The Coastal Church Podcast

We are kicking off a new series called "The Promises of God." This week, Jordan takes us through the promises that God made to Abraham throughout his life, and how God's faithfulness to Abraham can stir our faith today.

This week Alex finishes off Jesus' sermon in Luke chapter 6 by asking the question, Who are you following?

This week Jordan tackles Jesus' famous but tricky teaching of "loving your enemies." How can we respond with love to those who harm us? What does the Gospel have to say?

We're jumping back into the Gospel of Luke. Jordan picks things up in chapter 6 as Jesus begins his sermon by teaching on blessings and woes.

This week we conclude our Holy Spirit series by asking the question, what does it mean to be filled by the Holy Spirit? Jordan teaches on Paul's command to "be filled with the Spirit" in Ephesians 5. We hope this series has stirred up an appetite in you to get to know the Holy Spirit.

God has more for you. Did you receive the Holy Spirit? Join us this week as Jordan unpacks the blessings and reality of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Christian from Romans 8.

It's Pentecost Sunday! That's not just a day we remember. As people embracing life with Jesus, it's a reality to walk in. On Pentecost, the Holy Spirit re-established God's presence with his people. Tune in as Jordan teaches us more about what that means.

Who is the Holy Spirit? The "Force" like in Star Wars? A feeling we feel? Or God himself, one of the three persons in the Trinity. Join us this week as Jordan kicks off our new series introducing us to the Holy Spirit.

While we are living in a moment of new openness to the Gospel, not everyone is friendly to the message of Jesus. There is lots of pressure to keep faith private, or to get aggressive in how we share it. This week, guest preacher Rev. Brett Smith unpacks a clear call for Christ-centered public faith, full of grace and truth.

This week, guest speaker Rev. David Hockley unpacks why we can trust the Bible. We hope that this message encourages you to dig into the things you believe.

Have you ever wondered... Is there actually a God or are we just here by chance? Is belief in a God intellectually honesty… or wishful thinking? Why do so many intelligent people land on completely different answers? And if God does exist, who or what is it? This week, we’re not dodging the hard questions. We’re diving right into them! Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or somewhere in between—thi...

You don't have to have blind faith to be a follower of Jesus. Join us this Easter as Jordan gives five reasons we believe the resurrection of Jesus actually took place.

What is your hope in? Are you sure about it? Tune in this week as Jordan teaches what it means to have faith and why that's relevant for our lives today.

In this Stand Alone message, Jordan Day challenges us to live out the gospel reality of forgiveness. We have been forgiven. How does that impact how we relate to ourself and others?

This week, we are closing this block of Luke looking at Jesus calling the disciples. God wants to use people to accomplish his purposes. Will you respond to his call?

As we close out Luke chapter 5, Jordan takes us through Jesus' teaching about new wineskins. What if the new thing God wants to do in your life is a work of holiness?

As we jump into Luke 5:27-32 today, Jordan unpacks Jesus' statement that he is not here to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Jesus is building his kingdom on outcasts and sinners, and there is a seat at the table for any of us who are willing to leave our old life behind and fully commit to Jesus.

In Luke 5:17-26, Jesus heals a man's paralysis. But that man only got to Jesus because his friends lowered him through the ceiling. This week, Jordan is going to walk us through how we are called to be friends like that for others and bring people to Jesus.

This week we pick back up in our Luke series in chapter 5 and the account of Jesus healing the leper.

As we began 2026, Jordan has brought us through the arch of Rest, Restoration, and now Renewal. God doesn't just want to restore what was lost, he wants to do something new.

Sometimes what you need isn't necessarily a new thing, but the restoration of an old thing. This week, Jordan reminds us that our God is not just the God of doing new things, but also restoring the lost.

As we kick off Consecrate 2026, Jordan Day challenges us with a message about rest. In a world that spends more time "rotting" than resting, let's be different as followers of Jesus and practice the holy rest that Jesus invites us into.

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