Paul Tripp's popular Bible Study series continues with The Gospel: One Psalm At A Time. After summarizing each book of the Bible, diving deep into Proverbs, and studying 1 Peter, Paul turns his attention to the Psalms. You are free to distribute and translate both the videos and transcripts of these episodes, available to download on this page.
The Cottage . It looks fancy, but their "Box Lunch" ($12) is the best value on the island. Turkey, brie, and green apple sandwich + a side salad on a shaded porch.
Clayton’s Siesta Grille (second floor on the main drag). It’s not on the water, but the rooftop overlooks the village. The coconut grouper is the signature dish for a reason. best places in siesta key
If you’ve done any research on Florida beaches, you’ve seen the headline: “Siesta Key has the whitest, finest sand in the world.” (Spoiler: It’s true. That quartz sand stays cool even on a 95°F day). The Cottage
Skip the overpriced concession stand. Walk 2 blocks to Publix (the grocery store) on Midnight Pass Road. Grab a sub, a bag of chips, and a six-pack. Walk 5 minutes to the beach. Total cost: ~$10 vs. $25 at the snack bar. The #1 Sunset Spot (It’s Not the Main Beach) Everyone crowds the main beach pavilion for sunset. Don't do that. Clayton’s Siesta Grille (second floor on the main drag)
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But here is the problem most tourists face: They drive onto the key, park at the main public beach, fight the crowd for a towel spot, and leave thinking, “That was nice, but chaotic.”