Southcliff

Dr. Marr continues his sermon series on prayer.

Dr. Elliott Higgins uses a unique illustration to teach us about prayer.

In this special service, Southcliff takes a moment to remember and celebrate the lives lost during the pandemic.

Returning to his main points from his latest sermon, Dr. Marr take the time to thoroughly explore his third point - Practice

We progress to elementary school in our prayer lives as Dr. Marr continues to teach us to pray.

Dr. Marr begins a new sermon series entitled, The School of Prayer, and will teach us to grow and mature in our conversations with our Father God.

Dr. Marr concludes his sermon series with an encouraging message about our relationships.

If you have doubts about Jesus and His resurrection, listen to Dr. Marr teach us how one of his own disciples questioned the same thing, and how Jesus responded to him.

Dr. Elliott Higgins teaches the importance of prayer for all kinds of healing.

If you are a follower of Christ, you have all the hope you need for the heartaches of today. Be patient. The Lord is coming back!

Dr. Marr continues his study of the book of James in this challenge to re-think your financial situation.

Dr. Marr concludes this sermon series with a good old-fashioned reminder to be kind to each other.

In this continuation of his study on relationships, Dr. Marr discusses the fine points of loyalty - and what it might cost us.

Dr. Elliott Higgins presents a compelling case for us to be a forgiving people.

February is a good month to take a close look at your relationships. In this introductory message Dr. Marr lays the foundation for all relationships to flourish.

Do you think you're immune from pride? Maybe you'll change your mind after listening to Dr. Marr's message from the book of James.

Dr. Marr continues this close look at these specific guidelines for believers as taught by James, the half brother of Jesus.

If you want to be wise, pay attention to wise people - like the Magi who followed a star and found the King of kings.

Dr. Marr continues his look at the unexpected chaos of the first Christmas as we experience the story from the shepherd's perspective.