Gulfside Church

Pastor Paul Irminger. Listen in as we celebrate Mother’s Day with a powerful message about the strength of women and the impact they have on every part of life. We’ll look at how God uses women to lead, take bold steps, and stay faithful in the moments that matter most.

Pastor Paul Irminger. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt? This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard. Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.

Pastor Paul Irminger. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt? This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard. Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.

Pastor Paul Irminger. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt? This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard. Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.

Gulfside Youth Pastor Michael Carter. What if you could close the joy gap—the distance between how you feel right now and how you wish you felt? This series is called The Joy Challenge, inspired by the book written by Randy Frazee. It’s all about discovering a kind of Biblical joy that doesn’t disappear when life gets hard. Because the truth is, most of us are living somewhere between frustration and contentment… but God offers something deeper. A lasting, resilient joy that holds steady even in the middle of pressure, setbacks, and uncertainty. Over the next few weeks, we’re going to take practical, biblical steps to help you move from where you are to where you want to be—closing the joy gap and stepping into a life of purpose and contentment.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This Easter Sunday sermon explores John 12:24–25 and the paradox of losing life to gain it. This is a message of hope, renewal, and the life-changing power of the resurrection. From death to life.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Throughout Scripture we see this tension. God has already declared who we are in Christ, yet He is still growing us into the fullness of that identity. The same is true for our church. In this series we will look at the core values that define Gulfside Church. These values describe who we already are because of what Jesus has done, and who we are continuing to become as God grows His church.

Jason Harper, Elder at Gulfside Church, shares the Week 2 message. Throughout Scripture we see this tension. God has already declared who we are in Christ, yet He is still growing us into the fullness of that identity. The same is true for our church. In this series we will look at the core values that define Gulfside Church. These values describe who we already are because of what Jesus has done, and who we are continuing to become as God grows His church.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Throughout Scripture we see this tension. God has already declared who we are in Christ, yet He is still growing us into the fullness of that identity. The same is true for our church. In this series we will look at the core values that define Gulfside Church. These values describe who we already are because of what Jesus has done, and who we are continuing to become as God grows His church.

Pastor Paul Irminger. We are not just building a church building. We are building a legacy. This is about creating a place where recovery ministries help people break free from addiction, where children grow in a safe preschool filled with the love of God, where seniors find connection, where teenagers discover hope, and where our community experiences real support. Most of all, it is about a space where the unchanging Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed and lives are transformed for eternity because of His work on the cross. We are not simply constructing walls and rooms. We are building a spiritual movement that will impact generations to come. As we step forward to build Gulfside Church’s first permanent facility, we believe we are building for the Kingdom. Come and hear the vision, discover the opportunity before us, and learn how you can be part of what God is building through Gulfside Church. Thank you for praying, believing, and stepping forward with us.

Pastor Paul Irminger. We are not just building a church building. We are building a legacy. This is about creating a place where recovery ministries help people break free from addiction, where children grow in a safe preschool filled with the love of God, where seniors find connection, where teenagers discover hope, and where our community experiences real support. Most of all, it is about a space where the unchanging Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed and lives are transformed for eternity because of His work on the cross. We are not simply constructing walls and rooms. We are building a spiritual movement that will impact generations to come. As we step forward to build Gulfside Church’s first permanent facility, we believe we are building for the Kingdom. Come and hear the vision, discover the opportunity before us, and learn how you can be part of what God is building through Gulfside Church. Thank you for praying, believing, and stepping forward with us.

Pastor Paul Irminger. We are not just building a church building. We are building a legacy. This is about creating a place where recovery ministries help people break free from addiction, where children grow in a safe preschool filled with the love of God, where seniors find connection, where teenagers discover hope, and where our community experiences real support. Most of all, it is about a space where the unchanging Gospel of Jesus Christ is proclaimed and lives are transformed for eternity because of His work on the cross. We are not simply constructing walls and rooms. We are building a spiritual movement that will impact generations to come. As we step forward to build Gulfside Church’s first permanent facility, we believe we are building for the Kingdom. Come and hear the vision, discover the opportunity before us, and learn how you can be part of what God is building through Gulfside Church. Thank you for praying, believing, and stepping forward with us.

