Seaside Church Sermons & Media

This Sunday we begin our summer series through the book of Colossians. Paul wrote this letter from prison to believers in Colossae in order to encourage them to keep growing in Christ despite false teachings that were threatening the faith of some in their church. Paul reminded these believers that Jesus is the supreme ruler who is more than worthy of their faith and devotion. All praise, honor, a...

During our Celebration Sunday gathering, 5 people shared about what God has done in their lives over the past year. This includes music between the stories. Skip to the following point to hear specific stories: Tammy & Dave Rasmussen: 1:03 Courtney Saint: 17:07 Jessica & George Bundy: 22:38

Pastor Rob shares, "This morning is the last Sunday before my sabbatical. Again, thank you for this incredible gift of rest, renewal, and recalibration. Before leaving, I want to give you a brief pastoral charge on the centrality of love. Please receive this vision for our church and our lives from God's word."

Sarah shares a pre-summer update about how we are expanding SeasideKids!

Jonah Pouts (4:1-11): In our final message in the book of Jonah we see God dealing patiently with a pouting prophet. Jonah was pouting because God showed his mercy to Nineveh. In this sermon, we'll take time to understand the unique way this book ends and several lessons we can apply to our lives as well.

Jonah Preaches (3:1-10). This morning is our third message in the Jonah series and it's kind of like a restart. God gives Jonah the same command the book begins with and this time instead of rebelling Jonah obeys. He goes to Nineveh and preaches the world's shortest sermon. Amazingly the people repent. In the sermon we'll look at several truths we can connect to our lives and we'll close with anot...

Due to technical difficulties, the first few minutes (announcements) were lost. The rest of the gathering is complete.

Jonah Repents (1:17-2:10). Last week we covered Jonah's rebellion. This week we'll look at Jonah's repentance. Jonah ran from God, but when he hit rock bottom he called out to God and God heard his prayer. There are rich spiritual truths we can learn from his prayer. Along with those, this message will cover how Jonah's story points to Jesus as well as the historicity question of the book of Jonah...

Creatives, help us help you look fly this summer. Our pre-summer T-Shirt Design contest is open (now through May 15)! Find instructions/ parameters at the link below.

Jonah Rebels (1:1-16). This morning we begin a new series in the book of Jonah. This story is about what happens in the heart of a man who is called by God to serve his enemies. Though many have thought of Jonah as simply a fun story about a fish swallowing a man, it's much deeper than that. There are many lessons for us to learn from this amazing book. I pray you will enjoy it and grow as a resul...

There's no question that in almost every area of life, we are going through a lot of change right now. In this message, Pastor Rob takes some time to talk through some of the changes he sees in his life, in our church, and in our culture. Though these can seem daunting, God hasn't left us alone. He's got us! And as we see all he's done for us we can, "Bless the LORD O my soul." The message will co...