Coast Bible Church

An elder is to protect the flock from wolves in sheep's clothing and to nourish them with truth, just as a father would his own children.

In this message, Pastor Neil distinguishes between knowledge and wisdom and exhorts us to make wise choices.

In this message, Tom Bennett draws from Scripture to characterize the kind of love that God desires of His people.

Pastor Neil commends the discipline of the Jewish people to memorialize the things that God has done.

In this message, Pastor Neil looks to the Psalms to reminds us that redemption stories are forged through times of great trial.

Pastor Arch Rutherford discusses the role and significance of godly women in Christian life.

Parts 3 & 4 in a series of talks on "A Brief History of Eternity" given by Dr. Dillow during Coast Bible Church's Missions Conference in May, 2012.

Parts 1 & 2 in a series of talks on "A Brief History of Eternity" given by Dr. Dillow during Coast Bible Church's Missions Conference in May, 2012.

In this message, Pastor Neil counsels us, as believers, to pursue truth, but to check our motivations.

If you were drowning and someone threw you a life preserver, you'd take it, wouldn't you? Why is it, then, that some will not accept the gift of eternal life from Jesus Christ?

Pastor Neil discusses the qualities of friendship outlined in the Bible and encourages us to be intentional in seeking out new friends.

Pastor Neil discusses the prevalence of loneliness, even within the Christian body, and encourages believers to seek out enriching friendships.

In his message, Cory urges believers to remove barriers between themselves and those that consider themselves "outsiders", not only to include them in the fellowship of the church, but also to encourage them in the work that God has for them.

God will make all things right for those whose faith and trust are in Him.

Pastor Neil discusses the rise of the coming antichrist in these prophetic verses and encourages believers to use this time to point others to Jesus Christ, the true Savior.

In this message, Pastor Neil exhorts us to be families prepared for service, devoted to Jesus Christ.

Pastor Neil reviews this portion of Daniel's vision which shows the disastrous effect of of ungodly kings and kingdoms on Israel, reminding us to be wary of leaders' smooth rhetoric or attempts at bribery.

Teaching through Daniel's vision, Pastor Neil cautions believers to beware unholy alliances, noting that when Israel allied itself with those who did not fear God, things did not go well with them.

Daniel's final vision, and his response of weakness; his prayer; God's messenger delayed because of spiritual warfare. How do we respond in times of physical weakness? Do we apply spiritual solutions?

Q & A over the material the candidates have studied over the past year and their testimonies.

Pastor Neil examines this difficult passage in Daniel, emphasizing the hope it contains as we anticipate the Lord's return, assured that He will cause the Jewish people to return to Himself.

Pastor Neil discusses one of the most difficult passages in Scripture and poses questions for our consideration that he will address in his next message.

In his message, Lyle Williams exhorts believers to visibly demonstrate that we are on a faith journey.

Drawing upon a life-changing illustration from the history of King Saul, Pastor Neil counsels that, a clear sign from God notwithstanding, it takes steady focus on Jesus Christ to remain on the right path.

In the enjoyment of giving and receiving gifts, we are reminded of the gift of Jesus Christ, The One that transcends time and generations. This message also includes a special time of sharing from a member of our congregation.