The Beat Church

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• Amy Galli★★★★★7 months ago

  I have experienced buckets of legitimate church hurt throughout my life, heart breaking betrayal from close family relationships, and my own many failures to just do life well. I have been part of The Beat for almost 3 years and I am experiencing genuine healing and success in life. Of course , not everything has been perfect all the time- it’s not supposed to be, but I am enjoying more and more what healthy family looks like. I have been loved unconditionally. I am finally beginning to have a sentiment like the apostle Paul, “If you see me, you see Christ”, not because of what I have done in my strength, but because of the off the charts work that Jesus is doing within me.

• Madison Burney★★★★★10 months ago

  I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS CHURCH. I have never felt more loved and apart of something then I do at this church. When I came to The Beat, I was in active addition and struggling to find my place. The pastors and the people at this church truly live out their mission statement: Loving God, loving people and living like they mean it. Since joining this church, I have found purpose in life and serve on the worship team. Both my children decided to get baptized and have found great connections through this community as well. 5 out of 5, I recommend!

• Alan Chang★★★★★a year ago

  This church has been such a amazing church. Pastor Andy and Pastor Kyle have been such great friends for over years. The influence of this church was able to open the door in my mind and heart to follow Jesus Christ And allow God to work in my mind and heart. I believe if you’re looking for a friend, a church that love God, love Jesus and live life like we mean it. You’re in the right place.

• Unscriptedmomlife★★★★☆3 years ago

  Church service was really great. The songs, band and singers are really good. The sermon was also one of the best I can remember, we also watched a few online. Was a little uncomfortable with the prayer circle being new and not knowing anyone. Update the website with what you offer the kids. They had a great time playing the games they said. Teachers were very kind and fun. We dropped off things for the foster closet. Staff of very friendly and helpful. Nice to have a place to donate great stuff to. Good cause ❤️

• Greg Minton★★★★★6 months ago

  The Beat Church is the realest church I’ve ever been a part of. It’s not about putting on a show or pretending to have it all together. As the pastor says, this church is a garage, not a showroom floor, and that means it’s a place where real people bring real life, work on real issues, and grow together. You don’t have to be polished or perfect to belong here. This church is simply people doing life together, supporting one another, walking through the highs and lows, and keeping God in the driver’s seat. It’s genuine, welcoming, and focused on living out faith, not just talking about it. If you’re looking for a church where you can be yourself and grow alongside others, this is it.

• Iyana Marie★★★★★a year ago

  "Love God. Love people. Live like you mean it." This church exemplifies building community through Christ Yeshua. Folks here meet people where they are without judgment and love them where they are unconditionally. I'm so thankful we found our church family!

