Clayton and Romey Ritter share a message of hope from their living room as we celebrate Easter in a very different format than what we are all used to.

Why do some people seem to respond so differently to difficult times like the COVID-19 crisis? While many are stressed and anxious, others take everything into consideration but respond with hope. The Bible teaches us to always be prepared to give a reason for this hope we have. In this episode, Clayton Ritter tells how we can have hope as an anchor for our soul. As a bonus, we also have a new song from our team for you at the end. Enjoy!

This episode is our first of the COVID-19 crisis period. Recorded in their living room as part of a Facebook Live and YouTube live broadcast, Clayton and Romey Ritter share stories of God's miraculous provision in their lives over the years. At a time when God's people were emerging out of captivity to rebuild their homeland, Nehemiah reminded them of all the ways God had provided for them throughout the generations. Using this as an example, we hope this message encourages you to trust God in this difficult season.

The apostle Paul wrote to remind the church that the weapons God has given us are not for fighting each other. They are for demolishing the strongholds of the enemy. Often, this battle is fought on the field of our imaginations. God and Satan both want to communicate to us through our imaginations and in this episode, Clayton Ritter shares how just because someone painted a picture for you, it doesn't mean you have to hang it on your wall.

In this episode, Clayton Ritter concludes our series "The Fruit and the Flow" with a message from Galatians 5 on the fruit of the Spirit. If it is the natural state of a disciple of Jesus to bear all of the fruit of the Spirit, then why do so many only see partial fruit? How do I remove the dams that are keeping the rivers of living water Jesus promised from flowing within me? Find out in this week's episode.

In this second episode of our series The Fruit and the Flow, Clayton Ritter shares how Isaac's decision to re-dig the stopped-up wells of his father Abraham foreshadowed what was to come through Jesus. There is no fear of dry places when we have our own well.

Following a powerful time of the presence and power of God in our Sunday night service, Clayton Ritter began a new series on The Fruit and the Flow. This series will help remove the blockages that keep us from experiencing the "rivers of living water" that Jesus promised for all who believed in Him and to bear real spiritual fruit that lasts.

Prayer is exchanging everything we want for everything God wants. Romey Ritter shares in this episode how developing a greater dependence on the Holy Spirit causes us to pick up His agenda and become more like Jesus.

In this episode, Clayton and Romey Ritter share some of the foundational elements of Seashore Church. From its early beginnings in a living room with just their family to a growing apostolic church, Seashore Church's journey is one of joy-filled breakthrough. With core values such as family as the primary means of discipleship, a presence-based culture, continuous revival, and raising up spiritual leaders Seashore has become a place of healing and wholeness for many.

Ever had a week when it all seems to hit you at once? Every had a few of those weeks in a row? When the circumstances of life get heavy on us, the temptation can be to withdraw, to isolate, and hope it all goes away. But what if the difficult seasons of our lives were meant to be more than just endured? Clayton Ritter shares how Jesus will use what the enemy sent to harm us to wake us up to the power He has placed inside us. Sometimes Jesus is asleep in our boat so that we will wake up.