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Jay McCarl
Paul wouldn’t order Christians to wear spiritual armor if there wasn’t an desperate need to do so—that they may stand against an invisible enemy in a deadly invisible war. But he also reminded Christians that prayer in the spirit was absolutely part of that armor—so much so that to neglect it is to invite discouragement and defeat. That is amazing…
The modern church has reduced the Bible to little more than a self-help book—but nothing could be further from the truth. David understood this and mapped it out for us—even more, Paul understood this and charged Timothy and all Bible teachers to never forget the absolute gravity of this, God’s Word…
What has the church forgotten that moved and energized Abraham Moses David Paul and the great men and women of the Bible? The answer is closer than you think…
The modern church has reduced the Bible to little more than a self-help book—but nothing could be further from the truth. David understood this and mapped it out for us—even more, Paul understood this and charged Timothy and all Bible teachers to never forget the absolute gravity of this, God’s Word…
Jesus did not intend to be misunderstood—ever—so He used memorable objects to make sure people got His message. Caesarea Philippi—a particularly pagan place that painted the perfect picture of His future church and prickly Peter. Pastor Jay clears up one of the most misunderstood passages in the Bible…
The war with Iran—was it prophesied in the Bible? What really caused it? What is God saying to the world and the church through all the fighting—and is anyone listening? Big questions with direct answers from Pastor Jay…
PART 2: One of the most abused Biblical subjects—especially to Americans, is giving to God. When, how and why ought a Christian to give? And what are those liberating reasons the Bible tells us not to…? A game-changer—especially for those are being fleeced…
One of the most abused Biblical subjects—especially to Americans, is giving to God. When, how and why ought a Christian to give? And what are those liberating reasons the Bible tells us not to…? A game-changer—especially for those are being fleeced…
Oftentimes, the church views “no” as a negative response from God—but when it comes from a loving Father, “no” can have a powerful impact…
What is your mission? Every follower of Jesus has one, and He gives us His strength to complete it with the knowledge that I’m right where He wants me to be—even when it hurts. This message is a game-changer…
Jesus’ familiar parable about where you ‘build your house’—on rock or sand—contains an often ignored underlying truth—one that He wanted His disciples to never forget…
False Prophets seem to be popping up everywhere—but how can we tell they’re false in an age of AI and ever-shifting truths? Jesus cleared it up once and for all…
If there’s a bigger threat to Christian contentment than desperate need, it’s earthly abundance—but God uses both in His people, if they just remember four little words…
Genuine contentment in a crisis is unnatural to everyone—including Christians. What’s the secret to contentment under any circumstances? Paul knew—and he revealed it right here… (Part 1)
Part 2 of last week’s sermon—Paul not only told the Philippians to think on a broad range of virtues, but told them how. Even for Christians it can be tough, but sure isn’t complicated…
Jesus told His disciples to give, pray and fast—but not be like the hypocrites who did it to only show off their spirituality. Christians easily give and pray—but what about that third thing—and what did Jesus expect His disciples to do with it?
Peace of mind—everyone grasps for it, but if we’re honest we want it on our own terms—pushing it forever out of our reach. But—as always—God offers the perfect solution—perhaps hard to hear, but not difficult to do…
If you’re a boss or want to be one—if you have a boss and want to fix him or her—God has something to say about that…
We all know the Lord’s Prayer—but how did Jesus want His disciples to use with it? This is game-changer for every Christian life…
Doing good to others is never a show; when it is, it’s just an act. Drawing from this season of giving, Pastor Jeremy reminds us that Jesus wanted His disciples to be ‘like Santa’. Here’s how…
Where do we stand on God’s prophetic calendar? The events of this past year—even the last few days, are a mind-blowing reminder not to neglect God’s work—there may not be much time left…
Jesus commanded us to love our enemies, but what does that look like? Most people can’t imagine, and even fewer do. Christians must…
A Baby in a manger seems such a tiny thing, but Christmas is infinitely greater than humanity ever imagined—or ever could (but let’s try anyway)…
Pastor Jeremy continues his amazing study through Matthew’s Gospel—this week, continuing through the Sermon on the Mount. Enjoy!
Pastor Jeremy continues his superb series on the family—both God’s and our own. You will be blessed.
We cry out for peace of mind and heart—anything to soothe our anxieties in a world of chaos or in a life that’s spiraling out of control. And there’re answers—really good answers that are easily overlooked or forgotten in all the turbulence—answers that will bring peace like you’ve never known…
‘Jesus opened His mouth and began…’ — this description is more amazing than modern Christians could imagine. Here’s the story behind the launch of the greatest sermon ever preached…
Worried about relationships, regrets and tomorrow’s what-ifs? With a little help from King David, the Apostle Paul applies the perfect cure…
Jesus, Son of God, God incarnate—began His earthly ministry in both simple and staggering ways. Here’s how it all started…
Jesus commanded His disciples to go ‘all-in’ with Him, and not to worry about the often devastating personal cost—God will take care of their every concern. Easier said than done—but nothing is impossible with God… A MUST-listen message…
The ‘Temptation of Jesus’ is a controversial subject—and Pastor Jeremy sorts it out for us in this excellent—and challenging Bible study. Enjoy.
Paul’s superb exhortation, ‘be anxious for nothing’ is a loaded statement, one that followers of Jesus can’t afford to ignore. When they do—the outcome plays right into the Enemy’s plans…
Pastor Jeremy continues his trek through Matthew—this week, Mary’s husband Joseph is surprisingly similar to Joseph in Genesis. Then there’s John the Baptist and a big question—why did he need to baptize Jesus? Enjoy.
