Gulfside Church

Pastor Paul Irminger. In this series we will take an honest look at the hidden currents of our lives, our thoughts, emotions, guilt, and temptations and explore how they shape our actions. While these internal forces can wreck us if left unchecked, bringing them into the light offers a path to healing and transformation.

Gulfside Elder, Andrew Basic. In this series we will take an honest look at the hidden currents of our lives, our thoughts, emotions, guilt, and temptations and explore how they shape our actions. While these internal forces can wreck us if left unchecked, bringing them into the light offers a path to healing and transformation.

Youth Pastor Michael Carter. In this series we will take an honest look at the hidden currents of our lives, our thoughts, emotions, guilt, and temptations and explore how they shape our actions. While these internal forces can wreck us if left unchecked, bringing them into the light offers a path to healing and transformation.

Pastor Paul Irminger. In this series we will take an honest look at the hidden currents of our lives, our thoughts, emotions, guilt, and temptations and explore how they shape our actions. While these internal forces can wreck us if left unchecked, bringing them into the light offers a path to healing and transformation.

Youth Pastor Michael Carter. 1 Peter 2:9–12. In a world constantly trying to define our identity and shape our purpose, Peter reminds believers that we are far more than students, workers, parents, or retirees—we are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, and children of God called to reflect His light to the world around us. Whether you are stepping into a brand-new season of life or have been walking with Christ for decades, this message will challenge and encourage us all to live lives that boldly worship God, confidently rest in our identity in Him, and faithfully share the Gospel through the way we live every day.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Listen in as we celebrate Mother’s Day with a powerful message about the strength of women and the impact they have on every part of life. We’ll look at how God uses women to lead, take bold steps, and stay faithful in the moments that matter most.

Pastor Paul Irminger. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt?

This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard.

Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty.

Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.

Pastor Paul Irminger. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt?

This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard.

Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty.

Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.

Pastor Paul Irminger. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt?

This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard.

Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty.

Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.

Gulfside Youth Pastor Michael Carter. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt?

This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard.

Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty.

Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.