We're changing everything! Take a listen to hear why we're shifting gears and how you can be involved! We're SO excited and we hope that you join us in this journey!

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All 6 of the Coastline Staff Members talk about what they’rethankful for, God’s generosity in their lives, and their favorite parts about Thanksgiving. But don’t worry, they also discuss things like answered prayers, makeup, the Old Testament, Thanksgiving pet peeves, what a Coastline Parade Float would look like, and who could take Luke in a fight (and who Luke thinks he could take in a fight). Thanks for listening!

All 6 of us are hopping on the podcast next week, and we thought it'd be fun to answer some listener questions. Email any and all questions, comments, and/or concerns to [email protected]! Thanks!

Shawn and Hunter talk about Coastline's newest sermon series, Give Thanks. But they also talk about a gazillion other things, as is customary with these two.

Hunter interviews Kevin Weiner, who is the Director of Missions and Mercy at Reality Los Angeles for our final episode in our Imperfect Line series. They discuss pickle ball, collegiate soccer, and the nature of podcasts. However, more importantly, they discuss Kevin's journey from Mira Costa student to UCLA goalie to being on staff at a "cool" church. Then, they talk about the risky nature of mercy, the importance of intimacy before ministry, and how being an effective witness for the kingdom in any circumstance is the nature of missions.

Obviously, this conversation was a blast, and we hope you enjoy it!

What do you think about the youth of America? They're on the phones too much? They're annoying? They are isolated? Lonely? Not religious anymore?

Hunter set out to ask some students at Coastline Youth that very question: what do you think adults think about you, and where are they right? What followed were several conversations that ended up becoming a really special episode of the Coastline Covenant Podcast.

Hunter chats with Lorrie Tom about how the universality of creativity. They discuss why creativity is important, the false dichotomy between being "creative" or "analytical", artists they respond to, radical authenticity, and Harry Styles!

Sometimes, things don't line up! We'll be back next week with a new episode.

Hunter and Michael talk about the most popular pop culture fathers, where society gets fatherhood right, and some of the neurological changes that happen to dads. Then, they look at what the Bible says about fatherhood, God as Father, and the model that Jesus provides for us dads.

Dad or not, this is a great conversation that we hope you enjoy!

Hunter sits down with Britt Faris to talk about how the world views parenting, her role as a mom, and how to prioritize her family values in a busy world. They also talk about Spanish, MLM's, and how Britt literally does not listen to podcasts. This is a GREAT episode and we hope you enjoy!