“Children obey your parents in the Lord…’ Paul quoted God’s command through Moses—which was for all children—including God’s own. A powerful message for everyone—children, parents and anyone who ever had a father—especially a Heavenly One… (Eph. 6:1-3)
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through Matthew—this week: what made a coven of pagan Magi act so wisely—and an Idumean king so wickedly—concerning a baby? Here’s the story…
One of Pastor Jay’s most important messages: there are always people who don’t get along, and Christians are no exception—like Euodia and Syntyche. But with Christians, there’s a cure—one the devil wants us to forget. It’s time we remembered—because the Christian joy is also found there…
Pastor Jeremy begins an epic study through the Gospel of Matthew. Fasten your seat belts…!
Pastor Jeremy gives more Godly counsel on marriage in Part 2, focusing on the role and responsibilities of Christian husbands. (Eph. 5:23-32)
Pastor Jeremy addresses the Biblical view of Marriage—here in part 1, he zeroes in on the responsibility of Christian wives… (Eph. 5:21-24)
Just back from Israel, Pastor Jay has some fresh and powerful insights about what in the world is going on—especially with Israel and the rising global opposition to her and her people. A must-listen…
Pastor Jim Davis, director of Pastoral Training of Asia, reveals three ways God speaks to us, using many of his experiences in Southeast Asia to bring the message home. You will be truly blessed.
Euodia and Syntyche were popular among the Philippians, but they weren’t getting along—and it threatened the church. In fact, their conflict seems to be what prompted Paul to write to the Philippians in the first place. A BIG message for every church…
King Ahab’s prophets told him what he wanted to hear—except the prophet Micaiah. He told Ahab the truth, and he hated Micaiah for it—but the truth wouldn’t—couldn’t—go away. A timely message for a wrong-headed nation…
Pastor Jeremy wraps up his in-depth study in the Minor Prophets as he finishes the great book of Malachi. Enjoy!
Pastor Jeremy begins wrapping up his study in the Minor Prophets as he tackles Malachi. Enjoy!
The horrendous events of the past week grip the soul with resolve to engage the enemies of truth and justice—but is this what God intends for His people? In fact, He gave us a list of the Bible’s greatest people of faith—and how they handled the horrible His way. It’s quite obvious—and at odds with how we’d like to handle life’s travesties…
Pastor Jeremy begins wrapping up his study in the Minor Prophets as he tackles Malachi. Enjoy!
If we admit it, it’s easy being a Christian in America. We go to church, sing the songs, listen to the preacher, talk of love—then go back to real life. It’s all good—but it doesn’t much resemble the Christians or the church in the Bible—because, for most of Christian America, genuine Christian love cramps our style. Here’s how—and what comes next…
Pastor Jeremy brings us Zechariah’s grand finale—and the Millennial reign of Jesus. Exciting times ahead…!
Are our ‘thoughts and prayers’ really worth anything after a tragedy—or are our actions before and after a disaster all that really matter in the course of life’s calamities? Pastor Jeremy shows us what King Hezekiah had to say about it…
Pastor Jeremy continues his excellent study in the Minor Prophets—this week: Zechariah reveals the coming of the Messiah—both first and second times—and both times, His people weren’t—and won’t be ready for it…
Why is the Christian witness in this world no longer plausible? Why doesn’t it seem to shine as true anymore? Paul told the Philippians that their citizenship was in Heaven—as is ours—and it seems many Christians have forgotten it…
Stunning encouragements and rebukes from the prophet Zechariah—on prayer, false shepherds, the first and second comings of the Messiah and more. Powerful words from a powerful God…
Paul called them ‘enemies of the cross of Christ’, and they made him weep—because sometimes the ‘unconverted’ are Christians…
Pastor Jeremy continues his study through the Minor Prophets—this week Zechariah prophecies about Gaza and the spectacular return of the Messiah. In view of today’s headlines, a must-listen…
Paul said so much in just a few words—especially about when Christians disagree with each other, and Christian examples they ought to follow—and be…
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through the Minor Prophets—this week, Zechariah rebukes the now returned-exiles, then gives them a vision of their distant—and marvelous future…
God is a great Rabbi—answering a question with another question. His ‘answer’ to His people’s question about how He wanted them to serve Him is one of life’s game-changers—especially for every Christian…
Zechariah asked all the right questions—and God’s angel gave him the perfect answers—which are the answers to some of our greatest unasked questions, too…
Paul ran his Christian life to win both the race and the prize—but of his many companions in ministry, one served well and dropped out; another failed miserably, but finished well. Which are you…?
In this short chapter the Prophet Zechariah wrote one of the most powerful verses in Scripture—in fact, it defines everything about our own ‘power’ to serve God. A must-listen…
Here is the sum-total of why Paul followed Jesus—and why he suffered so much to provoke all Christians to do the same. This remains the game-changer of Paul’s entire ministry…
The Prophet Zechariah begins to reveal ancient Israel’s coming Messiah in Pastor Jeremy’s latest study through the Minor Prophets. Enjoy.
Paul told the Philippians he wanted to know ‘the fellowship of sharing in Christ’s sufferings.’ Throughout his ministry he endured terrible sufferings—so why would he desire more of it, and to revel in it? It’s here that Paul declares the great and seemingly crazy yearning of Christians—one that’s been horrendously misunderstood for centuries…
The story of the Biblical matriarch Rebekah has a delightful start—and a scandalous end. How could this happen to a such major player in the story of God’s people? The same way it happens to far too many Christians today…
The Prophet Zechariah picks up where the Prophets Haggai and Ezekiel left off—and begins unveiling the future of God’s people and their Land. Here it comes…!
A powerful and provocative look into Haggai’s amazing prophecy to God’s downtrodden—yet neglectful—people. You will be blessed.
