SEA Church

Last Saturday, our family connect group spent the morning wandering the Woodland Park Zoo—kids in tow, snacks in backpacks, and lots of laughs along the way.
It was such a gift to be together, play outside, and enjoy the wonder of both animals and community.
Sometimes following Jesus looks like prayer and study. Other times, it looks like chasing toddlers past the giraffes and sharing life with people who feel more like family each week.
Here’s to more family gatherings like this!

Tonight we're taking church to the brewery—games, good people, and maybe a little friendly trash talk (all in love, of course).
Come join us for a chance to hang out, laugh hard, and grow in community together.
Jesus shows up at worship services… and also around a table with a board game and a pint.
If you’re coming—bring your game face. Can’t wait to see you there!

Such an incredible night of worship lifting up the name of Jesus!

📣 No Service This Labor Day Weekend!

As we pause for the holiday, there will be no church service this Sunday. We encourage you to take this time to rest and enjoy meaningful moments with your family and friends.
Have a safe and blessed Labor Day weekend! 🙌

🍁 Fall Connect Groups are here! 🍂
Looking to build community and grow in faith this season? Our Fall Connect Groups kick off mid-September and we’ve got gatherings happening in neighborhoods across the city — Northgate, Yarrow Point, Ballard, Greenwood, and the University District!

No matter where you are, there’s a group for you. Let’s do life together this fall.
Sign up today and get connected!

We’re gathering this Sunday at 10am as we continue in our Renewal by the Spirit series. Come join us as we lift our eyes to Jesus, open His Word, and grow together in community. There’s something powerful about coming together—and we’d love for you to be part of it.

Kickball glory 💛

After church this Sunday, we’re heading to Cowen Park for a kickball game—and you’re invited.
Whether you’re feeling competitive or just want to hang out, bring a lunch, bring a friend, and meet us there. Game starts at 1:00pm.

This Sunday, Pastor Aaron walked us through Acts 14—an invitation to lean into a resilient life with the Spirit of God. Spiritual renewal costs something. It’s not a detour around hardship; it’s a deeper way through it. The early disciples didn’t escape resistance or persecution—but they were empowered in the midst of it to take up courageous faith and humble surrender.

And here’s the beauty of God: “He never left them (the disciples) without evidence of Himself and His goodness…” (Acts 14:17) Even in difficulty, God is not absent. His presence leaves trails of grace. May we become the kind of people who persevere-and no matter what comes our way, look for the evidence of His presence. May we be the kind of people who notice His goodness in whatever lies ahead.

Such an incredible time at the Mariner's game with our community

This Thursday, a crew from our community is heading out to the Mariners game. No agenda—just a chance to share life, cheer loud, and enjoy a summer evening together.
Sometimes following Jesus looks like gathered worship. Other times, it looks like laughing in the stands with people you’re growing to love.
If you’re coming—can’t wait to see you there!

The story of the early church in the book of Acts has been gripping us. It's filled with accounts of ordinary people placing their faith in Christ, receiving the indwelling presence of God, and walking out the impulses of the Spirit.

In many ways, it mirrors what we long for now: a faith that’s alive, a community that’s real, and a renewal that reaches beyond surface change. This isn’t about hype or performance—it’s about becoming attentive again to the Spirit’s leading.

We’ve called this series Renewal—and whether you’re full of faith or simply yearning for more, there’s room at our table for you here.

Please join us this Sunday at 10am!