Sean and Lisa share vulnerably about the spiritual battle in in their lives. Learn how to be equipped for long-term warfare by daily spiritual habits that protect our souls.

This portion of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians provides amazingly practical instruction in how we should live our lives in light of the gospel. See what it means to “put on the new self” in different contexts (marriage, on the job, relationships).

Our new identity in Christ has ramifications in how we live and who we are as a group. Together, we become a world-changing community of love. The power of unity and diversity is harnessed as we each play our part in God’s work here in our city.

The teens of South Bay Church just got back recently from summer teen camp entitled “Kingdom.” In this worship service they lead us in songs and in sharing about lessons learned and commitments made.

In the spiritual dimension of our universe, the church plays a unique role. When we understand the part we play, it affects how we view suffering and struggles, and how we invest for the future. Don’t approach life half-empty. Learn to be filled all the way up!

Studies show that everyone on earth craves (1) relationship, and (2) purpose in life. See how God’s plan for us gives us both security and significance. Each of us was made on purpose, for a purpose, and we’re never alone.

With life’s daily struggles, we can so easily forget that In Christ we are chosen by the Father, redeemed by the Son, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. We have hope, purpose, and power available to strengthen us. This study aims to open our eyes to how much we have to celebrate in Christ.

With life’s daily struggles, we can so easily forget that In Christ we are chosen by the Father, redeemed by the Son, and sealed by the Holy Spirit. We have hope, purpose, and power available to strengthen us. This study aims to open our eyes to how much we have to celebrate in Christ.

In Jesus Christ is the power of transformation and healing. By the power of the Spirit and of God using others to spur us on, we can become all we are destined to be.

What John describes as “perfect love” is love that is growing and maturing until fear is no longer present. Change takes place when truth is safely presented in relationship - both with God and with others. (1 John 4:13-21)