A literal Resurrection of the Dead was taught throughout the Bible—especially by Jesus and Paul. It was the ‘blessed hope’ of every believing Christian in the early church—but not so much by churches today. What changed? What are the consequences? And why should we care? A powerful provocation to remember where we’re going…
The finish line of Paul’s entire life—that for which he sacrificed everything—country, kindred, credentials, honor, comfort, liberty and life itself—was that he might know Christ. This was the death knell of religion and ‘churchianity’; of self-centeredness and pride. It’s why we are Christians…
Straight out of today’s headlines, Zephaniah prophesies where Israel’s future is going—a true revelation of God’s mind and heart…
Israel’s War with Iran—where do things stand? What does it mean for us? What comes next? A quick update…
The Galileans were taught terrible, false things about God by their own religious leaders. Then Jesus came along and cleared it up for them (and us)—that our Heavenly Father is greater than we know—and more loving than we ever imagined…
Zephaniah prophecies against Jerusalem—even God’s own people in God’s own city—can (and do) revolt against Him. Here’s what God has to say about it…
Paul’s warning to the Philippians was a caution to all followers of Jesus—that we’re destined to be like Him and with Him, and that all our earthly qualifications to do so are…dung. (Rated PG)
Zephaniah rebukes Judah for their complacency about God—and reveals a terrifying vision of the end of the world…
Paul told the Philippian church, ‘Rejoice!’—then reminded them, as God’s people, just how much they need reminding—and why. An unusually potent message that hits very close to home…
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through Zephaniah—a short book by one of the most influential Old Testament prophets. Check it out…!
When Paul sang the praises of Timothy and Epaphroditus to the Philippians, he also defined what it meant to be a Christian. It became their resumes. Ours, too…
Zephaniah was the only prophet descended from royalty—and it made him the perfect messenger to the king of Judah and God’s errant people. Big insights from Pastor Jeremy…
Paul was about to send two friends on a dangerous journey to Philippi. Not surprising. What qualified these men to be his messengers? Surprising! And their qualities challenge all Christians everywhere. A sermon that digs up a few hidden gems…
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through the Minor Prophets—this week he opens up one of the great prophecies of the Old Testament—by a prophet who was so very much like us…
The prophet Habakkuk uttered some of the most amazing prophecies in the Old Testament, and in only three chapters—and then his little book became a glorious musical…
The prophet Samuel learned early on about needing for an open heart for whatever the Lord revealed—and this time it would make the ears of all Israel tingle…
Paul wanted more than assurances that his ministry to the Philippians counted for something in Heaven—he hoped to boast about it, too. This begs a powerful question: how does God measure our successes and failures in eternity? The answer is bigger than the question…
The events of the Resurrection of Jesus were complicated and misunderstood—for a while—but a few weeks later, it would define life itself. What was God doing? Here it is…
Nahum was the prophet God chose to seal the doom of the Assyrians. They repented because of Jonah, but hundred years later they returned to their grotesque ways. It serves well as God’s warning from the distant past to the people of a decadent future…
The multitudes celebrating Passover that day in Jerusalem believed (for the moment) that Jesus was the right Messiah—but they didn’t get the Messiah right—and they didn’t notice how small they’d actually made Him. A Palm Sunday sermon (John 12)
Pastor Jeremy continues his journey through the Minor Prophets—follow along, as he plunges into the prophecies of Micah.
Following Jesus—what does that really look like? C.S. Lewis said, “The church exists for no other purpose but to draw men into Christ, to make them little Christs… God became man for no other purpose. It is even doubtful, you know, whether the whole universe was created for any other reason.” What Paul said and Jesus did more than prove it true… (Part 2 of a hard look at one of the most important passages in the Bible.)
Mary’s final recorded words in Scripture were perhaps her most profound and important—as were Jesus’ final (recorded) words to Peter—and they were nearly the same. And for us today, nothing could be more important. One of Pastor Jeremy’s most powerful sermons…!
Israeli and Israel expert Ronnie gives an up-to-date briefing on breaking developments in the Middle East, followed by a vigorous Q & A (unedited—questions were not mic’d, causing brief silences in the recording).
Pastor Jeremy continues his trek through the Minor Prophets: This week, Jonah finds himself in a really dark place—and it wasn’t God’s fault, but it was His doing…
Following Jesus—what does that really look like? It starts here (and it will make your pastor really happy. (Part 1 of a hard look at one of the most important passages in the Bible.)
Whether individually, in the church or in the world, Christians attract all kinds of opposition—and must face it like Christians. But what does that look like…?
Pastor Jeremy continues his trek through the Minor Prophets. This week, Jonah takes ship to flee from God—who has other plans for him…
Obadiah prophesied against Edom because of how they treated Israel. Why was this a big deal to God? Because they were brothers. Which brings us to how church-people often treat each other…
Pastor Jeremy continues his study through the Minor Prophets: This week, God’s rebuke of Israel reveals His underlying love and grace—and there’s a lot of it…
Prophecy Updates address Israel and global conflicts—but there’re other prophecies—powerful warnings to the church of the Last Days. We need to listen—before it’s too late…
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study of Amos—this week God rebukes Israel about her complacency and her crooked spiritual and moral plumb-line…
How do you sum up 2024 in prophetic terms? One man put it simply: “Oh Wow!”. Here’s where we were and where it looks like we’re going—rapidly. Oh wow…!
A beautiful ‘string of pearls’ straight from the Bible, celebrating the First Coming of Christ…
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through the Minor Prophets—this week, God pleads with rebellious Israel and reminds the nation just how far He’ll go to get them to return to Him. God never ceases to amaze…!
Why Christmas? What did the original church think of such a celebration? A special message about Christmas and what God did that makes it so wonderful…
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through the Minor Prophets—this week, God rejects religion—so what does He really want…?