Pastor Paul Irminger. How Are You? It is a simple question we ask often, but rarely answer honestly, especially when it comes to our spiritual health. Each week of this series we will look at a different part of our lives: our intimacy with God, our integrity, and our influence on others. These three questions give us a simple and healthy way to share our spiritual life with a trusted friend.

Pastor Paul Irminger. How Are You? It is a simple question we ask often, but rarely answer honestly, especially when it comes to our spiritual health. Each week of this series we will look at a different part of our lives: our intimacy with God, our integrity, and our influence on others. These three questions give us a simple and healthy way to share our spiritual life with a trusted friend.

Pastor Paul Irminger. How Are You? It is a simple question we ask often, but rarely answer honestly, especially when it comes to our spiritual health. Each week of this series we will look at a different part of our lives: our intimacy with God, our integrity, and our influence on others. These three questions give us a simple and healthy way to share our spiritual life with a trusted friend.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This January we are launching a new series called Restart with a simple declaration This is the year. A year to begin again. A year to realign our lives around Christ. A year marked by faith, renewal, and purpose. Scripture reminds us that moments matter. There are seasons when God invites us to step forward with expectation. Join us as we start fresh together. This is the year.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This January we are launching a new series called Restart with a simple declaration This is the year. A year to begin again. A year to realign our lives around Christ. A year marked by faith, renewal, and purpose. Scripture reminds us that moments matter. There are seasons when God invites us to step forward with expectation. Join us as we start fresh together. This is the year.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This January we are launching a new series called Restart with a simple declaration This is the year. A year to begin again. A year to realign our lives around Christ. A year marked by faith, renewal, and purpose. Scripture reminds us that moments matter. There are seasons when God invites us to step forward with expectation. Join us as we start fresh together. This is the year.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This January we are launching a new series called Restart with a simple declaration This is the year. A year to begin again. A year to realign our lives around Christ. A year marked by faith, renewal, and purpose. Scripture reminds us that moments matter. There are seasons when God invites us to step forward with expectation. Join us as we start fresh together. This is the year.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This sermon explores what it means to truly desire Christ above all—comfort, success, and security—and to cling to Him in every season of life.

Pastor Paul Irminger shares a special Christmas Eve message. Merry Christmas, church!

Pastor Paul Irminger. This Christmas, we’re talking about something every one of us feels: the need to belong. Around the holidays, some people feel full and connected while others feel stretched thin, lonely, or just tired. The Christmas Table is a series about how God meets us right there. From the manger to the meals Jesus shared, God has always been setting a place for us. He invites us to a table where grace is real, shame is lifted, and we don’t have to pretend. Whether you feel close to God or far from Him, there’s a seat waiting for you. If you’re looking for hope, peace, or a fresh start this season, pull up a chair. There’s room for you at The Christmas Table.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This Christmas, we’re talking about something every one of us feels: the need to belong. Around the holidays, some people feel full and connected while others feel stretched thin, lonely, or just tired. The Christmas Table is a series about how God meets us right there. From the manger to the meals Jesus shared, God has always been setting a place for us. He invites us to a table where grace is real, shame is lifted, and we don’t have to pretend. Whether you feel close to God or far from Him, there’s a seat waiting for you. If you’re looking for hope, peace, or a fresh start this season, pull up a chair. There’s room for you at The Christmas Table.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This Christmas, we’re talking about something every one of us feels: the need to belong. Around the holidays, some people feel full and connected while others feel stretched thin, lonely, or just tired. The Christmas Table is a series about how God meets us right there. From the manger to the meals Jesus shared, God has always been setting a place for us. He invites us to a table where grace is real, shame is lifted, and we don’t have to pretend. Whether you feel close to God or far from Him, there’s a seat waiting for you. If you’re looking for hope, peace, or a fresh start this season, pull up a chair. There’s room for you at The Christmas Table.

