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The book of Judges reveals many instances of the people of God abandoning His ways in the promise land and discovering that the consequences of turning from him are dire. Clayton Ritter shares a word on what God offers to get back into his presence and how we can apply these principles in our own lives.

We need Holy Spirit. Not as an add-on to our lives, but as the very breath of God given to us so we can live. Clayton Ritter shares how the bible describes true inspiration as the power and presence of God in our hearts.

From the beginning, God wanted to dwell with us. Sin separated us from His original design. Thank God for the Cross! Through which we have been made new in Christ. The old sin man has gone. The new creation has come. We were made new so that God could come and settle into our hearts and dwell with us again. This was His plan from the beginning. And He will accomplish it in a permanent way when He brings the new heaven and new earth.

First, Jesus asked his disciples about societies of him. Then, he asked about their personal beliefs. A true revelation of Jesus brings radical change in your faith, devotion, and relationship with God. Clayton Ritter unpacks the depth in the question "Who do you say I am?"

3 men in Acts ended up in prison for doing exactly what Jesus called them to do. Not everyone will celebrate your obedience. Clayton Ritter shares how some prisons are an opportunity to exercise your God-given authority to break out, but for others God has another plan in mind.

Years ago, the leaders of Seashore Church received a word that it would be a place that would be like Antioch. Clayton Ritter shares what it means to be a disciple that disciples others.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is so good—entirely good—because Jesus is alive, and through Him, we are truly alive. Romans 6:5–6 reminds us that if we have been united with Christ in His death, we will also be united with Him in His resurrection, no longer enslaved to sin but made new in Him. Romey Ritter invites you to come discover the freedom, hope, and life found in the risen Jesus.

Clayton Ritter unpacks a word based on 1 John 5:4. Listen in as he discusses what the attributes of an overcomer look like and what qualities show themselves in overcomers.

What does the family of God look like to you? Yasmina Prosser explains essential tenants to operating fruitfully in relationship and God's family.

We all experience change. Some embrace it, while others shy away from it. This message by Clayton Ritter provides key insights in navigating seasons of transition from a biblical perspective.

This is a continuation of the previous weeks message on healing. Clayton Ritter shares the practical application of healing and the need to document your journey. You can also hear real testimonies of healing in this weeks message.

As we continue our series on the Holy Spirit, Romey Ritter shares on healing this week. The depth of healing the Lord wants to do and does in the lives of those He loves is almost incomprehensible. Several healing testimonies are a part of this weeks message as well.

Many have said “Prayer is us talking to God and prophesy is God talking to us.” But it’s deeper than that. Clayton Ritter breaks down how prophesy is for the church today. He also provides context on how God shares prophesy with His children today..

When the Holy Spirit came to the upper room in the book of Acts, He left the disciples with a specific gift. Since then, debates have been held non-stop as to the use and validity of a Heavenly prayer language. Clayton Ritter shares from scripture on the need for the gift of tongues in a variety of areas of the believers life.

Finishing last week’s message on the gifts of the Holy Spirit: God is generous with us—far beyond measure. He has gifted us for our benefit so that we may be built up, but even greater is the opportunity to show love, demonstrate the gospel, and be a blessing to those around us.