Beachside Community Church
Leading People Into A Growing Relationship with Jesus Christ
Life is filled with a lot of noise; it’s everywhere and it’s all the time. Too often, the noise you control is masking the noise that is controlling you. If you’re willing to turn down the white noise, you might be surprised what you’ll hear.
What does it take to have a personal relationship with God? The only way to grasp who your heavenly Father is and how he feels, is to be honest to God about who you are and how you feel.
Who needs God? Perhaps nobody. Perhaps everybody. Perhaps we should talk about it. We’ve begun the conversation… is God still relevant?
If you want to grow spiritually, commitment isn’t enough. You must be connected. That’s what groups are all about.
Games and competition are great. They’re a source of entertainment and fun. But there’s one area in which games are toxic: our relationships. If you try to win in a relationship, you and the other person will both lose.
Family, friends, education, personal experience—plenty of things influence how you see the world. But how does the way you see the world affect you? What if you’re missing a bigger picture?
Life is filled with a lot of noise; it’s everywhere and it’s all the time. Too often, the noise you control is masking the noise that is controlling you. If
What does it take to have a personal relationship with God? The only way to grasp who your heavenly Father is and how he feels, is to be honest to
Who needs God? Perhaps nobody. Perhaps everybody. Perhaps we should talk about it. We’ve begun the conversation… is God still relevant?
If you want to grow spiritually, commitment isn’t enough. You must be connected. That’s what groups are all about.
Games and competition are great. They’re a source of entertainment and fun. But there’s one area in which games are toxic: our relationships. If you try to win in a
Family, friends, education, personal experience—plenty of things influence how you see the world. But how does the way you see the world affect you? What if you’re missing a bigger picture?