Youth Ministry Director Michael Carter. This Christmas, we’re talking about something every one of us feels: the need to belong. Around the holidays, some people feel full and connected while others feel stretched thin, lonely, or just tired. The Christmas Table is a series about how God meets us right there. From the manger to the meals Jesus shared, God has always been setting a place for us. He invites us to a table where grace is real, shame is lifted, and we don’t have to pretend. Whether you feel close to God or far from Him, there’s a seat waiting for you. If you’re looking for hope, peace, or a fresh start this season, pull up a chair. There’s room for you at The Christmas Table.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Gratitude isn’t something you stumble into; it’s something you create. In this 2 week series you’ll walk away encouraged and challenged to make space for thankfulness in your home, your schedule, and your heart. We’re also sending you home with seven simple “table talk” questions to spark gratitude conversations with your family this week. Whether it’s dinner around the table or a quick chat in the car, these questions will help you make more meaningful moments together.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Relationships are some of the greatest gifts God gives us and also some of the hardest to navigate. Marriage, family, friendships, coworkers… none of us get it perfect, and we’ve all felt the gap between expectations and reality. That’s why we all need this new series: Getting It Right With The People Who Matter Most. Together we’ll study biblical wisdom on forgiveness, fighting fair, and setting healthy boundaries. We will learn practical steps to strengthen the relationships that matter most in our lives. This isn’t just a series for us, it’s for your friends, coworkers, and neighbors who need hope in their relationships too.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Relationships are some of the greatest gifts God gives us and also some of the hardest to navigate. Marriage, family, friendships, coworkers… none of us get it perfect, and we’ve all felt the gap between expectations and reality. That’s why we all need this new series: Getting It Right With The People Who Matter Most. Together we’ll study biblical wisdom on forgiveness, fighting fair, and setting healthy boundaries. We will learn practical steps to strengthen the relationships that matter most in our lives. This isn’t just a series for us, it’s for your friends, coworkers, and neighbors who need hope in their relationships too.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Relationships are some of the greatest gifts God gives us and also some of the hardest to navigate. Marriage, family, friendships, coworkers… none of us get it perfect, and we’ve all felt the gap between expectations and reality. That’s why we all need this new series: Getting It Right With The People Who Matter Most. Together we’ll study biblical wisdom on forgiveness, fighting fair, and setting healthy boundaries. We will learn practical steps to strengthen the relationships that matter most in our lives. This isn’t just a series for us, it’s for your friends, coworkers, and neighbors who need hope in their relationships too.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Relationships are some of the greatest gifts God gives us and also some of the hardest to navigate. Marriage, family, friendships, coworkers… none of us get it perfect, and we’ve all felt the gap between expectations and reality. That’s why we all need this new series: Getting It Right With The People Who Matter Most. Together we’ll study biblical wisdom on forgiveness, fighting fair, and setting healthy boundaries. We will learn practical steps to strengthen the relationships that matter most in our lives. This isn’t just a series for us, it’s for your friends, coworkers, and neighbors who need hope in their relationships too.

Gulfside Trustee Tony Beougher shares this weeks message. Together in this series we’ll study the values that shape who we are, what we believe, and how we live out our calling as God’s people. This series will help you see not just what makes Gulfside unique, but how we can better pursue becoming who God has truly called us to be. Come discover the heart behind the house and find your place in it.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Together in this series we’ll study the values that shape who we are, what we believe, and how we live out our calling as God’s people. This series will help you see not just what makes Gulfside unique, but how we can better pursue becoming who God has truly called us to be. Come discover the heart behind the house and find your place in it.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Together in this series we’ll study the values that shape who we are, what we believe, and how we live out our calling as God’s people. This series will help you see not just what makes Gulfside unique, but how we can better pursue becoming who God has truly called us to be. Come discover the heart behind the house and find your place in it.

