God's mercy can be difficult for some of us to swallow, and He is merciful to us when that's the case.By Beech Haven Church

God's mercy changes everything about us and makes us more like Him.By Beech Haven Church

When we hit rock bottom and nowhere else to run, God runs toward us.By Beech Haven Church

Everyone needs God's mercy, and no one is beyond it. Not pagans, prodigals, nor rebels. God has more ways of catching up to all of us than we have of running away from him.By Beech Haven Church

Jesus is the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in him, even if he dies, will live. Everyone who lives and believes in him will never die. Do you believe this?By Beech Haven Church

Jesus Christ is not only our Servant King, He modeled a life of selfless service and calls us to do the same, no matter the cost. Eric OsuchBy Beech Haven Church

It takes self-awareness and humility to acknowledge when we can't do something on our own. Likewise, real life change is not something we can accomplish on our own. Only Jesus can do it in and through us.By Beech Haven Church

As the Gate and the Good Shepherd, Jesus shows that through him and him alone, believers find peace, provision, and eternal life, while being shielded from the dangers of sin and spiritual death.By Beech Haven Church

When our hearts are troubled by life's challenges, Jesus offers a profound solution in John 14. Rather than placing our trust in unreliable sources like relationships, circumstances, or our own understanding, we're called to place our faith firmly in God. True peace comes not from controlling our situation, but from trusting in Jesus's completed wo…

Some find meaning in the traditions that point to Jesus but never believe in Jesus personally. To live this way is to live in darkness. Come to the Light. John 6By Beech Haven Church

Finding our life's meaning in material things never materializes. Jesus calls us to find our identity purpose in Him. John 6By Beech Haven Church

Be salty and stay lit so that the world may see your good works and give glory to your Father in heaven. Matthew 5:13-16By Beech Haven Church

We drift toward solitude and discouragement. The gospel draws us into relationships that inspire and encourage. Hebrews 10:19-25By Beech Haven Church

A church united doctrinally and functionally, but not relationally, cannot effectively cultivate the unwavering hope of Jesus. 1 Corinthians 13By Beech Haven Church

Revelation 5:1-14 Heaven is an ongoing celebration of Christ's work to unite people from all walks of life together in Him. That's what Sunday should be too.By Beech Haven Church

God’s generosity toward us in the person of Jesus leads to generosity from us for belief in Jesus.By Beech Haven Church

The hope of Jesus results in our being rooted in God's truth and resting in God's peace. Nothing is more grounding than being grounded in the Word.By Beech Haven Church

Our mission is to cultivate the unwavering hope of Jesus in every generation.By Beech Haven Church

Rooted people reach people. For the next five years, we envision a church rooted in the unwavering hope of Jesus and reaching others with the same.By Beech Haven Church

Guest speaker Gabe Norris shares scripture.By Beech Haven Church

Beech Haven Associate Pastor John Walker Ruth 1:16-17By Beech Haven Church

There is nothing we could do that would ever lead God to love us any less … for him to have regret for His sympathy for us and, therefore, change His mind regarding our eternity.By Beech Haven Church

If your hopes have dried out … if you’ve run into dead end after dead end … if you are empty, unfulfilled, dissatisfied, or dried up ... the Lord has an invitation for you. You are just the kind of person He is after.By Beech Haven Church

Jesus didn’t just sympathize once in coming, dying, and resurrecting. He continually sympathizes with ongoing mercy and grace in our times of need. Therefore, let us draw near.By Beech Haven Church

Jesus Christ came into the world to confirm that God is just who He said He was on Mount Sinai—“a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness, keeping steadfast love for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin.”By Beech Haven Church

Eric Osuch, College Pastor at Beech Haven, shares from Hebrews 13:5-6By Beech Haven Church

The kingdom of heaven is leading to an end in which His citizens will be sorted out and separated from those with whom they currently reside. The basis of the sorting will be by fruit that is illustrative of a relationship with Jesus by grace through faith.By Beech Haven Church

The kingdom of heaven is worthy. The loss of anything is not sad when you gain the kingdom in its place.By Beech Haven Church

The kingdom of heaven is persistent and patient. The church is playing the long game, and the church will win.By Beech Haven Church

Jesus calls us to respond to the gospel with a good and honest heart.By Beech Haven Church

There's a better world coming, and in Christ, we are already a part of it.By Beech Haven Church

Suffering shows us who is and who is not truly in Christ, purifying Christ's church.By Beech Haven Church

Establish gospel-centered practices and patterns for long-term faithfulness. 1 Peter 4:1-11By Beech Haven Church

Believe the gospel deeply enough to reject retaliation and embrace the blessings of suffering.By Beech Haven Church

We are to neither rail against nor retreat from the world, but maintain a faithful presence in it.By Beech Haven Church

The Church is built on Jesus, connected in Jesus, and united in Jesus. Therefore, we can only be committed to the flourishing of the Church!By Beech Haven Church

The gospel gives us a joyful desire to give in support of gospel ministries. Luke 11:37-42By Beech Haven Church

1 Peter 2:1-7, CSBBy Beech Haven Church

God has worked in our past, is working in our present, and will keep working in our future. 1 Peter 1:3-12By Beech Haven Church

Our distinct relationship with God determines our distinct relationship with the world.By Beech Haven Church

Authentic Christian living is an ongoing acknowledgment of one’s sinfulness, God's holiness, and Jesus' work on our behalf. 1 John 1:9 — 2:2By Beech Haven Church

Open your heart before you open your mouth.By Beech Haven Church

Give in such a way that not even you might know you gave.By Beech Haven Church

Whenever you are unfairly hated, remember that you are unfairly loved.By Beech Haven Church

Only the truly just can bring true justice (Matthew 5:38-42)By Beech Haven Church

Do what you say and say what you do (Matthew 5:33-37)By Beech Haven Church

Anger separates us from God and neighbor, but the gospel reconciles us to both.By Beech Haven Church

We cannot define our neighbor. We can only be a neighbor.By Beech Haven Church

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Listen as special guest preacher Mark Marshall from the Georgia Baptist Mission Board shares the story of Joseph and how God was at work even when all seemed bleakBy Beech Haven Church