4 and why prayer is still relevant even today. Pastor Scott breaks this down in 5 different ways.

Today we cover Acts Chapter 4 and see how the disciples acted with boldness when they received the Holy Spirit. What would your sphere of influence look like if you acted with boldness?

Today, Pastor Scott covers Acts Chapter 3. We cover several points that leads to this, only Jesus can satisfy your true needs. (Please excuse our audio as we had technical difficulties.)

Today, we cover the results of Peter's message that led the 3000 becoming believers. We then see what they devoted themselves to and how we can do the same today.

Ever feel tired or you've lost hope? So did the Israelites in their journey. Pastor Frank breaks down Ezekiel 37 with the vision of The Valley Of Dry Bones and how God wants to breathe new life in us, even today.

Last week, we looked at the first part of Peter's message. Today, we will be looking at the rest of that sermon and the results of that sermon.

Today we cover how certain men were filled with the Spirit at certain times and only for specific duties and how today God's Spirit is poured out on all flesh.

In today’s passage, we hear of an event that transformed God’s people & impacted the world, and we still feel the effects of it today!

Today we cover the power of Prayer. We discover that once unlocked, Christ's power is unstoppable!

We will survey the New Testament using the book of Acts. What does that mean? Outside of the Gospels, the rest of the New Testament is essentially contained in the Book of Acts!

Our very own Dave Sword brings an inspiring message about the two men that walked and talked with Jesus. This story is found in Luke 24 and Dave breaks down the journey the two men had with Jesus.

We end this series on Christmas Eve with the Story of Mary. In the genealogy we don't see Joseph, the father of Jacob. Instead we see Mary as, Joesph the husband of Mary, of whom Jesus was born, who is called Christ.

Today, we cover the story of Bathsheba. We retell the story of David's mistakes and yet we see 'David was the father of Solomon, whose mother had been Uriah’s wife' in the genealogy.

This week, we cover the story of Ruth. Ruth is the great-grandmother of King David. But as we will see, Ruth’s story could have turned out very differently.

In week two of 'With Us To Redeem Us', we cover the story of Rahab. Although her story starts in a challenging place, God uses her powerfully.

As we celebrate the birth of Jesus this Christmas season, we want to take a look back at the women mentioned in Jesus' genealogy in Matthew 1.When we take a closer look we see some interesting stories jump off of the pages of the Bible, and it shows how Jesus came to save everyone! Today, we cover the story of Tamar.

We have studied 13 different names of God and today we end the series with El Shaddai. El Shaddai meaning God Almighty, absolute power over all.

Today we study the name, El Roi, The God who sees. We'll look into the story of Hagar and see where we get the name, El Roi from.

We go back to the beginning to Genesis to see where we get this name, Elohim. It simply means God. We invite to you come and take a listen.

Today we cover Jehovah Shalom, God is our Peace. Pastor Scott shares this with us, "Everyone needs God to be their peace, but I think this might be one of the top names we need here in America..."