Coast Bible Church

In this message, Pastor Neil discusses the more subtle forms of apostasy and their danger to the church.

As illustrated in Jude's epistle, Pastor Neil strongly cautions believers against apostasy, acknowledging the sure judgment that will follow.

Pastor Neil discusses Jude's passion for guarding and strengthening one's faith and urges believers to protect theselves from false beliefs.

Associate Pastor Tom Bennett exhorts believers to reorient their thinking about God, finally seeing Him as our Husband, and ourselves as His bride.

Pastor Neil, drawing from 3 John, discusses the value of spiritual vitality; the importance of a plurality of godly leaders in the church: and the consequences to church leaders that stray from the Word of God.

On Mother's Day, Pastor Neil discusses the valuable role played by Christian women at various life-stages and in the lives of others.

Pastor Neil concludes his discussion of the biblical model of church leadership, emphasizing the multiplicity of gifts required to lead a church.

In this message, Pastor Neil presents the biblical model of church leadership.

Prefaced by a testimony from someone who faced tragic circumstances, Pastor Neil uses this story and that of Joseph and his brothers to encourage us to look beyond the surface of tragedy, seeking to understand how God uses it for good.

Pastor Neil discusses the qualities of church leaders and reminds us to look beyond charismatic superstars, focusing on those whose lives exemplify servitude to Christ.

Pastor Neil imparts timeless wisdom from Paul's letter to the Colossians, reminding believers to devote themselves to prayer, to remain faithful to the gospel, and to behave and speak intentionally, with grace.

Pastor Neil's Easter message acknowledges the cruelty of death but highlights the hope we have when we trust in the Lord Jesus Christ and endeavor to comprehend the manifold meaning of His resurrection.

Tom Bennett reminds us that, although the way in which we want to be saved by God may be very different from what He plans to accomplish, He will never forsake us.

In historic times there were household codes and/or lists of domestic responsibilities. Paul, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, wrote in this passage particular admonitions of a general Christian principle which are singled out because they have special transformative effects. Paul emphasizes mutual deference for all; he speaks against those who abuse their power; and declares equality of all...

In this message, Pastor Neil reminds us that, as believers, we benefit from perpetual spiritual renewal, and with gratitude, to forgive others as we ourselves have been forgiven.

Pastor Neil reminds believers to remove. destroy and distance themselves from things that lead to sin, coming to maturity and remembering who we are in Christ.

Pastor Neil reminds believers that our lives are lived in Christ. Man-made prohibitions created from the outside can do nothing to create or develop new life on the inside.

In this message, Pastor Neil cautions believers against being drawn away from the truth of the sufficiency of Jesus Christ by the so-called spiritual practices of others.

Pastor Neil reminds us to be wary of worldly philosophies that attempt to influence our lives and to turn instead to God and His Word.

Pastor Neil discusses the myriad options constantly presented to each of us and reminds us to be honorable in our commitments and to set aside unnecessary distractions in favor of times of spiritual refreshment and growth.

Pastor Neil discusses suffering in the lives of believers and suggests godly responses.

In this message, Pastor Neil encourages believers to consider their present state of sanctification and resolve to avoid those things that rob us of heavenly rewards.

In his message, Pastor Neil discusses the nature of Jesus Christ; that He is the preeminent One; that all things exist iin Him, and that in Him, the fullness of Deity indwells.

"What About" questions regarding Hebrews 6 and James 2 that often come up when training pastors in another culture, but just as needed in our own culture. The hardships and joys of ministering the gospel in another culture.

In his message, Tom Bennett recounts instances where God has accomplished miraculous deeds in humble or even hopeless situations and reminds us, with God, to expect the unexpected.