Pastor Jeremy continues his in-depth study through the Minor Prophets—this week, God gets really personal with religious—yet rebellious—Israel. Buckle up…
Paul told the Philippians to conduct themselves ‘in a manner worthy of the Gospel’—a harmless-sounding appeal—until you understand what the Philippians actually heard him say… (Philippians 1:23-27)
Paul bared his soul to his beloved Philippian church—and showed them a stunning picture of Jesus and God’s ultimate purpose for all Christians…
Pastor Jeremy continues his excellent study through the Book of Amos—this week, God challenges rebellious Israel’s entitlements. A very timely message…
Depression is painfully real, with a variety of causes and cures—but the most common cause—and cure—is the one people don’t like to admit…
Some preachers tried to poach Paul’s followers and make a name for themselves while he languished in prison. They were corrupt and self-seeking, but what Paul told the Philippians about them is a much-needed lesson for every church—and pastor…
Pastor Jeremy continues his powerful teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets. This week, God gives Israel a soft landing to a very bumpy ride. You will be blessed (and a bit convicted)…
Pastor Jeremy continues his powerful teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets. You will be blessed (and a bit convicted)…
Pastor Jeremy continues his powerful teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets. You will be blessed (and a bit convicted)…
Pastor Jeremy continues his powerful teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets. You will be blessed (and a bit convicted)…
A time-sensitive sermon for all sorts of decisions—especially elections—or as Pastor Jeremy says “to flush or not to flush…” This one deserves your attention…
Depression can happen to anyone; to some, it’s a bulldozer. What does God say about it? Even more, what can He do about it? Check out Pastor Jeremy’s latest sermon…
…and He never will. He’s always working—and, according to Paul, does His best when we’re at our worst. Includes a very special Veteran’s Day tribute by Gen. Jan Johnson (Ret.). You will be blessed.
Paul prayed that the Philippians would shine like Jesus. This is easy to pray, but for messed up, ordinary people, far harder to do. That’s when God steps in with a little grace and a lot of power…
Israel has become the center of the World’s attention—and irrational fury. What’s really going on, especially in light of all the recent news coming out of the Middle East. Here’s a ounce of perspective on our troubling times…
Pastor Jeremy continues teaching through the Minor Prophets, this time in Hosea 7, where God’s dire warnings to Israel should make American politicians tremble…
Paul prayed that Christians be able to discern what’s ‘best’, but they too often settle for ‘good enough’. Big mistake—and here’s how to avoid making it…
God changed Jacob’s really embarrassing name to something wonderful—’Israel’—but he didn’t always live up to God’s gracious improvement. Neither do we—so here’s what God does about it… Another fantastic teaching from Pastor Jeremy.
Pastor Jeremy continues his teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets.
Pastor Jeremy continues his teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets.
Pastor Jeremy continues his teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets.
Pastor Jeremy continues his teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets.
Pastor Jeremy continues his teaching series through the amazing (and often convicting) Minor Prophets.
Ever feel conflicted? Stretched between right and wrong? Then you’re not alone. We all have two natures at war with each other: the Flesh vs the Spirit—and it’s a vicious battle…!
Paul prayed for the Philippians to ABOUND in knowledge—but of what? The final answer is Jesus. But how do we really come to know Him—and to what end? (PART 1)
Paul prayed that the Philippian Church’s love would ABOUND—more and more. It’s marvelous—but what does it look like and what’s the source of something so increasingly fantastic? Stay tuned…
It’s what permeated Paul’s entire message and his life wherever he went—it made him tick and it saw him through all he suffered—even death. And it’s shockingly easy to miss. Paul, as he expressed his love for the Philippians, reminded them of an astonishing truth about Jesus—something they must never forget. Us, too…
What does Joshua’s conquest of Canaan have to do with the baptism of the Holy Spirit? Very much indeed. One of Pastor Jeremy’s best…!
The Bible mentions joy and rejoicing over 2000 times—and it means something very different than we presume—or what we’re sometimes led to believe…
Are there saints in your church? Are there any left in the world? The answer is a big ‘yes’—but it’s not because they’re just good people…
Pastor Jeremy continues his 2-part series about missed opportunities and false starts—and that it’s never too late for a new beginning…!
For the Philippians, Paul in prison was the worst that could happen; for Paul—and the Gospel—it was the best, and he told the Philippians so. He even told them to rejoice. But how do you do that…?
Everyone needs a helping hand in the faith—and everyone has a part to play in discipleship…!
As much as fertile ground is needed for physical growth, spiritual growth demands a fertile heart…
In the final installment of his Philippians introduction, Pastor Jay tackles two baffling questions: why did Paul and Silas stay in prison when they could have escaped, and why didn’t they tell the men who beat and imprisoned them that they were Roman citizens? Hint—it saved and protected the Philippian church from disaster… (Acts 16:22-40)
In Part 3 of Pastor Jay’s introduction to Philippians, a powerful demon confronts Paul and his team—but when Paul casts it out of the fortune-teller, the real trouble began. Lots of lessons in this message that the devil will hate (and you may not like some of them either)… (Acts 16:16-19)
The great Apostle Paul—Pharisee, missionary, evangelist, agitator—was tasked by God to preach the gospel to Europe. His first audience? Less than ten women praying by a river. But as you read this, if you’re a Christian today, it’s proof that no ministry to anyone is too small… (Introduction, Part 2)
Pastor Jay begins an intimate look into Paul’s great letter to the Philippian church. This week: how Paul got there was amazing; what happened next seemed so small—and it changed the course of history…
When Nehemiah was out of town, his enemies took advantage. But when he discovered the treachery, he prayed, cleared out their houses and cleaned their clocks. A fitting conclusion to one of the most powerful missions in the Bible. (Neh. 13)
The disciples had just returned from a week of powerful ministry. Jesus, however, seemed to pour cold water on their rejoicing—and for a very, very good reason… (Luke 10:17-24)
Pastor Jay’s Revelation series concludes with the question of what Jesus really meant by ‘hot, cold and lukewarm’. The answer isn’t what you think: an admonishment to His church and pastors everywhere about their supreme duty to each other and to the whole world…
The Philadelphian church was under attack by ‘the synagogue of Satan’—who did great damage. Who were they? What did they do—and what did Jesus do about them? And what about those Philadelphian Christians—how did they overcome? Here’s the untold story…
God helps. God offers to help. But what about those who didn’t want His help and never asked Him for it? Does He still help against their wishes? What will He do?
