Southeast Christian Church

Though we sometimes slip and stumble on the road of following Jesus, He has overcome the power of sin and delivers us through every struggle.

Pride has no place in our mission to share the Gospel. Salvation is a gift from God, and no one is too lost, too far-gone, or too deep in sin to receive it.

One thing is certain: the Gospel never gets old. The good news about Jesus is for everyone, and that motivates us to share His message of salvation with the world.

In love, God gave so much for our redemption that we could never pay Him back. All He asks in return is that we live out our gratitude by showing His love to others.

If you give your heart to the world, it's bound to be broken. But when you devote your heart to the hope we have in Christ, your life is sure to shine!

As strangers and exiles in this world, we should respect our earthly homes and leaders, but our devotion belongs to a greater Kingdom.

When we rest our hope in Jesus' truth and life, we know our God is moving, our salvation is certain, and our joy is unshakable.

As we build each other up and as we interact with the world, truth and love balance each other in a way that makes us live more like Jesus.

If we're not careful, our tongues can spark a wildfire that burns bridges and leaves scars. Let's speak life instead—into our own hearts and into the people around us.

If you want your words to be life-giving, then guard your heart—its the source of everything you say.

The words you say and the words you hear carry a lot of weight—more than you might think! Teaching Pastor Kyle Idleman challenged us to plant the seed of Gods Word in our lives by waking up each morning and speaking Gods Word. Here are the examples he gave us: http://life.southeastchristian.org/speak-gods-word/

Welcome back Bob Russell, retired Southeast Senior Minister, as he reminds us of our faith's foundations.

Campus Pastor James Hauser helps us find some direction in the book of Ruth.

Campus Pastor Greg Allen walks us through a powerful encounter between Jesus and two sisters in the town of Bethany.

Campus Pastor Eddie Johnson takes us on a journey to remember.