Coastline Calvary Chapel

10/21/2026

Did Gabriel echo the final promise in Malachi?

Malachi 4:5–6 promised that Elijah would come before the day of the Lord and turn hearts. When Gabriel announced John the Baptist’s birth, he used that same language: John would
go before the Lord ‘in the spirit and power of Elijah,’ turn hearts and prepare a people for Him (Luke 1:16–17).

Luke does not present John as Elijah reincarnated; he presents John as fulfilling Elijah’s prophetic role. Jesus later
confirmed the connection while also recognizing that people could refuse it (Matthew 11:13–15; 17:10–13).

The Old Testament closes looking for a messenger. Luke opens by announcing that the messenger is coming—and that the
Lord is near.

Read Malachi 4 and Luke 1 together this week. What changes when you hear Gabriel’s words against Malachi’s promise?

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10/19/2026

🍁Free fun for all ages! We will be at Shoreline Park November 7, from 11:00am-2:00pm with fun games, prizes, drawings, contests, inflatables, candy & more!

🎃We are looking for volunteers, corporate sponsors, & candy donations.
👉Sponsorship Opportunities: https://coastlinelife.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/3753160
More info: [email protected]

🍂There are multiple areas to serve and two shifts to choose from! We have the same volunteer shirts as last year, so if you still have yours let us know! But if you need a new one we are happy to give you one!

👉Volunteers: https://coastlinelife.churchcenter.com/registrations/signups/3875699

10/18/2026

Good Morning Coastline! Join us at 9:30A + 11:15A

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10/18/2026

See you in the morning!
🙌🏼 Services at 9:30A + 11:15A
🥫Monthly Food Drive
😎 Kidz + Student Ministry happening!

10/16/2026

🥫THIS Sunday is our monthly Food Drive! Help us stock the local food pantry!🥫

Matthew 25:35: “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in.”

Drop off non perishable food items in the foyer in the blue buckets!

10/15/2026

📣Services are on for Sunday!
We will only have 2 services at 9:30A + 11:15A!

10/14/2026

Why were the people in Nehemiah 8 told to stop weeping after hearing God’s Word?

Their tears were not mocked.
The Law had exposed their failure, and the people felt its weight. But Nehemiah, Ezra and the Levites reminded them that the day was holy and directed them to celebrate, share with those who had nothing prepared and find strength in the joy of the Lord (Nehemiah 8:8–12).

Conviction was meant to lead them back to God, not trap them in
hopelessness. Scripture can wound our pride while restoring our joy because the God who speaks is also gracious
and merciful (Nehemiah 9:17).

Read the whole scene with us this week. Do you tend to resist conviction—or remain in grief after God calls you forward?

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10/13/2026

HURRICANE UPDATE
Considering all we’ve been through, the campus looks amazing! More than 60 people stepped away from their own cleanup and storm damage to help clear fallen trees and address dangerous structural issues on our campus. Thank you for loving and serving your church family so generously.

THE REST OF THE WEEK
All campus gatherings and activities are canceled for the remainder of this week. Our focus is preparing for Sunday worship. We are still determining what that will look like, depending on whether power can be restored.

CURRENT STATUS
Asplundh and FPL crews are on campus today, working to clear fallen trees from the power lines and restore electricity. We’re grateful for their hard work!

WHAT WE STILL DON’T KNOW
A pine tree fell on the main electrical line connecting the utility pole to our buildings. Once FPL restores power to the pole, we can determine whether there is damage to the campus electrical system. If repairs are needed on our side, we will need an electrician’s help.

Please continue praying for everyone affected by the storm and for the crews working to restore power. We’ll share our Sunday service plans as soon as we have more information.