Coastal Sermons

What does the Bible say about death, heaven, and hell? In this message, we look at common beliefs about eternity and compare them with what Scripture teaches. Discover why heaven is being with Jesus, how salvation is found through faith in Him, and why sharing that hope with the people we love matters.

In today's sermon, we’re encouraged to take a step of faith and share the good news of Jesus with others. Learn how prayer, genuine care, and telling your story can help someone encounter and follow Christ.

What does it take to build something that will impact generations to come?  In this message celebrating the second anniversary of Coastal’s Generation Next campaign, we look at David’s plans for the temple in 1 Chronicles 28–29. His example reminds us that God’s work takes a committed team, a God-given vision, willing generosity, and hearts that recognize everything we have belongs to God.

Today's sermon reminds us that caring for others may require sacrifice and risk, and that God can shape our hearts to notice people’s needs and respond. Because Jesus has shown us compassion, we’re called to be “Jesus with skin on” by helping and loving the people around us.

In the first message of Radical Like Jesus, we explore how prayer helps us grow closer to God. Prayer is more than asking for what we need; its time spent with the God who knows us, loves us, and wants us to know him.

In today’s sermon, we are challenged with one central message: seek God first in every area of our lives.  The sermon addresses three important questions: What do we do when we feel far from God? Why does God allow suffering? And how should Christians approach politics and culture?

In today’s sermon, we learn how God calls and uses people regardless of gender, can redeem our church hurts through forgiveness, and speaks to us through Scripture, prayer, circumstances, and godly people when our hearts are surrendered and willing to follow Him.

Today's message challenges us to intentionally clothe ourselves with compassion, seeing those others overlook and becoming the hands and feet of Jesus by turning love into action.

Putting Christ first changes the way we walk through life’s hardest seasons. When we seek God daily and trust His guidance, He gives us the strength, wisdom, and direction we need to move forward in faith.

God calls every follower of Jesus to move from simply consuming to actively contributing, using the gifts, time, and resources He has given us to serve others and advance His Kingdom. Like the disciples feeding the 5,000, when we faithfully bring Jesus what we have—even when it seems insignificant—He can multiply it into something far greater than we could accomplish on our own.