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Nehemiah: The Burden to Build wk 6: A Contagious Passion
During week 6 of our series "Nehemiah: The Burden to Build"...Passion for God is contagious, spreading from one person to another and growing as we encounter and obey his Word. But the greatest source of our passion is not how deeply we love God, but the extraordinary depth of his love for us.
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Nehemiah: The Burden to Build wk 5: God Cares Who We Are As We Build
During week 5 of our series "Nehemiah: The Burden to Build"... While rebuilding Jerusalem, Nehemiah discovers that poorer members of their community are suffering, while wealthy Israelites are taking advantage of the situation. He stops the work long enough to confront the injustice, shares his…
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Nehemiah: The Burden to Build wk 4: Pick Up Your Shovel
During week 4 of our series "Nehemiah: The Burden to Build"... Opposition does not always mean you are moving in the wrong direction. Nehemiah 4 shows us how to face resistance with prayer and faithful work, trusting that God may use our obedience not only to rebuild what is broken, but to bring...
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Nehemiah: The Burden to Build wk 3- God's Power on Display
We all have been part of shared projects that have been difficult, with uneven workloads, and less than desirable outcomes. Yet, shared projects can be tremendously fruitful and joyful when a shared vision meets a shared burden. The church is a shared project. Owned by no leader, staff or...
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Nehemiah: The Burden to Build wk 2: Faith Moves Us to Build
During week 2 of our series "Nehemiah: The Burden to Build"... After months of prayer, Nehemiah asks the king for permission and resources to rebuild Jerusalem. He travels to the city, inspects the walls, develops a plan, and finally invites the people to join him: “Come, let us rebuild the wall…
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Nehemiah wk 1: A Burden to Build
During week 1 of our series "Nehemiah: The Burden to Build"...God often begins a calling by giving us a burden, then reveals that he has already been preparing us to respond. Nehemiah teaches us to pay attention both to what God has caused us to care about and to what he has already placed in our...
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Jesus in the City wk 7: A City that Missed Jesus
During week 7 of our series "Jesus in the City", the topic of judgment is an uncomfortable one. Grace and love are much more inviting. The gospel leads with grace. Grace is a cornerstone of both Jesus' ministry and our faith. Yet the gospel also finishes with judgment. Scripture makes clear that...
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Jesus in the City wk 6: Greater than the storm
During week 6 of our series "Jesus in the City", Jesus does not promise a life without storms, but he reveals that whatever overwhelms us is still under his authority, and he meets us there.
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Jesus in the City wk 5: Jesus is for me, you and the annoying
During week 5 of our series "Jesus in the City". Jesus' call to Levi the tax collector is an unexpected move. It is difficult for both the disciples and religious leaders to understand. Through this interaction Jesus both reveals his acceptance of the wicked and the redemptive power of his...
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Jesus in the City wk 4: Unlikely Grace
During week 4 of our series "Jesus in the City", we look at Luke 7:1–10. Here it brings together people who should have remained divided and shows how Jesus crosses the boundaries we create. Through the faith of a Roman centurion, we see that no one deserves grace, no one is beyond its reach, and...
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Jesus in the City wk 3: The Same Person Everywhere
During week 3 of our series "Jesus in the City", Jesus invites us to live an undivided life, bringing his love, presence, and power into both our public and private worlds.
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Jesus in the City wk 2: Calling and Sending the Ordinary
During week 2 of our series "Jesus in the City" we take a look at the call of the first disciples. Why does Jesus, who is extraordinary, call such average, ordinary people and send them out into his mission? And as ordinary people, why is it so important that we "follow" Jesus. And at what cost?...
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Jesus in the City wk 1: When Jesus Moves Into Town
Jesus came from heaven, was born in Bethlehem, fled to Egypt, was raised in Nazareth, but the city that was his home was Capernaum. In Capernaum Jesus began ministry, invested himself into the people and the community, and began a ministry that would ripple outward to the whole world. All…
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The Call to True Rest
Hunter takes us back to the beginning and reminds us about God's call for Sabbath and rest. His gentle encouragement feels like an invitation to compare what "rest" currently looks to the Rest that God calls us to.
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Dr Jeannine Hanger
Special message from Dr Hanger out of 2 Corinthians 5.
