Coastal Church Podcast

God has been good to us in 2016 and as we look forward into 2017 He is calling us to press onwards together in this journey of faith.

A gift reflects personality, resources, commitment, thoughtfulness and sacrifice. Ultimately it is an expression of love. When God gave us Jesus, it truly reflected God's great love for every home in the world.

There is nothing like coming home for Christmas and being welcomed with special preparations made with you in mind. Jesus went to prepare the ultimate home for all of us.

In a broken world, it is possible to lose your way. The wise men gave us a lesson in faith in how to follow God’s light to the ultimate home.

Christmas is about love coming down and touching every home. It is a faith-filled story with love flowing from the characters, which leads to the climax of God’s love in sending His Son.

In chapter four we find the Epitaph that Paul chose; “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

In chapter three Paul speaks of perilous times in the last days that will require the believer to live with courage. Fourteen times in this little letter Paul underlines the need for courage.

In the second chapter, Paul challenges Timothy to be strong and give his life away. God has wired each of us in such a way that we are most fulfilled when we are giving our life away. In this message, you will discover the rewards of this radical lifestyle.

Pastor Cheryl Kicks off a month-long series on perseverance.

Having women in leadership has always sparked questions. A careful study of the Bible shows they should be treated with dignity and equality

If you step up to lead in any capacity, there will be a day when you will have to face the lions of adversity. In that day, the time you spent in prayer behind the scenes will be revealed.

Carl Gustaf-Severin brings a powerful message on how we are more then conquerors.

Join Pastor Dave he teaches about what thankfulness can do for you. In this Thanksgiving Day message we learn three basic ways to respond to God as well as the power thankfulness.

In the Bible, and throughout history, we find many reluctant leaders who have asked the question: "Who am I to lead?"

An orchestra can be used as a metaphor to liken the members of the church working together. To be part of a successful orchestra musicians understand: 1. Their ability is a gift. 2. Their purpose can never be fulfilled without others. 3. They are to serve others and not be not self-serving. 4. It will take hard work and needs to be fueled by passion and joy.

Small groups are God’s idea for us to be connected. It is a place where we find freedom and belonging. Small groups where part of God’s design for the church from the beginning.

We naturally follow things we love. Likewise, we will find that following God is not burdensome when we encounter His extravagant love for us.

We fish for clues, for a particular response, fish for gossip, or go fishing for a sign. We may find ourselves searching or fishing in the wrong place. We’re not the only ones who went fishing and didn’t seem to be at the right place at the right time.

We fish for clues, for a particular response, fish for gossip, or go fishing for a sign. We may find ourselves searching or fishing in the wrong place. We’re not the only ones who went fishing and didn’t seem to be at the right place at the right time.

The disciples approached Jesus and asked him to teach them how to pray. There are different manners of prayer that every believer needs to know in order to be effective in spiritual warfare.

The “armour of God” is a metaphor to help us understand how we are to prepare ourselves for spiritual warfare. The believer’s shield of faith is an unwavering trust that the power of God will stop every attack of the evil one.

Guest speaker Pastor John Burns teaches on how we can battle the enemy and claim our victory with the Word of God.

Our stance of authority comes only when we have an understanding of the identity we have through our relationship with Jesus Christ