Welcome to SonCoast Community Church. We are a church seeking to equip families and individuals for biblical living. We trust you find this web site helpful as you pursue a place to worship and honor our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

At SonCoast we strive to provide a worship experience which promotes an intimate relationship with God. We desire to grow together in our personal lives and to encourage our friends and family in their walks with Christ.

YaYa Sisterhood Club ~ Saturday, August 23

"YaYa" will kick-off on Saturday, August 23rd, 7:00-10:00 PM with food, a craft, and lots of FUN. These monthly evenings are open to all women middle school age and up. The goal is to provide a time for our youth, moms and single women to get to know each other and celebrate being a women!! Sign up in the lobby and see Lynn to pay your $5.00 “YaYa” dues. The “YaYa” Club will meet monthly – pick up a flyer with dates and details on the information table and plan on joining us. This is a great time to invite a friend!

in theaters September 26

The producers of FACING THE GIANTS are pleased to announce the release of FIREPROOF starring Kirk Cameron. As with every movie that is released theatrically this year, FIREPROOF aims to entertain audiences. Unlike any other movie, FIREPROOF will provide ministry opportunities for churches to help strengthen marriages in their community. Click here to see the movie trailer as well as find theater locations or promotional resources.

Current Sunday Sermon Series Getting Real with God As unusual as it may sound, the most compelling thing about Jesus was His realness. No one was as real as Jesus. The Gospel writers record story after story of a Jesus Who made no pretense, Who didn’t put on airs. The Jesus we meet in the Bible is disarming, always speaking the truth no matter whom it might offend.

Predictably, not everyone appreciated Jesus’ frankness. Nothing bothers pretenders more than those who insist on keeping it real. The Pharisees were chief among those who objected to Jesus’ realness. They squirmed whenever Christ pulled back the curtain on their hypocritical form of legalism. They squirmed and they hated Him for exposing them. It was, in the end, Jesus’ realness that set the stage for His crucifixion.

But it was also Jesus’ realness that made Him so effective with seekers. In the Sermon on the Mount Jesus challenges each of us to get real with God. This is because when we get real, really real, it finally dawns on us that grace was our only option all along. Getting real is the prelude to getting grace!

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