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How To Be A Good Citizen
Peter writes to a people who are experiencing instability and chaos in the world around them. His encouragement to them, and to us, is that our lives will always have an unshakable stability due to the promise that we belong to a different kingdom. This free’s us to live without fear, and to…
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The Book of James wk 11: The Most Powerful Weapon We Have
Garrick closes out our series on James with chapter 5:13-18. He focuses on prayer being the central practice of a dependent life with God.
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The Book of James wk 10: How to Think About The Future
James warns us that success can quietly make us forget our dependence on God: we make plans, build lives, and chase security as if tomorrow belongs to us. But life is a mist, Christ is near, and wisdom begins when we learn to plan, work, and wait with our eyes fixed on him.
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The Book of James wk 9: Money is a Problem
We live in a world where everyone believes that more money is always better. It buys us time, freedom, possessions and the necessities of life. Yet, scripture firmly disagrees and warns us that more money is not always better. In fact scripture warns us to be very careful with money, for it can...
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The Book of James wk 8: Desires that Divide Us
James 4 shows us that our conflicts reveal the desires ruling beneath the surface, and God invites us to humble ourselves, surrender those desires, and receive the grace that lifts us up.
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The Book of James wk 7: The Wisdom from Above
James teaches that true wisdom is not proven by knowledge, gifting, or success, but by a Christlike life of humility, purity, peace, mercy, and surrender to God.
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The Book of James wk 6: Blessing and Cursing do not mix
As Christians, we cannot praise God, the creator, and then curse his creation, which reflects him, because all humans are made in God’s image, and therefore in some way reflect who God is, and have intrinsic value and worth. James 3:9-12
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The Book of James wk 5: Taming our Tongues
Do our words really matter? James has just made the point that it is our actions that matter in demonstrating our faith. Are our words important in demonstrating our faith? Come join us as we learn why learning to control our words is not just kindness, it controls the very direction of how we live.
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The Book of James wk 4: Faith That Moves
Real faith isn’t proven by what we say or feel, but by the way it moves us to act, revealing whether we are truly trusting God or simply telling ourselves we are.
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The Book of James wk 3: A Church That is Different
The early church changed the world by valuing the overlooked, and James warns us not to lose that defining identity. James 1:27-2:12
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The Book of James wk 2: The Lie Behind the Lure
Temptation takes hold when we believe false things about God, but when we see Him rightly as a good Father who gives, we can resist the lure and bring our deepest desires to Him instead.
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The Book of James wk 1: Rejoice in Trials
Like it or not, difficulty, hardships and trials are unavoidable in this life. We can try and run from them, or work hard to minimize their impact. Yet, what if they are essential? What if they are a gracious gift from God who is seeking to fill our current moral and spiritual gaps? Come learn…
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Good Friday 2026
Hunter recounts the hope that is found in the time between The Cross and Resurrection morning. The Gospel of Luke has a unique perspective as we read about Christ's crucifixion.
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In Process wk 8: Transformation
God has not only saved us in Christ Jesus, he is actively transforming us as well. Our transformation is always possible. Yet at times, why does it feel like we are not growing or changing to become more like Jesus in thought, word, and deed? Join us as we look at two examples of transformation...
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In Process wk 7
Andrew Faris continues our series.
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In Process wk 6: The Justified Life
We spend our lives trying to justify our choices and prove we’re good enough. But the Bible says the verdict we’re chasing is a gift. Through Jesus, our sin is placed on Him and His righteousness is given to us, so we can stand before God fully forgiven and declared righteous. Mark 2:1-12
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In Process wk 5: When the worst sinner repents
Even the most rebellious sinner can be restored to God when repentance meets the limitless grace made possible by the cross of Christ. 2 Chronicles 33
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In Process wk 4:Confession and the Happiness We Were Made For
Peter’s confession in Matthew 16 reveals why publicly naming Jesus brings clarity, allegiance, and a happiness bigger than our circumstances. Matthew 16:13-20
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In Process wk 3: From seed to tree: how faith begins and grows.
The thief on the cross shows us that saving faith can be simple, but Jesus’ parable of the sower shows us how faith grows. This sermon explores what it means to become good soil so that faith can take root, endure, and bear fruit over time. Luke 23:39-43
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Ash Wednesday
Join us for a weekly Lenten practice of fasting, prayer, and reflection every Wednesday through the Lent season. As a community, we will set aside these 6 Wednesdays to deliberately focus our attention toward God. You can participate in any or all of these practices. Fast: skip one meal, or fast...
