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April 8, 2020 by Rachael Heinsen
With so many questions going around, many unanswered, Rachael encourages us to rediscover lament -- the biblical practice of bringing your pain to the Lord so that you can rest in the fact that He is there with you....
March 24, 2020 by Sean McDowell
South Shores Church member, Dr. Sean McDowell takes a different look at the time we are in; one that sees an opportunity to love....
March 18, 2020 by Sean McDowell
South Shores Church member, Dr. Sean McDowell tackles the difficult question of why God would allow the coronavirus pandemic. Originally published on his blog at Seanmcdowell.org...
September 25, 2019 by Derick Zeulner
We live in a beautiful world, but rather than get stuck on what was created, scripture takes us to Jesus to have greater awe, peace and understanding in our world....
July 30, 2019 by Derick Zeulner
We want South Shores Church to be a safe place for broken people to find healing, in our bodies and our souls, with our ultimate healing found in Jesus Christ. Dr. JP Moreland's book, "Finding Quiet" can help....
June 13, 2019 by Derick Zeulner
A message of hope for dads who simply don't feel like they're enough....
April 8, 2020 by Rachael Heinsen | Tags: hope, doubt, questions, covid-19, coronavirus, lament, isolation
With so many questions going around, many unanswered, Rachael encourages us to rediscover lament -- the biblical practice of bringing your pain to the Lord so that you can rest in the fact that He is there with you....
Keep ReadingMarch 24, 2020 by Sean McDowell | Tags: love, covid-19, coronavirus, neighbor
South Shores Church member, Dr. Sean McDowell takes a different look at the time we are in; one that sees an opportunity to love....
Keep ReadingMarch 20, 2020 | 8 Comments by South Shores Church | Tags: Bible, daily, encouragement, scripture, devotions
As government officials continue to encourage social distancing and many of our Growth Groups are on hiatus, we still want to be in God's Word together. So each day, check in on Facebook, South Shores App, or website blog to catch our Daily Video Devotional with a variety of staff from SSC....
Keep ReadingMarch 18, 2020 by Pastor Ty Guy | Tags: livestream, hope, church, covid-19, pandemic, coronavirus
Important update regarding the COVID-19 (coronavirus) and South Shores Church....
Keep ReadingMarch 18, 2020 by Sean McDowell | Tags: God, covid-19, coronavirus, why
South Shores Church member, Dr. Sean McDowell tackles the difficult question of why God would allow the coronavirus pandemic. Originally published on his blog at Seanmcdowell.org...
Keep ReadingDecember 19, 2019 by Guest Contributor | Tags: Eve, Christ, Christmas Eve, Christmas, birth, Jesus
Christmas Eve services at South Shores Church 2019 (Times)...
Keep ReadingDecember 15, 2019 by Katie DiLeo | Tags: Christmas, kids
The kids of South Shores tell the Christmas story in four parts, answering the questions: was Mary freaked out? what size was the angel that appeared to shepherds? What were the gifts that the wisemen brought to Jesus? And many more!...
Keep ReadingDecember 12, 2019 by Rachael Heinsen | Tags: ordinary, students, Christmas, love
Rather than demanding political power, Jesus came to live among us and make a way for us to be right with God. Christmas, and my newfound position in the classroom, reminds me that while love isn’t always flashy, it is transformative....
Keep ReadingOctober 9, 2019 by Derick Zeulner | Tags: Colossians 1, you, personal, salvation, Jesus
Jesus is not only Supreme Over Creation and Supreme Over Redemption, but He is supreme over you, all of you. This is the third and final part of a series of blog posts looking at Jesus in Colossians 1:16-23....
Keep ReadingOctober 2, 2019 by Derick Zeulner | Tags: broken, Colossian 1, new creation, redemption, Jesus
Our world is beautiful, yes, but it is broken. And people...well, we can say the same thing. As much as we want to admire the good things in life, we are constantly reminded of the tragedies and the pain that is brought about by our choices and those of others'. As we make our way through Colossians 1, we see that the Lord of Creation is also the Lord of New Creation. The ...
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