Coast Bible Church

Pastor Neil continues his series in the Gospel of Luke, relating the chaotic, untidy circumstances surrounding the Lord's birth to our own messy lives, which His birth has redeemed.

Pastor Neil begins his series in Luke by expounding on the story of Zacharias to illustrate a believer's ability to participate in God's Kingdom work, fully confident in the Lord's ability to do great things beyond all that we can ask or think.

In this message, Pastor Neil teaches that we can find joy even in adversity by trusting God and being mindful of His plan and care for us.

Pastor Tom discusses the glory of the Lord, reminding us that our glory is in what the Lord has done for us and that we are meant to bring others along to share in His glory.

Pastor Neil concludes his series by reminding us not to overlook those outside our social circles; not only for opportunities that we may have to bless them, but also for the unexpected ways in which they might enrich and bless our lives.

Recounting the actions of Rahab in the Book of Joshua, Pastor Neil urges each of us to ask ourselves: "what do I need to do to get right with the Lord?"

Guest speaker for the Coast Bible Church Missions Conference, Andy Royer, missionary with New Tribes Mission, updates us on move to Brazil and reminds us that God desires that His glory is declared throughout the earth.

Pastor Neil exhorts believers to reach out beyond their existing social circles, sharing the gospel and serving those we may not have considered in the past.

Pastor Neil draws upon a recent incident in his own life to illustrate that every act of service done in the Name of the Lord, no matter how small, is great in the eyes of the One who rightly judges all things.

Forgiveness is about: Fellowship, the Forgiveness of God, Taking Action, and Not Remembering. Is it about making a case or about making up?

Pastor Tom reflects on the incomprehensible wisdom of God with respect to Christ's atoning death on the cross. Or to quote Pastor Tom: "When you think you have God figured out, He'll come up with a crazy way to blow your mind."

In this message, Pastor Neil contrasts knowledge about God with (spiritually) knowing God, gleaned from time spent in His presence.

In part 3 of his series on Knowing God, Pastor Neil counsels those who desire to know the Father intimately to lay their hearts bare, in complete surrender, at the feet of Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Neil discusses the profound endeavor of attempting to know God, reminding us that the beginning of such knowledge is reverent fear.

Returning from his sabbatical, Pastor Neil shares his experiences, leading into to an exploration of what it means to truly know God.

In the final message of his series, Pastor Tom concludes that the secret to lasting happiness is to set our minds on the truth of God and to create our worlds out of the beauty of His truth.

Learn the barrier and the bridge to our freedom; the result of Christ's redemptive work on the cross and what happens when you believe that "I Am He". Have you been set free? Are you living the free life?

Who is Jesus? In the gospel of John we read the testimony of Jesus concerning Himself. We also read of seven other testimonies proclaiming who He is.

Pastor Tom discusses the incomprehensibility of God's happiness, which is described in Psalm 104 as the feeling one gets when viewing something wondrous, and which the Psalmist desires for the Lord when He looks upon His creation.

In this message, Pastor Tom defines three types of happiness, exhorting us to embrace the state of happiness that lasts, brought on by living in the partially realized Kingdom of God now.

Ray Varela discusses the burden the Lord placed on the heart of Nehemiah and Nehemiah's willingness and commitment to obey God's will, exhorting to us to follow his example.

In this message, Pastor Tom relates the church to a family, encouraging believers to think and behave in terms of a unified Christian vision.

In his message, Pastor Tom compares Jesus' raising of the widow's son in Luke 7 to Peter's raising of the widow through the power of Jesus, reminding us that the Lord's ministry carries on through His church.

Pastor Tom discusses the significance of the Sabbath rest and discovering what the Lord will do without our input.

In the final message of this series, the tone changes as Jude's compassion is revealed and Pastor Neil reminds believers that God can and will sustain and protect us if we rely on Him to do so.