• Richard Lam★☆☆☆☆a year ago

  Today on 11/10/2024, I was asked to attend my friend’s son’s baptism. It is such a major step in our faith to declare Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. My friend discouraged me to make this review, but I am so enraged on what I have experienced at The Beat Church. I have never been so disgusted with a church until now. The head pastor, pastor Andy, didn’t include my friend to pray over his son after his baptism, instead he let his ex-wife’s husband to pray over him. I understand to allow the step-dad to pray over him, but to not include his own father to pray over him was heartbreaking. My friend reached out to you a week prior to his son’s and daughter’s baptism and you did not respond. Then, to exclude him from the family meeting before the baptism was uncalled for. There are no excuses for this behavior. Yes, divorces are messy and there are a lot of pain involved with it. However, there are 3 sides to every story, the husband, the wife, and God. As Christians, we are not to show any favoritism in any situations. It is best to be unbiased and to choose the path that best represents the Lord. Matthew 7:1-3 “Refuse to be a critic full of bias towards others, and you will not be judge. For you’ll be judged by the same standard that you’ve used to judge others.” Romans 2:11 “For God does not show favoritism.” It is sad to see a pastor refusing to involved my friend at his own son’s and daughter’s baptisms. The father plays as much of a big role as the mother. In today’s generation, we lack accountability and often use church manipulation to control others or inflict pain. This is all I saw today from pastor Andy. I know there are amazing testimonies at this church and so grateful people have been led to the Lord. It just pains me to see how you couldn’t do it for one more. Pastor Andy asked the veterans to stand up to be recognized, but I refused. I served this country for 8 years for us to have the freedom of religion, but refused to be recognized by this church. I do not want praise from a church or pastor who allows this type of behavior to happen. This is not what military members are fighting for. Pastor Andy, you are a prime example of why I have had a difficult time in believing in a church. Which is why I have chosen to focused my relationship with Christ since churches have been so hypocritical and biased. If only you could hear the tears of my friend and his ex-wife’s middle child asking her dad, “Why does my mom not love me? Does she just want me to die?” Or seeing how only 1 of the three children is living with me instead of her mother for the past 7 months because her mom refused to have her daughter live with her, I know you would see the pain the ex-wife has caused. I will swear my hand on the bible and on my father’s grave that these questions were asked on Easter day. How heartbroken I was hearing her say this about her own mother. And for Pastor Andy to just take one side without asking all sides of the story ties a knot in my stomach. I will pray that you will open your heart and reflect on what was done today. And that in the future, if you come across a situation like this again that you will listen to all sides of the story before excluding anyone out of their family’s baptism. I hope the leaders of the church reads this post and place of accountability in your leader’s lives. No one should feel left out at a church nor outcasted. I apologize for this long post, but I couldn’t go on another day without saying anything. I am posting up a picture of your sign to show you I was there and am not making anything up. I pray you guys figure this out quickly, this has just been an unacceptable action. I would not want you to lead me to Christ if this is how you act in times of difficulties.

• Nef Flo★★★★★a year ago

  After a very traumatic experience at my last church, my husband and I came across the Beat on Google so we decided to give it a try. Immediately Pastor Andy spotted us and came to greet us. It was nice that the pastor himself recognized the new faces and took the time to say hi. It’s been month 4 of us coming here now and let’s just say that this is OUR church now. It’s a church where you can come as you are, without having to pretend and or be worried if you will fit in. What I liked the most about it is that all the pastors here have a past that was not easy and this is something that matters a lot to me. Because I too struggled with sin and addiction. Unfortunately when a pastor and the elder groups grow up Christian and don’t really have first hand experience in real sin, their guidance isn’t as helpful and effective. But here, people with struggles can come and actually get help from others that are on the same boat and or have learned how to overcome it! This is a church for those who aren’t interested in a show, but a church for those who are looking to get real with each other. A church like God intended! It’s so sad most churches now a days only care about how perfect their production value is. They forget about the real purpose of the calling. Not here though! Plus, the guitar players and the worship team is so so good!!

• Chloe Bryan★★★★★a year ago

  I love this church! They will meet you where you are at. I've had past church trauma and was unsure I wanted to come back to church. I went to try this place out after encouragement from a friend. Almost everyone in the room introduced themselves to before and after service. They have an time to worship almost every day of the week.. Bible study, community group and L3 recovery. I'm honored to be apart of this church. I highly recommended whoever is readying this gives it a try.

• Christopher Smith★★★★★a year ago

  I recently joined this church, and I’ve felt incredibly welcomed from day one. The congregation truly comes together as a community—everyone supports one another, and it feels like family. There are so many amazing events that bring people together, and everyone genuinely gets involved. Sunday services are a highlight for me. The music is led by a full band that’s absolutely fantastic, and instead of traditional sermons, the messages feel like inspirational talks that uplift and motivate me for the week ahead. I’ve noticed a real difference in both my business and family life on the weeks I can’t attend—being there truly centers me. I honestly can’t say enough good things about this church, its members, and its leaders. It’s a blessing to be a part of it.

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Events and programs

• Community Groups

  Weekly and weekend

  Small groups that meet throughout the week and weekend for fellowship, discipleship, and outreach.