In this message from Ephesians 4:1–16, Pastor Neal Benson teaches that a healthy church grows in unity, serves with gifts, and matures in Christ. The Apostle Paul reminds us that unity isn’t something we create; it’s something the Holy Spirit gives, and we are called to protect it. Discover how using your spiritual gifts builds up the body of Christ and helps the church thrive as a living, breathing organism on mission for God’s glory.

In Ephesians 3:14–21, the Apostle Paul shares a powerful prayer for the church; one that still shapes our lives today. Paul kneels before the Father and prays that believers would be strengthened by the Spirit, rooted and established in Christ’s love, and open to the God who can do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine. In this message, Pastor Neal Benson unpacks Paul’s pastoral heart, shows us what it means for Christ to dwell in our hearts, and invites us to a bold life of prayer rooted in God’s love.

In Ephesians 2:11–22, Paul reminds us that Jesus tears down every wall that divides us: from God, from one another, and even within the church. Join Pastor Neal as he unpacks how the blood of Christ brings peace, reconciliation, and a new identity as citizens in God’s family.

In Ephesians 2:1–10, Paul reminds us of the stark reality, we were once dead in our sins, completely separated from God. But God, rich in mercy and overflowing with grace, has made us alive in Christ. In this Vision Sunday message, Pastor Neal Benson unpacks how God brings the dead to life by His grace and for His glory, and how Coastline is stepping into that calling to reach and disciple 1% of our community for Jesus.

In Ephesians 1:15–23, the apostle Paul prays that believers would truly know God and experience the riches of His power in their everyday lives. In this message, Pastor Neal Benson unpacks Paul’s prayer for the Ephesian church, reminding us that our greatest inheritance isn’t money or status, but knowing Christ and living in His resurrection power. We’ll explore what it means to be a people of faith and love, to live with hope, to embrace our inheritance as God’s children, and to walk in the same power that raised Jesus from the dead. Whether you feel stuck, anxious, or just going through the motions, this passage is a fresh invitation to connect with the God who gives wisdom, hope, and strength.

In this message from Ephesians 1:3–14, Pastor Neal Benson unpacks the inheritance we have in Christ. God has chosen us, adopted us, redeemed us, and sealed us with His Spirit. Whether you’re exploring faith or walking with Jesus for years, this passage shows that every spiritual blessing we need is already ours in Christ.

Ephesians begins with a powerful reminder: God calls ordinary people to be set apart for extraordinary purposes. In this message, Pastor Neal unpacks the background of Ephesus, Paul’s transformation, and what it means for us today to live as God’s holy people who bring grace and peace into the world.

What in your life inspires you to praise God? It could be seeing the ocean, standing on a tall mountain, or simply smelling your favorite flower on a walk. In Psalm 134 the Pilgrims have arrived in Jerusalem to worship God. But when they arrived in Jerusalem they might get distracted. They might think they need to get a bite to eat, find their luggage, or get a hotel right away. This Psalm invites them to come and worship God. It also invites us to worship God. Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson teaches us how: We respond to God’s presence with lives of unceasing praise.

Studies show that the worst punishment a prisoner can receive is solitary confinement. The lasting effects of lack of human contact has done horrible damage in the lives of people. In other words; we were meant to do life with others. So how come that presents so many difficulties? In Psalm 133 we learn about how “good and pleasant” it is when God’s people live in unity. Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson teaches how God’s blessing flows when His people dwell in unity.

Back in early elementary school there as a funny little say when we made a promise: Cross my heart, hope to die, stick a needle in my eye. Looking back, I have no clue why six years old are making a promise with that kind of language but in God’s word we see God’s promise to David. In Psalm 132 we read about a promise David made to God and a promise God made to David. Listen in as Pastor Neal Benson teaches us how God always keeps His promises and His Kingdom stands forever.