In Week 5 of our Great God! series, we explore the powerful truth that God is love. Looking at 1 John 4, we discover that love is not merely something God does—it is His generous, self-giving nature, fully demonstrated through Jesus. When we receive His love, fear is replaced with peace, and His love reaches full expression in us as we love others.

In this message from our Great God! series, Associate Pastor Marty Parker explores what it means to trust a God who is perfectly wise. Drawing from Romans 11:33 and Proverbs 3:19, he reminds us that God’s wisdom is always intentional, even when His timing doesn’t make sense to us. This sermon encourages believers to release control, trust God’s plan, and lead with confidence rooted in His wisdom.

Discover what the Bible really teaches about the goodness of God, even in suffering. This sermon from the Great God! series shows how God’s goodness is revealed through His presence, redemption, and power to overcome evil.

In week two of the Great God series, Pastor Joe explores the justice of God and why it can be trusted even when life feels deeply unfair. Through Scripture and personal testimony, this message reveals how God defines what is right, frees us from the burden of self-justification, and transforms how we forgive others. Discover how Jesus satisfies justice at the cross and invites us into true freedom.

In week one of the Great God! series, Pastor Joe introduces the powerful and often misunderstood concept of God’s glory. Through Moses’ encounters with God, we learn that God’s glory is the full weight of who He is—holy, unmatched, and revealed through His character. This message challenges us to see how encountering God’s glory not only impresses us, but disrupts and reorders our lives through obedience.

In Memorial Stones, Pastor Joe teaches from Joshua 4 and challenges believers to remember how God has faithfully moved in their lives. This message highlights the power of memory in strengthening faith, building courage, and shaping the next generation. As Beach Church celebrates what God has done, this sermon calls us to mark those moments so we don’t forget His work.

As we begin a new year, Pastor Joe invites us into a posture of surrender through a message called A Year of Yes. Teaching from Luke 5:1–11, this sermon explores how obedience—even when it feels unreasonable—opens the door for God’s blessing and purpose. Discover how saying yes to Jesus can transform empty places into platforms for life change.