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In Process wk 2: Conviction
We think we see and perceive God, ourselves and others clearly. Yet scripture continually reveals that we don't see clearly and we need help to do so. Seeing God, ourselves and others clearly comes from conviction brought by the Holy Spirit. Come join us as we learn how desperately we need the…
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In Process wk 1: On the Road to Joy: How God Calls and Meets Us in Jesus
God meets a spiritually restless Ethiopian official on the road, showing how He calls people toward Jesus, removes every barrier to belonging, and turns searching into lasting joy Acts 8:26-40
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Lost and Found wk 5: Never Too Lost
Jesus meets Zacchaeus not as a villain to be condemned, but as a lost man to be seen, named, and welcomed, revealing that grace always moves toward us before we change. This sermon explores how the Holy Spirit draws, convicts, and transforms hearts, showing that no one is too hidden, successful…
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Lost and Found wk 4: The Two Lost Sons
Pastor Garrick opens with a statement regarding the recent killing in Minnesota before shifting to his planned sermon. Luke 15: 11-32 Last week we focused on the younger son whose sin was out in the open for all to see. The shock in the story was not his sin, but the extravagant love of his…
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Lost and Found wk 3: The Story of the Lost Son
Jesus tells the story of the prodigal son to reveal that sin is not just breaking rules, it is breaking relationship with the Father. And yet the heart of the story is not the failure of the son, but the reckless, pursuing love of a Father who runs to welcome us home. Luke 15:13-24
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Lost and Found wk 2: The Lost Coin
In week 2 of our sermon series on Luke 15, Jesus expands his parable on lostness in his teaching about a lost coin. His desire is to explain his love for lost people, and expand our commitment to reaching them with him.
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Lost and Found: Prone to Wander
Jesus tells three different parables to communicate the state of our fallen nature. His first story, of a lost sheep, emphasizes how easily we wander from the path, and how committed he is to bringing us home. Pastor Shawn takes us to Luke 15 as we begin our new sermon series.
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Adoration
Hunter reminds us to live life with adoration to the Lord because he loves us. Hunter leaves us with a question of reflection, "what is it that awakens your soul?" and challenges us the be reminded that God put that longing in us. May this sermon bless you as you step into 2026.
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Christmas Eve: The Wonder of Jesus: God with us!
Why do we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ each year? What makes his birth special and relevant to us year after year? Come join us as we explore this simple, yet profound statement, that Jesus is "Immanuel, God with us."
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Advent: Christ our Savior
This Advent, join us at Coastline Covenant Church as we explore how every longing and fear of the human heart finds its answer in Jesus. In a world filled with uncertainty and striving, we look again to the One who fulfills every ancient promise—the true King, Prophet, Priest, and Savior. Now as…
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Advent: The Work of a Priest
God’s people longed for lasting forgiveness and true freedom, but only Christ, the Great High Priest, can bring it. He steps into our place to reconcile us to God, then pours His healing and restoration into the very places that sin and sorrow have left broken. Andrew Faris takes us through what…
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Advent: The Words of a Prophet
We are surrounded by so many opinions and so much advice. We live in algorithmic created echo chambers, unable to know what is really true and trustworthy. Believing that Jesus' words are perfect and authoritative, will we listen to His voice above all others? God promised a prophet like Moses…
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Advent: The Hope of a King
Today, we look at the True King in Luke 1. The thing we need in life is the thing we most resist: to give someone authority in our life over ourselves. Christ comes not as a wise sage, but as a king, who alone is worthy and trustworthy to lead our lives. Check out our daily Advent Devotionals:...
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Give Thanks wk 4: The Promises within Generosity
We have heard the statement that "God loves a cheerful giver". Yet, while familiar with it, we don't fully comprehend its significance. As we understand the deep power and lasting promises of God, attached to this truth, our generosity will overflow. Come join us as we learn how to take another...
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Give Thanks 3: Supernatural Generosity
Discover how the grace of Jesus turns gratitude into generosity and transforms a natural church into a supernatural one.
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