Part 4 of Jay’s Revelation Epilogue—a penetrating look into Jesus’ critique of His churches and how His 7 letters are a Last-Days warning to all churches—and their pastors—everywhere. This week: Jesus confronted the Sardis church, who died without knowing it was dead—just like a zombie. A startling ultimatum from the Head of the Church…
PART 2: A bird’s eye view of God’s faithfulness despite Israel’s—and America’s—unfaithfulness. Amazing. (Neh. 9:22-38)
A bird’s eye view of God’s faithfulness despite man’s unfaithfulness. Isn’t God amazing…!
The walls were finished. Now Nehemiah brought in Ezra to read God’s Word to all the people—something they hadn’t heard in a very long time. The result was overwhelming…
Part 3 of Jay’s Revelation Epilogue—a penetrating look into Jesus’ critique of His churches and how His 7 letters are a Last-Days warning to all churches everywhere—and their Pastors. This week: Pergamum, Thyatira and what provokes Jesus to fight against His own…
An Israel-Iran war update, followed by Part 2 of Jay’s Revelation Epilogue, a penetrating look into Jesus’ critique of His churches—and how His 7 letters are a Last-Days warning to pastors and churches both.
Jesus’ final words from the cross were ‘It is Finished’. But what was ‘finished’? What was still needed—and from whom? (A word of warning—you’ll never look at lasagna the same). (John 19:30)
Jesus is alive—despite any earthly, intellectual and theological opposition, His resurrection is no myth, and eternity with or without Him is inevitable…
‘Revelation’ reveals Jesus—in glory, justice, royalty, wrath and love—but what about those 7 churches? Why did He write to them? And what do they reveal about Him and His real intentions for His church on earth? This may come as a shock… (Part 1)
After two years looking at Revelation, what’s changed in the way you see it? What’s different in how you view the wrath of God, eternity and especially Jesus Himself? Even more important, how has it changed you? Here’s Revelation in a nutshell—and what the ancients did with its message…
We all have the right—and need—to be corrected by God, through His people, for our good. Seems God has a rather different view of our ‘rights’…
Jerusalem’s Golden Gate can be controversial, but there’s no question what—or who—it’s about. A must-listen from Pastor Jeremy Grant.
With the brief interruption of a local power failure, Pastor Jeremy makes a connection between Jerusalem’s gates—and ours. Really. (Neh. 3:11-20)
Pastor Jeremy continues his study through the Book of Nehemiah—this week, Nehemiah starts to repair the gates, and there’s so much to glean from why he did what he did…!
When Nehemiah got to Jerusalem, he also got to work—and the wall’s weakest spots came first—the Gates…
Pastor Jeremy Grant introduces one of the great men in the Bible—powerful, popular, influential, smart—and God alone ruled his heart. (Chapter 1)
The conclusion of our 2-year journey through Revelation—Jesus invites sinners to heaven and warns His church about tampering with His Book. Powerful, joyous, sobering, wonderful…!
Possibly the most important sermon of the entire series, Jesus puts His signature on the Book of Revelation. Here’s what that looks like…
God’s last warning to the world and the church, in the last chapter of the last book in the Bible. It’s a big one…
Who is the Alpha and Omega? And what about those ‘washed robes’ in Heaven? The questions may seem small, but the answers is greater than the universe itself…
When He returns, Jesus will reward His followers—but what is this reward? Even more, what will that event look like?
John’s angelic host gave three warnings to the last-days church—as powerful now as they were a couple thousand years ago…
Jesus said He would bless anyone who ‘keeps the words of the prophecy in this book’ of Revelation—but how do you ‘keep’ Revelation? The answer is so simple—but it’s not for the faint of heart…
The Book of Revelation is packed with blessings, all of which are wonderful beyond words (but we’ll try anyway)…
Three stunning new developments concerning End Times Prophecy popped in the just past two months. Fasten your seat belts…
The Magi went to see Jesus late, but there were others who knew very well who He was—and never went to see Him at all… An insightful Christmas Eve message from Pastor Jeremy Grant.
In his electrifying prayer-series finale, Pastor Jeremy digs into Daniel 9—and unearths a tremendous prayer not only for Israel, but for America—and every Christian heart…
Jesus knew His audience—some loved what He said, others hated it—especially when His lessons portrayed ‘bad guys’ as good and ‘good guys’ as bad. This was glaring when He taught about praying—the righteous hated it while the hopeless found mercy. Here’s the story… (Luke 18:9-14)
First, Jesus told His disciples not to pray like the hypocrites—then He told them to pray by keeping it real—to pray like saints… (Matt. 6:9-14)
Jesus taught us to pray, but He also warned us how not to pray—and the distinction is marvelous. Now go pray… (Matthew 6:5-7; includes an update by Pastor Jay)
Doing what’s right is rarely easy, but it’s not complicated. Yet what holds us back? What cripples God’s own people from doing the good for which He created them? Well, a long time ago there were these two women… (1 Kings 3:16-28)
What did the Father give to Jesus? More than you may know—and it’s both baffling and glorious… Theologian Ken Needham gives tremendous insights into Jesus’ prayer for His disciples (John 17).
