Coast Evangelical Church - Sermons episodes:

• August 23, 2025Unity in Worship (1 Timothy 2:8-10)

  Three verses that pack a punch. God's desire is for unity within His

  household. Here, Paul hits up a handful of things that can threaten that

  togetherness. It's a good moment for the brothers and sisters back then -

  and us now - to check our hearts to see if there's something we need to

  bring to God and let His Spirit change us.

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• August 17, 2025How to be saved (1 Timothy 2:1-7)

  God's offer of Salvation is for Everyone.

  That's why God calls us to pray for everyone and to preach to everyone.

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• August 10, 2025The God of grace and mercy. (1 Timothy 1:12-20)

  Paul's encouragement and example show that no one is ever beyond God's

  grace. He is the worst of sinners who is lavished in God's kindness and

  mercy. An encouragement to keep praying, keep sharing, and trust that God

  has a heart for the lost.

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• August 03, 2025The Goals of God's Word (1 Timothy 1:1-11)

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• July 20, 20251 Samuel 25-27

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• July 13, 2025Trusting God with justice (1 Samuel 24)

  When we're wronged, our gut reaction is often to take revenge or to seek

  justice. But as followers of Jesus, we're called to trust God to bring

  justice in His time and His way.

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• June 29, 2025Where do place your trust? (1 Samuel 17)

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• June 21, 2025The heart of leadership (1 Samuel 16)

  The most important leadership qualities are unseen. God's not fussed with

  outward appearances, he looks at the heart.

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• June 17, 2025Who decides what's best for me? (1 Samuel 15)

  As King Saul fails to follow through with what God wants, we see that his

  heart remains distant from the Lord. He has subscribed to the lie that he

  is in charge of his life.

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• June 01, 2025God's grace in our failure (1 Samuel 11-12)

  As Israel reject God as King, He shows them mercy in the moment. But their

  choice, as always, has a consequence.

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