Gulfside elder Jason Harper starts our new series entitled "Heart of the House." Together in this series we’ll study the values that shape who we are, what we believe, and how we live out our calling as God’s people. This series will help you see not just what makes Gulfside unique, but how we can better pursue becoming who God has truly called us to be. Come discover the heart behind the house and find your place in it.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This series is all about what it means to seek God and walk closely with Him. Each week’s message will be clear, practical, and easy to understand. But if you want to go a little deeper, we’re also drawing from A.W. Tozer’s classic book The Pursuit of God. It’s thoughtful and rich, though at times it can feel wordy or theological. If you’re up for the challenge, it’s a great companion to the series.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This series is all about what it means to seek God and walk closely with Him. Each week’s message will be clear, practical, and easy to understand. But if you want to go a little deeper, we’re also drawing from A.W. Tozer’s classic book The Pursuit of God. It’s thoughtful and rich, though at times it can feel wordy or theological. If you’re up for the challenge, it’s a great companion to the series.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This series is all about what it means to seek God and walk closely with Him. Each week’s message will be clear, practical, and easy to understand. But if you want to go a little deeper, we’re also drawing from A.W. Tozer’s classic book The Pursuit of God. It’s thoughtful and rich, though at times it can feel wordy or theological. If you’re up for the challenge, it’s a great companion to the series.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This series is all about what it means to seek God and walk closely with Him. Each week’s message will be clear, practical, and easy to understand. But if you want to go a little deeper, we’re also drawing from A.W. Tozer’s classic book The Pursuit of God. It’s thoughtful and rich, though at times it can feel wordy or theological. If you’re up for the challenge, it’s a great companion to the series.

Pastor Paul Irminger. In this series, we’re going back to the roots of the church to see how the first believers lived out their faith with boldness, power, and purpose. This is a series that will challenge and inspire us to live like they did.

Gulfside elder Andrew Basic shares the week 5 message entitled "Committed to the Craft." In this series, we’re going back to the roots of the church to see how the first believers lived out their faith with boldness, power, and purpose. This is a series that will challenge and inspire us to live like they did.

Pastor Paul Irminger. In this series, we’re going back to the roots of the church to see how the first believers lived out their faith with boldness, power, and purpose. This is a series that will challenge and inspire us to live like they did.

Pastor Paul Irminger. In this series, we’re going back to the roots of the church to see how the first believers lived out their faith with boldness, power, and purpose. This is a series that will challenge and inspire us to live like they did.

Pastor Paul Irminger. In this series, we’re going back to the roots of the church to see how the first believers lived out their faith with boldness, power, and purpose. This is a series that will challenge and inspire us to live like they did.

Pastor Paul Irminger. In this series, we’re going back to the roots of the church to see how the first believers lived out their faith with boldness, power, and purpose. This is a series that will challenge and inspire us to live like they did.

Gulfside trustee Tony Beougher shares a special Father's Day message entitled "Tomorrow Never Comes". There’s something in every man that wants to lead well, love better, and leave a legacy that matters. But life gets busy… and “tomorrow” always seems like a better time to start. Learn what can happen when you stop waiting and start stepping into who you were made to be.

Gulfside elder Jason Harper brings the message. God didn’t create you just to get through life, He created you to impact our community. This message is about your calling to make a difference. Whether it’s through your time, your talents, or just showing up for people when it matters, your life has eternal significance.

Pastor Paul Irminger. God didn’t create you by accident, He created you on purpose and for a purpose. Join us as we study how to discover your God given purpose and start walking in the good works He prepared in advance for you. If you’ve ever wondered if your life really matters, this message is for you.

Pastor Paul Irminger. God didn’t create us to walk through life alone. In a culture that often settles for surface-level connections, we’re called to something deeper: relationships rooted in love, truth, and purpose. Real community shapes us, supports us, and strengthens our faith.

Pastor Paul Irminger. This weeks message on the heart of missions and how God calls us to live beyond ourselves. Pastor Paul also shares about his recent trip to Honduras—meeting with church leaders, checking in on the projects we’re supporting, and making exciting plans for a future mission trip this fall where we’ll be bringing a larger team.

Pastor Paul Irminger. Happy Mother's Day, Church! God often does His most powerful work through ordinary people and there’s nothing ordinary about the way He moves through moms. This weekend, we’ll look at how God uses a mother’s faith, sacrifice, and strength to shape lives and advance His purposes. Come ready to honor what God is doing through the women who lead with love and courage.