There’s a hidden gap between reality and the truth—between what we want when we’re strong and what we admit we need in our weakness. King Solomon discovered the difference when God offered him a blank check—to tell Him what he wanted or to receive from God what he lacked. The truth is found right there… (1 Kings 3)
Like a rip tide, sin wants to pull us in—and down. Here’s how to win against the tide… (Gal. 3:26-4:31)
God can take our messes and turn them into something good—it’s what He does, because He love us. You are definitely beloved… (2 Samuel 12:24–25)
John’s Revelation is complete—now come the final words of the Bible—blessings, warnings and urgency, with a little help from Peter…
In Heaven people will see astonishing things—including the face of God, a ‘lamp’ like no other, marked people and indescribable splendor. But it’s not pie-in-the-sky-by-and-by—it’s our greatest hope in this world. Here’s why…
Our Forever Home is beyond description—more than the Patriarchs or Apostles ever imagined—yet it’s been described for us in considerable detail for thousands of years. Here’s the story… (Part 2)
The New Jerusalem—the Apostle John gave us a Grand Tour of our Forever Home. Amazing, wondrous—more than the Patriarchs and Apostles ever imagined—and revealed to us in these Last Days. (Part 1)
Are you going to Heaven? What happens when you get there? The Apostle John gave us a mind-blowing sketch of what your life in Heaven will be like—a life that, for you, began the moment you followed Jesus… (Revelation 2:5-8; RECORDED LIVE in ISRAEL)
Do people still believe in Heaven? Does the church? Many say they do—but do they live like it? Big questions with amazing answers…
After Judgement Day comes a whole new universe—including an astonishing New Jerusalem. To try to describe it is beyond words and imagination, but we’ll start here…
Judgement Day: Who will stand in the dock and who will be in the stands? Is Hell even real and is God really fair? The climax of universal history asks the biggest questions—that demand even bigger answers. Here we go…
At the real end of the world, Satan is unleashed one last time to deceive whoever he can—but why? How could God allow such a thing, and why would anyone fall for the devil after a thousand years of paradise? The answers are bigger than the questions…
How much does Jesus love you? Take a good look at the Millennium—and it’s only the beginning…
The Great Happy Ending of Planet Earth will be the thousand-year reign of Jesus—the ‘Millennium’. Revelation, the apostle Paul and Jesus Christ said that every Christian will also be there the whole time. But why? What will it be like and what will they be doing? What will you be doing during the Millennium? (Part … Continue reading “Earth’s Happy Ending: The Millennium” PART 1 →
Is the thousand-year reign of Jesus literal or symbolic? One thing is sure—it has always been yearning of every human heart. Here’s why that’s so important…
Jesus warned of a judgment that will happen immediately after His return—concerning some ‘sheep and goats’. It’s not only a deep look at the people who survived the Tribulation, but a revealing of what a mature Christian actually looks like… (Rev. 19; Matt. 25:31-46)
What happens right after Jesus returns—between Armageddon and the Millennium? Here is one of at least two tremendous events. What’s surprising is neither is in Revelation—which brings us to Matthew… (Rev. 19, PART 2)
What happens right after Jesus returns? You might be surprised—and there’s something you need to know in order to find out… (PART 1)
The actual Return of Jesus Christ—not only the grand finale of the Bible, but the climax of history itself. Get ready—everything is about to change…
The actual Return of Jesus Christ—not only the grand finale of the Bible, but the climax of history itself. Get ready—everything is about to change…
Babylon the Great has fallen—Jesus will soon be returning to reclaim the earth—and in-between is the Marriage of Jesus and His church—perhaps the greatest event in the history of eternity… (A ‘Galilean Wedding’ sermon)
Babylon the Great has fallen—Jesus will soon be returning to reclaim the earth—and in-between is the Marriage of Jesus to His church—perhaps the greatest event in the history of eternity… (A ‘Galilean Wedding’ sermon)
The climax of the Great Tribulation is the destruction of Babylon the Great—the Antichrist’s earthly kingdom. The lessons in Chapter 18 are both painful, powerful—and essential for the church—especially in today’s turbulent world…
Another fantastic teaching and encouragement from Pastor Jeremy Grant. Luke 24—you will be blessed.
Who is that Prostitute riding the Beast and why is she so important to him? One thing for sure—she’s far worse than you think, and she’s shockingly disposable to the Antichrist. A deep-dive into the finale of the God’s Wrath. (Rev. 17)
In a future where mankind would rather celebrate sin, God will justly pour out His fury at sin because He hates what it does to people. This time will be worse than anything before—it’s God’s endgame…
What is ‘Harvest of the Earth’, who is the ‘harvester’ and happens as a result? This launches the final and most terrible parts of God’s Wrath—and yet there’s a powerful message of His love still shining in the storm…
Even when the Wrath of God is raging, God remains unwilling that any should be lost. A powerful look at Wrath, Hell and Repentance. (PG-13)
Jesus rose from the dead, so we will, too—but to what end? Because of His resurrection, what will our resurrection bring? It will be glorious—and so much more. You will like this one…
What is it about the 144K that will make them so endearing to Jesus? It’s the same characteristics that make the church powerful and effective here and now. An important lesson from Revelation 14 — and Isaiah.
