Imperial Beach Church

Week 3 of Everyday Miracles – Is there something you’ve struggled with for a long time? In today’s message, we unpack a story of Jesus healing a man lying down sick for thirty-eight years. Through this story, we will discover how Jesus sees us, knows us, and can restore our lives… even in areas that have felt hopeless.

Week 2 of Everyday Miracles –What happens when you need a miracle, but the thing you’re asking God for… you’ve never seen before? Hosanna Wong unpacks a miracle in John 4 where a father has faith for Jesus to heal his son, even though it was different from the miracles Jesus had done in the past. She encourages us: This might look different. No matter what you are carrying today, know this: God is able to do exceedingly, abundantly more than we ask or imagine. ­­­What will you ask Him for today?

Everyday Miracles – Week 1 | Jesus still does miracles today– through ordinary things, in our everyday lives. For this series, we’re unpacking seven miracles of Jesus recorded in the Gospel of John—each one a sign revealing God’s power, purpose, and presence in our lives. In today’s message, we explore Jesus’ first miracle: turning water to wine. This wasn’t just about keeping a party going—it was a powerful sign of who Jesus is and what He came to do. Through this story, we’ll see how we can experience everyday miracles by: Inviting Jesus into our daily lives, Trusting Him as our provider, Believing in His power to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. If this spoke to you, share it with someone who needs encouragement today!

Week 4 of Love Is — Rejoice in Truth & Forever

Pastor Grant Hedges closes out our series Love Is! as he teaches us that God sent his one and only son, Jesus, so that he could love us unconditionally! Also, we should not keep tabs on the wrongs that others do to us but should love them because, through love, we set others for success and should not be slow to recognize when we are wrong. Hopefully, you enjoy this message as we keep learning and growing each and every day through Christ.

In this message from our “Love Is” series, Pastor Luke Crosby, dives into Why love is a choice, not just a feeling (sorry, Hollywood rom-coms). Keeping a “record of wrongs” fuels resentment and hurts relationships practical ways to release anger instead of feeding it. Why forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting—but it does mean letting go. If you’ve ever found yourself rehashing old arguments, holding grudges, or getting too fired over something small, this message is for you. God’s love frees us from the weight of anger—if we let it.

Join Pastor Luke Crosby and Dr. Amanda Pavich as they unpack what it truly means to love—something we learn through patience and kindness and explain to us that Love Is not Jealous, Proud, or  Rude. So, what does real love look like in marriage? If you believe movies, romance novels, reality TV, or online dating is just one big, emotional high where everything magically works out. But let’s be real—love isn’t just about feelings. It’s a choice. According to 1 Corinthians 13, that choice means ditching pride, envy, and boasting in favor of something far more powerful: humility and selflessness.

Love isn’t just warm fuzzies and Hallmark moments; it’s a lifestyle that mirrors God’s character. In this four-week series, we’re digging into 1 Corinthians 13:4–8a to get real about what love looks like in action. From patience that doesn’t snap in traffic to kindness that’s not just for show, we’ll unpack how love isn’t jealous, proud, rude, easily angered, or petty enough to keep score. Instead, it’s about celebrating truth, sticking it out when things get tough, and letting God’s love reshape how we live and love every single day. Because let’s face it—we all need a little help in the love department.

What do we do when we feel like we are “at the end of our rope”? Where do we turn to for help? In the final installment of the NEXT RIGHT STEP series, Pastor Guy Johnson explores Psalm 143, written by King David in a time of great trouble. It illustrates how seeking renewal and direction through a posture of surrender and ultimately asking for God’s help to turn situations around for His glory is an essential step to take in our faith journey.

We are made to be in relationships with God, humanity, and all creation. In Week 4 of the NEXT RIGHT STEP series, Pastor Luke examines what the scriptures tell us about deepening our connections in healthy, life-giving ways.

A beautiful life doesn’t happen by accident. It takes intention. We must develop purposeful rhythms to accomplish this task. In week 3 of NEXT RIGHT STEP, Pastor Kevin McPeak shows how Jesus practiced these rhythms consciously and how we too can develop spiritually and relationally as we build these regular healthy habits into our own lives.