Coast Hills Church

This week in Ephesians 2:8-10 we continue to answer the question “Why would He do that?” As we form our identity in Christ, we see that we are actually His masterpiece, created to display good works. We are encouraged that good works do not save us, but they are a beautiful display of God’s purpose in us. 

In today’s message, Pastor Jason Huffman takes us through what our lives will look like BC/AD, or before and after Christ. Getting to know God is a choice, and having a better relationship with Him means choosing Him. Before Christ we were truly dead in our sins, but there is eternal hope for those who choose Him and His glorious grace. 

This week as Pastor Jason Huffman goes through Ephesians 1:17-23, believers are encouraged to grow closer to Christ in the way that they pray. Prayer is our opportunity to know God, and as we grow in the faith, that connection with Him grows even deeper. 

As we continue in Ephesians, Pastor Jason Huffman takes us through what it means for our identity in Christ to match our activity. What should people see when they look at us? Be encouraged in this message that God works powerfully in you through His Spirit to display His love to others. 

Today we are encouraged by guest speaker Jim Burns to finish our race well. What does it look like to cultivate a life of living well for Christ all the way through to the end? Jim encourages us to pursue excellence, tend to our soul, and to press on even in the second half.

This week Pastor Jason Huffman continues the series in Ephesians on identity by talking about appropriate responses part 2. We find that as we own our identity in Christ, it leads us to worship, to unity, to resting in His will, and to belief and obedience. We are encouraged to let the Holy Spirit give us the power to run our race well. 

This week as we continue our series in Ephesians, Pastor Jason Huffman guides us through the appropriate responses to receiving the greatest blessing by knowing Christ. We are encouraged that God does not choose by merit, or performance, but simply by grace.

As we kick of our series in Ephesians, Pastor Jason Huffman focuses on the importance of seeing our identity through who we are in Christ, and what that means to live in that identity. 

In Part 2 of our series on Identity, Pastor Jason Huffman encourages us to look at what a strong identity is, as opposed to a weak and changing identity. When God replaces our identity with who we are in Christ, it opens up the door to use our gifts and calling to build up the body and fulfill His purposes for our lives. 

This week Pastor Jason takes us through the start of a series on identity. We are encouraged to examine our God-given identity and what it means to trust Christ with who we are becoming. 

During a special Christmas Eve service, Pastor Jason Huffman wraps up our series on “Home for the Holidays”. We are encouraged to think on the warmth of home, and what it truly means to pursue warmth in our relationships. At the end of the day, Jesus came down as a baby in human form so He could bring us home to Him; a home of joy, comfort and belonging in our Savior. 

Continuing in Luke 1, Pastor Jason Huffman teaches on the importance of connection in the body of believers. As followers of Christ, we were made for connection, and in this message we are taught five points that will help us foster that deeper connection.