The Antichrist takes over the world’s system—but how does he do it? In fact, the stage is already set and it’s spreading like a disease. Even so, there are some who’ll be immune—and you’ll want to know why. This message includes a brief prophecy update. (Rev. 13:18-14:5)
What is it? What was it? Who is the False Prophet who will enforce it? What about the church—will it go through the Tribulation—forced to decide to take it or die? Troubling questions with surprisingly clear answers…
A terrifying time in future history, most of the world will rejoice at the blasphemous rule of the Satan-empowered Antichrist. Today’s headlines signal that we are already careening toward this dreadful climax of history…
It may come as a surprise that God’s Law doesn’t and can’t save us—but is does point straight to the only One Who can…
The Antichrist is truly a ‘Beast’—but to the world he is shockingly like Jesus Christ. Who is he? This message answers that question with another question—and a warning to the church.
What is that terrifying first beast rising from the sea in Revelation 13? Here John sounds the alarm—that the rise of this monster means that Satan just got his wish…
Who is Gog and Magog—and why must they invade Israel? The answer is in today’s—and tomorrow’s—headlines. Stay tuned…
In Revelation 12:17 the devil unleashes his fury at the Jewish People—but Jesus also warned that Satan’s rage already extends to many others—especially those he considers a threat. And those provocative people have one thing in common…
Alas, how quickly God’s people can gripe even when they’ve been blessed. A ‘reminder’ from Numbers 11 by Pastor Jim Milne.
In the depths of the Great Tribulation Satan unleashes his fury on earth, the Antichrist exerts his blasphemous pride and at the moment of their greatest peril the Jewish people wake up to the reality of the Messiah’s identity—and flee to Jordan. And this is just the start…
Revelation 12 reveals possibly the worst day the world has or ever will see. The good news is, it also reveals to those who must endure it—and to us—the secret of overcoming the Devil himself…
Revelation 12 opens with two stunning ‘signs’—a woman in distress and a ravenous dragon with access to Heaven itself. Where are these signs pointing—more than that, what do they have to do with us? You might be surprised…!
If we could imagine eternity, we might begin to grasp the extent of God’s love for people. For now, Christmas paints a wondrous picture…
God didn’t approach the world with an offer to negotiate—only to give. The celebrations that surround Him are all about giving—and He’s always been the giver. Rejoice…!
Masada is not in the Bible, but the Bible was discovered in Masada—buried when Israel fell, unearthed in the regathered Nation. A major prophecy confirmed—and nothing less than a miracle. (Ezekiel 37:1-14)
What were the “Gates of Hell” that Jesus spoke of? Why did He name Simon the “Rock”? Jesus used this pagan shrine to show us how He would build His church—and what our part in it looks like… (Matthew 16:13-18)
This ancient well holds huge significance—especially for those who think they’re too small to serve God in a great way…
When Jesus told His disciples to ‘go’, He meant ‘not stay’. Here is a man who ‘goes’, and when he does, Africa gets blessed. List to his message—he will bless you, too…
Even Israel’s feasts pointed to the Messiah’s coming—both His first and second. A speculative revelation—and He even used food. A powerful message from ‘rabbi’ Jacob Cohen.
The 7th Trumpet is sounded, the 2nd Woe is passed. The 3rd Woe is right behind, but before it comes, we’re shown where the Ark of the Covenant has been all along. Now THAT’S a revelation…
More on the identity of these earth-shaking individuals and a powerful provocation from the circumstances surrounding their deaths. The church and the world would do well to listen to them… (Part 2)
What shocking thing did Moses and Paul have in common? The answer asks a startling question of all God’s people. An amazing message by theologian, Torchbearer and friend, Ken Needham.
What is the essence of church leadership? Theologian and Torch-Bearer Ken Needham gives us a view of leadership from the Burning Bush (with brief biographical Q & A by Pastor Jay). [There are a few seconds of silence before the message begins]
An in-depth look at two of the most mysterious people in the Bible—the Two Witnesses (and one more)…
When Jesus returns, Ground-Zero Planet Earth will be the next Jewish Temple in Jerusalem—but what’s so special about that place, and why does the Antichrist want it so badly? Check this out…
Recognizing our identity in Christ is a vital key to victory in a Christian’s life. A profound look at Romans 6 by Bob Clark. Blessings are in store…!
Revelation 10 is full of mysteries—written and unwritten—and God tells John to eat them. It doesn’t get any stranger than that—or more amazing…
The Bible frequently uses a particular word—one so important that if we miss its point, we neglect one of the greatest blessings God ever offered. The ramifications are enormous—”to reject it leads either to sadness or to wrath.” J.R.R. Tolkien
The ‘Abyss’—what is it? Where is it? And why are demons terrified of it? Even more, who frees its demons to run amok and who will—and won’t—be tormented by them? Big questions with big answers from Revelation 9.
When Jesus breaks the 7th seal, trumpets begin to blow—and with each blast God’s wrath intensifies. And it’s still just the beginning. It’s coming, and no one can stop it—so what do we do while we wait, and is there an escape-clause?
What about the people who ‘come to Jesus’ when God’s Wrath is unleashed on the world—why are they killed, how do they die, and what becomes of them in heaven? The lessons to us living today are huge…
There’s been plenty of controversy surrounding the 144,000 in Revelation 7—here are a few solid answers (and a provocation or two).
