Coastal Oaks Church

In Week 5 of the #RomansCOC series at COC, we see the Church in Rome struggle with the idea that God would give them a pass on sinful living because of their history of faith. Paul urges them to repent, live differently, & not cheapen God's grace. Follow along as Pastor Kevin makes modern application for those of us who call Coastal Oaks Church home.- Romans 2:1-6

In Week 4 of this #RomansCOC series at Coastal Oaks, Pastor Kevin wraps up an in-depth study of Chapter 1 by reminding us that God still calls sin what it is, and that there are consequences for living in sin and consequences for living amongst sinful man.- Romans 1:18-32

In Week 3 of our series, "Romans: The Letter Than Changed the World," Pastor Kevin walks with Paul through the back end of Chapter 1 to clearly define the Gospel, and set the stage for the rest of the book.- Romans 1:16-17

In Week 2 of our current teaching series, "Romans: The Letter That Changed the World," Pastor Kevin highlights Paul's personal introduction to the Church at Rome, as he seeks to establish credibility among them like an ambassador to a foreign country would do.- Romans 1:1-15

As Coastal Oaks prepares to pray toward and bring another Encounter offering in March 2016 toward the next phase of debt-free construction & ministry, Pastor Kevin goes back to the beginning of debt-free ministry at COC, and looks again to Scripture, to establish a pattern of God's faithfulness to His people when they listen intently and obey wholly.- John 8

Many people begin new things coinciding with the coming of a new year. Could it be possible that one of those new things is a renewed commitment to Bible reading in 2016? Join us in this podcast as Pastor Kevin examines some Bible reading basics.- 2 Timothy 3:14-17

The birth of Jesus was a vivid picture of deity coming down to dwell among men, and was indeed the fulfillment of the good news of great joy that prophets had foretold for centuries.- Luke 2:1-20

God always promised His presence with His people, but He never promised 100% clarity, or that He wouldn't interrupt plans made from a human perspective. This timeless truth of Scripture is easily seen in the Christmas story, as well.- Luke 1:26-38, Matthew 1:1-18

As COC steps into the Christmas season, Pastor Kevin takes time on this Sunday to challenge COC to cling to, or in many cases, reclaim, the true meaning of Christmas by living out some key truths concerning Jesus' earthly ministry.- John 1:1-14, Philippians 2:5-8

As COC prepares for a month-long emphasis around the Lottie Moon Christmas offering whereby churches give to support international missionaries/missonary families, Pastor Kevin looks at the story of Jonah as an example of what not to do when God gives clear direction to "Go!".- Jonah 1:1-17

In preparation for Thanksgiving 2015, Pastor Kevin looks to the book of Ephesians to highlight gratitude as something that characterizes the life of a person whose faith is fully resolved in Christ.- Ephesians 5:15-21

In this short series on unity, Pastor Kevin explores some key truths evident in a church who is growing in unity.- Ephesians 4

What does the Church look like when it operates in unity? Listen through this podcast to get acquainted with what Scripture says are the characteristics and benefits of a unified faith.- Ephesians 4:1-6

In this, the concluding sermon in the #Restore series from Pastor Kevin at Coastal Oaks, we look at the steps Nehemiah took to clean out the temple after it was allowed to become cluttered.- Nehemiah 13:1-14

As COC prepares for a special worship gathering aimed at restoration, and Pastor Kevin concludes this Restore teaching series, we look one more time to the book of Nehemiah to see what he lead Israel to do in preparation for their assembly, similarly aimed at restoration.- Nehemiah 8:17-9:3

A huge part of the restoration of Israel through the work of Nehemiah was a dedicated time when the Israelites dedicated themselves to intense prayer and fasting. As COC preprares for a similar day, Pastor Kevin examines some guidelines laid out in Scripture for prayer/fasting so that the man of God might experience the fullness of the presence of God.- Nehemiah 1:1-11

Public commitments and confessions have been used for centuries to take mankind to deeper levels of spirituality, and to help men and women develop self-discipline. Why? Because they help keep us accountable. Join COC as we look at how a public commitment lead by Nehemiah lead Israel down the path of restoration.- Nehemiah 9:38 - 10:39

When you've been wronged or wronged another person, the shortest path to restoration starts with confession. Join COC as we look at how Nehemiah directed Israel to be open and honest about the role sin and rebellion played in their exile.- Nehemiah 9:32-37

The process of God restoring his people through Nehemiah started with something much smaller, seemingly, than the rebuilding of the wall around Jerusalem, when it actuality it was bigger than the rebuilding of the wall. Through obedience, they rediscovered the joy that naturally characterizes a life lived in harmony with God.- Nehemiah 8:13-18