Coastal Sermons

This message explores how losing the fear of the Lord leads us to hide, pretend, and forget that God sees the motives of our hearts. Through the story of Ananias and Sapphira, we’re reminded that holy awe restores honesty, reverence, and a life lived with nothing to hide.

In today's sermon, we discuss how every person is a masterpiece of God’s creation, intentionally designed with unique value and worth. Each of us has been given specific gifts and talents to be used in fulfilling God’s purpose for our lives.

In Week 1 of our Awe sermon series, we explore what it truly means to fear the Lord. Far from being afraid of God, biblical fear is a deep reverence, awe, and respect for His holiness, power, and authority.

In a world where God created us for freedom, dignity, and mercy, we often find ourselves living in the painful reality of shame, brokenness, and burdens we cannot carry alone. Through the healing of the man at Bethesda, Jesus reveals that He is the One who meets us in the gap between expectation and reality, offering the grace, healing, and mercy we could never find on our own.

In today's sermon we explore the incredible truth that God doesn’t just show love — He is love. No matter how unworthy or insignificant we may feel, God’s unconditional love through Jesus covers our sin, gives us purpose, and invites us into new life through Him.

In today's sermon, we explore the four marks of a child of God: abiding in Christ, pursuing purity, guarding against deception, and practicing righteousness. John reminds us that the Christian life is not about perfection, but about direction — as we stay close to Jesus, He transforms us to look more and more like our Father.

 In this powerful message, we explore the call for parents and the church to raise up the next generation to boldly follow Jesus. Through stories like Josiah and Jeremiah, we’re reminded that revival can begin with our children when families commit to training them in the ways of the Lord and living out their faith together. 

In today's sermon, we discuss what it means to truly know God. John shows that real faith is revealed through obedience, abiding in Christ, and loving others. This message challenges us to move beyond knowing about God to a life that is genuinely transformed by Him.

In Week 1 of Light, Love, Life, we dive into 1 John 1:1–2:2 and the call to walk in the light. Because God is holy and true, real fellowship with Him begins with honest confession of sin and dependence on Jesus, our Advocate.

In today's sermon, we explore the power of Jesus’ resurrection and what it truly means for us today. Using the story of Lazarus and the experiences of Thomas, Mary, and Martha, we uncover how Jesus brings life to what feels dead inside—our doubts, discouragement, delays, and despair.

 This Palm Sunday message explores how the crowds—and even Jesus’ closest followers—misunderstood His kingdom, expecting earthly power while missing His true mission of surrender, humility, and the cross. It challenges us to examine our own hearts: do we truly want Jesus as Lord, or just the benefits He provides? 

Life is busy and we sometimes lose sight of who Jesus is. To be the followers he desires, we need to stop standing still and take a step to become more like him.

The greatest gift we can give anyone is the Gospel—the good news that Jesus offers forgiveness and eternal life. Because many people are on the wrong path, we share this truth by praying for them, telling our story, and clearly sharing His story.

In today’s message, we explore what the Epistle of Philemon says about how our Christian journey needs to be a visible, practical faith that moves beyond private belief to lived-out grace, calling us to forgive just as Christ has forgiven us.

In today's service, we recap how God moved at Pursuit Weekend 2026 and guest speaker Anthony LeCocq discusses how we are created to profess who God is.

In today's sermon, we discuss generosity, stewardship, and the freedom that comes when we truly trust God with everything — even our finances.

In today's sermon, we look at Paul's instruction to find forgiveness and forget our past failures so we can pursue God wholly NOW!

We were once dead in our sins, enslaved to dark powers, but God intervened and brought us salvation that we still live in today.

Jesus teaches us to trust God in prayer as we patiently wait for His answer and justice.

The Christian life is defined by the immediate, active response we must give to the reality of God's Kingdom, which is present NOW in Christ. Our current choices are the battleground where faith is lived out.

In today's sermon, missionary to Japan Kathryn Humphreys kicks off our new sermon series, The Kingdom of God is Now.

Thinking about the unknown, and what lies ahead is a scary thought for many, but not for those who follow Jesus.  We have hope and we give hope because he lives.

Today we begin a new sermon series on Advent where we look at the topic of peace.  Together, we will discover that peace from God is not the removal or absence of conflict, but his presence in the midst of unrest.