Beach Bible Church Podcast

Biblical sobriety entails being free of any influence that distorts their perspective or ability to see the reality of God's truth.

Nothing does more harm to the gospel of grace than religious pride and arrogance.

In this deep dive into Romans 12:3, we consider that the only thing that qualifies a leader to lead God's church is God's grace, which is given in spite of all that would disqualify them for the role.

The New Year brings the desire for fresh starts and a better future. Understanding that that future is found in faith in the Lord rather than our own ability is key to our growth.

The giving of gifts can easily be made something less than it should be. However, when we consider the gift of God, we see that His gift of Christ's birth sets the bar for all gifts we may receive in this life.

God has created music to do what only music can do... turn sound into our heart's worship to be shared throughout the earth.

Lights in the dark are a wonderful, God-given, metaphor for the nature and work of Christ.

Jonathan Felix preaches on the announcement of Christ's birth

Feasts are the oldest of celebrations and celebrate both God's provision for life and the costly sacrifice which give us life.

Holidays and their traditions have various origins, and they are not all man-made. God established holidays to celebrate His relationship with His people.

In God's incredible foresight, when it looks like God's people lose on this earth... they will win.

Wisdom is God's gift to us to navigate a broken world. There is no place where that wisdom is needed more than in the political sphere.

As the American Church wrestles with the nature of its relationship with the State, The Bible is clear. We are ambassadors for Christ and citizens of heaven.

Message by guest speaker, Brandon Ridley

In a world that believes politics are the most important thing, God's Word reveals they are not.

The foundation of any Christian action or reaction to politics in our world is to know that God is in complete control.

We look at how the thief crucified next to Jesus was radically transformed by just watching Jesus die.

When Pontius Pilate encounters Jesus, he is faced with the choice of standing for the truth or caving to the mob. What would you do?

Desperation can be a dangerous place to be, but sometimes it is what we need to open our eyes to faith in Christ.

We are disappointed when reality doesn't meet our expectations. Thus, we can even be disappointed in God. Yet, when we are, it is because His reality for us is better than what we had hoped for.