Coast Vineyard Church Messages

In our "Lemons" series this week, Stanley has a conversation with Jake and Rachel about receiving bad news.

Join us in our "Lemons" series this week and Stanley and Rachel explore grief through the Psalms and discover how David's honest conversations with God can help us navigate loss, pain, and hope.

Matt and Belinda Stott share a practical conversation on rebuilding trust, repairing relationships, and learning healthy assertiveness.

Suzie Young chats with Rachel about mental health and how Christians can navigate it with honesty, faith, and practical care.

In this standalone message, Annaliese shares about the JOY of God, and how His joy can strengthen, sustain, and transform us.

Our young adults and youth share how God is on the move in their lives and generation in this All In Family Service panel.

In the last Sunday in our series, 'The Familiar Stranger', Isobel looks at how we are called to be witnesses of the world and how we can do that through healing ministry.

This week we’re taking a pause from our current 'Familiar Stranger' series as we celebrate Mother’s Day together. We hear from Linda Farmilo as she shares about God’s incredible love for us, and our prayer is that you would know and experience that love for yourself.

In the second of our series, 'The Familiar Stranger', Stanley challenges us to dive into life with Jesus. Looking at two biblical characters, Nicodemus and Simon the Sorcerer, he challenges us with the question, Are you dabbling, or are you diving in?

We’re kicking off our new series, 'Familiar Stranger', with guest speaker Dan Sheed. Drawing from Tyler Staton’s book of the same name, Dan speaks on John 14: 16–17 and the Holy Spirit.

Today on this special day in the global church calendar, Resurrection Sunday, Stanley speaks about God's unique ability to speak to us each personally in a language that we will understand. As you listen, may God highlight to you what language He is speaking to you today.

Concluding our 'behold the lamb' series on the gospel of John, we are blessed to have guest speaker Aimée Walker join us. She shares from chapters 20 and 21, exploring the resurrection life Jesus has made available to us—and what that means for us as we follow Him today.

In week three of our 'behold the lamb series', Stanley explores John 13–17, often called the “Book of Glory.” In these chapters we’re invited to see the many ways God’s love is expressed—and how, through it all, His glory is profoundly revealed.

In the second of our 'behold the lamb' series, Simeon takes us through John chapters 2–12 — often called the Book of Signs. He explores how each of these signs points us beyond the miracle itself, revealing something deeper about Jesus.

We are excited to start our new series, 'behold the lamb', where we are journeying through John's gospel in the lead up to Easter. Annaliese speaks on the opening prologue, unpacking the powerful truth that Jesus came to bring us life through his light.

Our 'adventure ahead' series concludes as Stanley explores and unpacks the final part of our vision statement: cultivating life-changing community. As the body of Christ, we are called into community with one another, and we have groups to help support this. We are encouraged to show up, engage, and commit — in doing so, we cultivate life-changing community!

Rachel continues our 'adventure ahead' series by speaking on following Jesus wholeheartedly. She encourages, challenges, and calls us to be a church that follows Jesus with every part of ourselves.

In the second of our new series 'the adventure ahead', Caitlin Watson shares on God’s work of renewal—how He is making all things new through His mercy, forgiveness, Spirit, power, and love. Our prayer is that you would know, and continue to know, His renewing power at work in your life.

We’re beginning a new series called 'the adventure ahead', where we’ll take time to unpack our new vision statement and what it means for us as a church. Stanley opens the series by exploring the opening of the vision, reflecting on how we are God’s co-workers — who are called to partner with Him in the work He is already doing.

As we conclude our 'summer series', Micaiah dives in to ezekiel 37 and the story of the valley of dry bones.

As our summer sabbath comes to a close, we’re stepping into our brand new 'summer series'. Barry Farmilo shares from Hebrews 11, encouraging us to let faith speak into our lives as we head into the year ahead.

In the fourth of our advent series, the gift, Rachel reflects on the greatest gift of all — God being with us. At Christmas, we’re reminded that Jesus coming into the world means we’re no longer distant from God. He’s right here with us, in every part of life — especially in our humanity, our struggles, and our pain. Our hope this Christmas is that you truly experience the wonder of that gift: God...

In the third of our Advent series, the gift, Caitlin explores the gift of the Holy Spirit. She unpacks common myths and hears from a couple of young adults about how they’ve experienced the Holy Spirit this year. We hope this encourages you to pursue the leading, empowerment, and transformation the Spirit brings.

In the second of our Advent series, 'the gift', Stanley delves into the gift of forgiveness that we're offered through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. Included in this message is an Ignatian contemplative prayer practice using John 21. Our hope is that it would help connect you to a first hand encounter with this precious gift.

As we head into the Christmas season, we’re kicking off a brand-new series called “the gift.” We unpack one of the most incredible gifts we could ever receive — the gift of being adopted into God’s family. It’s a place where we discover real love, deep security, true belonging, and a grounded sense of identity.