Clayton and Romey Ritter begin a conversation at Seashore Church on the value of relationships and what healthy relational accountability looks like.

King Saul had some baggage. He was chosen as the first king of Israel but struggled with a fear of man all his life and ultimately lost the kingship and his life over it. Clayton Ritter shares how we can stop hiding in the baggage of our past and step into the call of God for our lives.

Romey Ritter shares what it means to enter this next year of jubilee.

In this episode, Stuart McCloud shares on his journey of discovering his identity as a son of God and the impact it had on him in life and in ministry.

Ever show up for church and a prayer meeting breaks out? That's what happened in this episode. Following an impactful time of worship, the church just began to pray together and this was the result.

Clayton Ritter shares pt. 2 of Elijah's origin story in this episode. After the Lord takes Elijah out of the place of disobedience so that He can sustain Him in a place of obedience, Elijah is ready to answer the call God has for him. So where does God send him? He sends Elijah to the most unlikely person in the most unlikely place to set up an epic battle that will change the nation.

Everyone has an origin story. Clayton Ritter kicks off our series with the prophet Elijah who showed incredible God-confidence on the top of Mt. Carmel as he faced off against a wicked king and queen and 450 false prophets of Baal. The results were legendary. But where did Elijah get that kind of confidence? Was he born with it or was it somehow developed along the way? Find out in this episode.

Jesus said that if we love Him, we will obey Him. He defined love for God as radical obedience to God’s every word. He also said that if we do not love our neighbor, then we do not love God, because our love for God is demonstrated by the way we love our neighbors. Romey Ritter discusses how loving obedience is a kingdom value.

We have full access to God through the work of Jesus on the cross. In this message by Emily Bose we build on the fountain in parst 1 of the access we have to God. We look at the practical, daily actions to exercise that access and how those actions lead to our authority in Christ.

We have full access to God through the work of Jesus on the cross. In this brief message by Emily Bose we look at the biblical basis for that access and understanding what it means to have access to God.