Beachside Community Church
Leading People Into A Growing Relationship with Jesus Christ
You can fix a dent in your car and it will look as good as new. You can upgrade a shattered phone and never think twice about the older model. But when it comes to personal problems—relational, financial, professional, or otherwise—there are no quick fixes or fresh starts. The memories, the lost potential, the hurt
We all believe exercise is good for us, but we don’t always head to the gym or go on a run. To actually get in shape, we have to exercise. We have to get off the couch and do it. And isn’t it easier when we have someone to keep us accountable? The same is
We all have wish lists. But what if there are some wishes that, if we keep front and center, will make our lives better, our relationships richer and our faith journeys more exciting?
Three Things I Learned from a Movie I Didn’t Want to See
Only one person can ensure that we end up somewhere on purpose. And that person isn’t in the House of Representatives or the White House. They’re in our house. In fact, we look at that person in the mirror every morning. The reality is that we face our greatest leadership challenge every morning when we
Open mouth . . . insert foot. Don’t we all wish we could avoid that scenario? Our words can get us into all kinds of trouble. But maybe we can learn to keep our big mouths in check.
You can fix a dent in your car and it will look as good as new. You can upgrade a shattered phone and never think twice about the older model.
We all believe exercise is good for us, but we don’t always head to the gym or go on a run. To actually get in shape, we have to exercise.
We all have wish lists. But what if there are some wishes that, if we keep front and center, will make our lives better, our relationships richer and our faith
Three Things I Learned from a Movie I Didn’t Want to See
Only one person can ensure that we end up somewhere on purpose. And that person isn’t in the House of Representatives or the White House. They’re in our house. In
Open mouth . . . insert foot. Don’t we all wish we could avoid that scenario? Our words can get us into all kinds of trouble. But maybe we can