Coast Hills Church

James 2:5-13 In this message, Pastor Jason takes us through James chapter 2 where we are encouraged to display judgement and mercy like God does - with unconditional Christ-like love. Pastor Jason challenges us to love impartially, with no strings attached, and allowing mercy to triumph over judgement.

Romans 12 In this message, Manny Lotito teaches on the importance of our thought life through the successes and failures of King David. Our beliefs affect our behaviors, which makes a mind set on truth all the more crucial to living a holy and well-pleasing life before God.

James 1:26-2:4 Finishing chapter one of James, Pastor Jason Huffman shares how the lens we look through affects our behavior and either helps or hinders our participation in God's mission. Convenience, comfort, or insecurities often causes us to forget our purpose—to bring people into the family of God through the Gospel. Everything in the Christian life must be viewed through this mission if...

James 1:22-26 In this teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman shares the qualities that those who "do" God's Word possess. "Doers" are not deceived, have a focused gaze, listen in order to act, are motivated by love, and—James clarifies—can control their mouth. Being able to control how we speak is evidence that we are not those who just hear God's Word and forget it, but inte...

James 1:22-25 Kicking off the New Year, Pastor Jason Huffman encourages the church to "engage." Through various areas of Scripture, God's people are called to engage in combat, in prayer, and in the Great Commission. Engaging is more than just knowing what to do; it requires taking action. This leaves the Church with choices to make. What do we need to stop engaging in so that we ca...

Matthew 1:1-17 Kicking off our Christmas series, Pastor Jason Huffman walks through the geneology listed in Matthew 1. This list of names were unlikely individuals chosen by God to be in the line of Jesus, the Savior of the world. As we peer into their lives, we see the grace of God. His kingdom is for everyone—the sinners, failures, and nobody's included.

James 1:19-21 This teaching focuses on James' instruction to "be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger." This admonition comes with an important reason underneath—man's anger doesn't lead to God's righteousness. Pastor Jason Huffman shares some practical ways that the Church can obey this command. 

James 1:9-12 Continuing through the first chapter of James, this teaching by Pastor Jason Huffman explores how enduring temptations in humility leads to exaltation. Instead of looking for a "better way" to escape trials, Christians can trust that God's sovereign hand is at work in their lives and gain the lowly perspective that leads to a quality faith.

James 1:1-4 Beginning our study through the book of James, Pastor Jason Huffman teaches on key realities for those who call themselves "bondservants" of Christ. James immediately shares that there will be trials and storms that bondservants face. In this teaching, we learn that our ability to endure those storms in the future is based on our current willingness to obey His Word.

This teaching introduces a new series through the book of James. Having laid the foundation of the grace of God as explained through Paul's letter to the Galatians, we will begin looking at how we properly build on that foundation according to the "biblical building code" practically laid out by James, the half brother of Jesus. These blueprints for real and right relationship with...

Galatians 6:14-18 Ending the series of Galatians, Pastor Jason Huffman teaches on the incredible work of the cross. Paul proclaimed that his only boast was in the cross of Christ. Likewise for the Church today, the cross remains the crux of our faith. It is the statement of God's deep love and justice, and the pathway to a new creation, identity, and family. It is the continual blessing of Go...

Galatians 6:11-13 In this teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman shares how Legalism is not real faith. The attitude of legalists is to seek approval from an audience based on looks and likes, but it's all a show. Christians are those who live for an audience of One—seeking to please God in authenticity, and caring about what He desires rather than how we appear to the world.

Galatians 6:7-10 In this teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman teaches on the difference between sowing to the flesh and sowing to the Spirit. This biblical "planting" analogy has profound implications on our daily walk of faith. What we sow by our choices, is what will grow in our lives. Sowing to the flesh is what's natural, reaping the result of death, but sowing to the Spirit takes int...

Galatians 6:6 In this passage, Paul instructs the Church to share "all good things" with the one who teaches. In this teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman shares how generosity in the Church looks practically based on God's promises and generous character as seen in Scripture. Examining these verses, a few things become clear: Giving is personal, cheerful, sacrificial, and has the power t...

Galatians 6:2-5 Examining Galatians 6, Pastor Jason Huffman shares on the importance of bearing your load and bearing one another's burdens, and explains the difference between the two. As Believers, we need both the strength to carry our responsibilities well and the humility to ask for help when the inevitable burdens of life weigh us down. 

Galatians 5:24-6:1 Part of living in the Spirit, is keeping in step with the Spirit. As the Christian walks to this Spiritual cadence, it looks like something—humility, unity, gentleness... In this teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman helps us understand the process of restoring our brothers and sisters who are caught in sin. When we restore, we restore with caution and care, always keeping the attitude...

Galatians 5:22-23 Closing out the fruit of the Spirit, Pastor Jason Huffman shares about kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Once again, we see how Jesus perfectly exemplifies these qualities. Jesus was selflessly kind, good to the poor, the rich, and the leprous. He proved Himself faithful to His Word, described Himself as gentle and lowly, and demonstrated ultimate se...

Galatians 5:22-23 In this teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman reminds us that It is the condition of your heart, not the power of your will, that produces fruit. Jesus said that those who abide in Him will bear much fruit, and Paul shares in Galatians 5:22-23 what that fruit looks like: love. Just as plants need light, water, good soil, pruning, time, strong roots, and protection, we need these spiritu...

Galatians 5:19-21 Continuing through Galatians 5, Paul lists the works of the flesh which are evident: jealousy, envy, outbursts of wrath, selfish ambition, rivalries, dissensions, heresies, murder, and the like. Working through this list, Pastor Jason Huffman shares how the contrary work of the Spirit is to lead us to rejoice, love, promote unity, value, and protect others. The works of the flesh...

Galatians 5:19-21 How do we discern between the works of the flesh versus the works of Spirit? Pastor Jason Huffman skillfully guides us through thought-provoking questions that help us discern our motives. Galatians 5:19-20 gives us a practical and insightful list exploring the concepts of sexual immorality, idolatry, sorcery, quarreling and more. As we pray and walk in the Spirit, we can better...

Ephesians 3:8-18 Celebrating Camp@Coast, Pastor Jason Huffman teaches from Ephesians 3:18. In this powerful passage, Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church is that they would know the deep love of Christ. This love changes us, strengthens us, and allows us to come boldly and confidently to His throne. God's secret mission was to use the Church to demonstrate His love to the world. May we...

In this teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman reminds us that there is an ongoing fight between our flesh and the Spirit, but we enter this fight with the upper-hand. Paul explains to the Galatians that when Christians walk in step with the Spirit, they will not gratify the desires of their flesh. In this war of desires, the Christian must choose to fight by living each day open and yielded to follow God...

Continuing through Galatians 4, Pastor Jason Huffman shares how Christians are children of promise, not children of performance. Righteousness has not come by keeping the Law. Pride and flesh desire to reach God's perfect standard by ourselves, but such legalism produces heavy burdens on the believer and rejects the invitation of the God who said, "Come to Me and I will give you rest.&qu...

Teaching on Galatians 5:1-15, Pastor Jason Huffman considers a central part of Jesus' mission: our freedom. Paul says that it is for freedom that we've been set free, but this freedom is for a specific purpose. The purpose is not to go back to being enslaved to the Law, but to live in the unmerited favor of God and to share such love with a world still enslaved to sin.

God not only has a will, but a way that He accomplishes His will. In today's teaching, Pastor Jason Huffman examines the way that Sarah and Abraham attempted to bring God's will about in the flesh, rather than trusting His way and waiting. Whenever we try to fulfill God's promises by our own efforts, we face the consequences, but when we trust Him to work, our lives bear good fruit....