In this episode of the Deep Dive Podcast, Nathan Frye sits down with Pastor Drake Durr to take a closer look at John 8:48–59. Together, they unpack Jesus' promise of eternal life, the growing hostility of the religious leaders, and the incredible significance of Jesus' declaration, "Before Abraham was, I AM."

In this episode of the Deep Dive Podcast, Nathan Frye sits down with Pastor Dave Wilson to explore John 8:37-47 and the powerful truth behind Jesus' words, "Like Father, Like Son." Together, they discuss the difference between physical ancestry and true spiritual heritage, Abraham's example of faith, and what it means to genuinely belong to God. They also talk about why many people reject the truth of Christ, how believers can examine the authenticity of their own faith, and practical next steps for growing in their walk with Jesus after hearing the sermon.

In this episode, we'll explore the freedom that Jesus offers through the gospel. We'll look at how Christ frees us from both the condemnation and domination of sin, what it means to abide in His truth as a disciple, and how believers can delight in the privilege of being sons and daughters of God. Join us as we dive deeper into John 8:31–38 with Pastor Colin Curtis and discuss what it means to live in the freedom that only Jesus can give.

In this episode, we'll explore what it means for Jesus to be the Light of the World. We'll look at how to recognize when you're drifting from His light, how you can reflect His light to others, and what steps to take when you find yourself walking in darkness. You'll also discover why Jesus' role as the Light is so important and how even darkness can serve a purpose in God's message and plan.

Welcome to The Deep Dive Podcast – Coastal. Each week over the summer, we sit down with the pastors of Coastal Church to break down Sunday’s message, answer questions, explore key biblical truths, and discuss how God’s Word applies to our daily lives. Join us as we go deeper into Scripture and grow together in our walk with Christ.