COASTAL | Teaching

Jenny wraps up our series in the story of Jesus according to Mark, landing with an extravagant act of worship that should ask us how and if our attention is directed towards Jesus. Text: Mark 14:3-11

We join Jesus at the walls of Jericho, considering what do we want from Jesus, and what he might want from us in this thing called the Jesus Life? Text: Mark 10:46-52

We join Jesus in conversation with a man he meets along the way—a conversation that should get under our skin in the most provocative way. Text: Mark 10:17-31

Wallace takes us on a wonderful journey through three passages all about bread. Be encouraged, be challenged. Text: Mark 6:30-44; 8:1-21.

Talitha Koum. Little girl, I say to you, arise. Chris unpacks this beautiful miracle of life sandwiched with the healing of a woman bleeding. Text: Mark 5:21-42

Chris dives into Jesus liberating and restoring the demon-possessed men in Mark 5. Questions of allegiance and discernment abound, but Jesus is victorious, and in him we hope.

Chris continues our series in the life of Jesus according to Mark, looking at the parables found in Mark 4.

We jump back in where we left off in Mark 2, following the Jesus life—this time landing in the invitation to ‘keep’ Sabbath. Text: Mark 2:23-3:6

Resurrection hope. Text: Mark 16:1-8.

Frank leads us in meditating on welcoming Jesus on Palm Sunday. Text : Mark 11:1-10 Content warning: there is a story involving description of murder by machete from the Hutu/Tutsi genocide in central Africa.

Jenny considers the invitation to fasting as a spiritual discipline as an expected part of the life of a Jesus-follower. Text: Mark 2:18-22.

We continue in our journey through Mark, touching down in two instances in Jesus’ life that invite us to consider prayer and hospitality as a flow of life that follows Jesus closely. Text: Mark 1:35-39; 2:15-17.

Chris kicks off a new journey through the story of Jesus according to Mark, beginning with Jesus’ first sermon—an invitation to consider the kingdom of God and its king, Jesus. Text: Mark 1:14-15; 8:29.

Jenny lands our series in the invitation to a life of love worked out in community. Text: 1 Cor 13:1-9

Join Chris and a panel of friends as they discuss the gifts of the Spirit, particularly focusing in on hearing from God and leaning into prophecy. Text: 1 Cor 12:1-11; 14:1.

We dive into the invitation to be filled with the Spirit, and to sing songs from the Spirit as the first outworking of that filling. We also hear from the wisdom of a few people in our community and their experiences. Text: Ephesians 5:18-20.

Jenny leads us to an honest assessment of being witnesses in the power of the Spirit. And the invitation is to be compelled by the person of Jesus so that we share our lived experience. Text: Acts 1:3-8

We continue in our journey looking at the Holy Spirit, reflecting on five metaphors given across the Scriptures: breath, water, dove, oil, and fire. Text: John 20:19-22

We kick off 2026 with a new series, recognising that what we need is not a new life hack or lofty resolution, but the person of the Holy Spirit. Text: John 14:16-18, 26-27.

We take time to explore the theme of advent through the lens of John 1 - who are we waiting for? Text: John 1

Ricky Linton powerfully closes out our series on James, inviting us to see and step into the power of prayer and confession that leads to healing and restoration. Text: James 5:13-20

Frank Hottenbacher continues our series in James with a provocative, imaginative journey into wisdom and humility. Text: James 3:13-4:12.

Chris continues our series in James, looking at the power of our words, and the invitation to reframe what we say through abiding in Scripture and practising encouragement. Text: James 3:1-12

Jenny Bruce from MCF leads us through an invitation to obedience from James 1&2 by gazing on who Jesus is and how he lived. Text: James 1:19-27; 2:14-26

We continue through James, looking at the wisdom contained around how to approach our wealth and finances. Text: James 1:9-11, 16-18; 4:13-5:6.