Coastal Church

Coastal Regen

Religion EN ↓ 131 episodes

Regen exists to be a hub where young adults in Vancouver can join a community that is genuine, dynamic, and welcoming. This is a place where anyone ages 18-30 can get connected with others and to God.

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Coastal Church

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Religion

Latest episode

Jun 26, 2026

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Episodes

How being planted at church benefits your life 28.06.2024

3 young adults will share their inspiring stories of how being planted at church has benefited their lives.

How do I find community?: Asking for a Friend 31.05.2024

Join us for a special panel as part of the 'Asking For a Friend' Series featuring Pastor Jess. She'll tackle your questions about COMMUNITY!

How Do I Know my Calling?: Asking for a Friend 26.04.2024

Join us for a special panel as part of the 'Asking For a Friend' Series featuring our Burnaby Campus Minister Payam Jalali and Pastor Kevan Dobsin from the Pitt Meadows Campus. They'll tackle your questions about finances, ministry, entrepreneurship, and more.

How Can I Live a Faithful Life?: Asking for a Friend 22.03.2024

'Asking For a Friend' is a REGEN series that blends spiritual insight with real-world strategies for succeeding in living a faithful life in every season.

Asking for a Friend Season 1 | Ep. 3 23.02.2024

'Asking For a Friend' is a REGEN series that blends spiritual insight with real-world strategies for succeeding relationships. Let's explore God's guidance on love and connection in a way that impacts your work, personal life, and even romantic relationships.

Asking for a Friend Season 1 | Ep. 2 16.02.2024

'Asking For a Friend' is a REGEN series that blends spiritual insight with real-world strategies for succeeding relationships. Let's explore God's guidance on love and connection in a way that impacts your work, personal life, and even romantic relationships.

Asking for a Friend Season 1 | Ep. 1 09.02.2024

'Asking For a Friend' is a REGEN series that blends spiritual insight with real-world strategies for succeeding relationships. Let's explore God's guidance on love and connection in a way that impacts your work, personal life, and even romantic relationships.

Identity: Elana Van Deventer 28.07.2023
Back To Basics: How To Resist The Devil 30.10.2022
Back To Basics: What Does Submission To God Mean? 30.10.2022
A conversation on Truth & Reconciliation 30.09.2022
Back To Basics: Truth & Reconciliation 30.09.2022
3 Ways To Take Heart 18.08.2022
Take Heart: Hope For The Future 11.08.2022
Take Heart: Living Out Your Faith In A Secular Society 04.08.2022
Take Heart: The Accomplice Of A Thief 28.07.2022
Take Heart: Breaking Free From Passive Christianity 21.07.2022
Back To Basics: Do You Really Know Him? 17.06.2022

Ale Policar shares a few pointers on how we can get to know God.

Back to Basics: Living a Generous Life 27.05.2022

Pastor Cheryl Koop shares on living a generous life and why is part of our walk in Christ.

Back to Basics: Knowing God's Will For You 29.04.2022

Pastor James Fam shares some tips on knowing what is God's will for your life.

Back to Basics: Why Renewing Your Mind? 25.03.2022

Pastor Chris Karuhije shares why renewing your mind is important.

Back to Basics: Prayer 27.02.2022

Pastor Brad Bergman shares why prayer is important.

Back to Basics: The Bible 28.01.2022

Pastor Jessica Chen shares why the Bible is important.

Back to Basics: Holy Spirit 26.11.2021

Pastor Chris Karuhije discusses why the Holy Spirit is important.

Back to Basics: Why Church? 29.10.2021

Pastor Kevan Dobsin shares why the Church is important.

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