When Jesus breaks the 5th seal, a strange group of people appear under an alter in heaven. Who are they? More than that—who killed them, and what will God to do about it? Amazing revelations of the past, the future and eternity are popping here…
The 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse—they’re widely known, but little understood—that is, until we see them through ancient eyes where The Wrath takes on fearsome new dimensions. It’s coming—so what do we do now? Red alert…
It’s a question that’s seldom asked: the Tribulation is coming—but why? Why must there be God’s Wrath—when will it hit, and who must suffer through it? The answers are shattering and glorious—and beyond words… (Revelation 6 supplement)
‘The Great Tribulation’—Daniel’s ’70th Week’—where does it begin, and how? The answer is in Revelation 5, and it’s shockingly simple…
The ‘Four Living Creatures’ around God’s throne—what are they? Even more—what do they have to say to us today? One thing is sure—it’s bigger than anyone could imagine… (Rev. 4:6-11)
The End of the World launches at the Throne of God, and those mysterious twenty-four ‘Elders’ have everything to do with it. Who are they? Why are they there? More than that—what does any of this have to do with the Lord’s Prayer? Much indeed…! (Rev. 4:3-6a)
The End of the World will begin at the Throne of God, and Jesus showed John what must happen—but he saw more than he could possibly imagine. Us, too—but Jesus dares us to try… (Revelation 4:1-3)
Roe v. Wade has been overturned—what’s next for the church—for America—for the world…? A short provocation for an age of rage… (14:00)
Jesus called the Laodicean church "lukewarm" —and it doesn't mean what you think. Even so, He also loved them—a lot. Here's the story…
The Church at Philadelphia was under attack for reasons they didn’t fully understand. But Jesus knew, and His solution to their distress was more powerful than anyone imagined…
Prosperous, secure, entitled, mediocre, dead. The church at Sardis was all of that—and though they were the ‘body of Christ’, Jesus told them they were no better than a corpse. I wonder what He would say to the churches today…? Fasten your seat belts…
A stirring message on Psalm 23 by the always inspiring Matthew Shepherd of New Zealand. You will be blessed.
The Church at Thyatira ‘tolerated’ a prophetess who fostered idolatry among them—after all, how could Jesus have a problem with that—it’s such a small thing and it makes the people happy. The church, however, belonged to Jesus, and He had other ideas about such things—things that sound painfully like an ultimatum to the church today. … Continue reading “To the Church at Thyatira: A Ultimatum” →
The Church in Pergamum was exceptionally faithful to Jesus, but they were also corrupt due to some really bad ideas. Jesus was faithful to them, too—and He rebuked them in order to bless them—along with the rest of the world…
According to Jesus Himself, there is a single qualification to be one of His churches—and considering Who set this standard and from where He said it, every church should stand and listen—or tremble… [Rev. 1:12-2:7]
In the history of the world, only a single individual ever died and came back to life never to die again—a man who beat the menacing fate afflicting all people everywhere—death—just one man who became everything the world ever needed to bring genuine hope for life. And we get to be just like Him forever—but … Continue reading “The Resurrected: Infinite Humanity” →
“Good Friday” is a strange name for the day Jesus died—it was so much more than words could ever tell. So God showed us…
John, Revelation’s scribe, was overwhelmed the moment he began to write it down—and his amazement is highly contagious. A Palm Sunday message from the pages of Revelation. The blessings just keep coming… (Rev. 1:5-8)
Another powerful encouragement from Bob Clark. You will be blessed. When you’re in God’s waiting room
Who can understand Revelation? The answer will surprise you—because you’re part of it. Even more amazing are the blessings that come to those who read it and do what it says— and it’s not even difficult. Grace and peace to you…
What is Revelation all about? Here’s the whole Book—from first to last—in a single message—a great signpost warning us of the approaching wrath of God and the return of the King. Fasten your seatbelts…
The final words of Daniel’s prophetic book tell us much and—like Daniel—leaves us wanting more. His finale is truly as grand as it is intimate, revealing and glorious. Next up—Revelation…
God gave Daniel vast visions of the future, but He didn’t show him everything—and Daniel desperately wanted to know. What was God hiding—and why? The answer is huge, and we need it today. (Daniel 12:7-8)
What do Daniel’s prophecies reveal? Like us, he really wanted to know—but God told him more than enough. But questions linger for us as with Daniel—what does God want us to do with the astonishing things that He’s revealed? And what about the prophecies He ‘sealed’? Part 1 of a very exciting and much needed … Continue reading “What About Those ‘Sealed’ Prophecies?” →
Jesus did and said the unthinkable to people who were untouchable—people like us. Now it’s our turn. (Special guest speaker, Ken Needham)
Who are ‘the wise’ in God’s estimation? What does it mean to ‘shine like the stars’ in a dark world—and what does that look like when it happens? An important message for people living in the Last Days (that would be you…) (Daniel 12:3-4)
Yet another great message by Pastor Jim Milne, from Ecclesiastes 4:4 & Matthew 4:4. Enjoy.
In one little verse Daniel summarizes the fate of the world, the origin of the Rapture and the whole reason Believers believe. Sadly, this greatest end-times event is often preached in whispers and received with rolled eyes, even though it’s the shining jewell of the salvation message. Don’t miss this one—you’ll be blessed—and moved.
PART 2 of a hard-hitting study on End-Times Prophecy’s most neglected warning. For the not-easily offended…
When it comes to Jesus’ return, God gave us many warning signs and two resolute orders. We like the signs—but, oh, those commands—our marching orders from Jesus Himself, as Biblical prophecy unfolds before our very eyes. Here we go…
For us, Christmas comes once a year—for Mary and Joseph, it came only once, followed by a rollercoaster-life from amazement to alarm and back. For us, that’s just life, but when things get rough after God promises blessings, what then? It’s the day after Christmas… (Luke 2:21-52)
Christmas is a delightful holiday—but to Mary and Joseph, obeying God would invite danger and horrendous shame before their much celebrated honor. This is the side of the Christmas story that makes all the difference in the world…
Think Christmas is a nice holiday? Your wildest imagination can’t absorb the reality. A provocative and mind-blowing Christmas message. (Hebrews 1:1-4; John 1:1-14)
The Great Tribulation is coming—but why? Is it because God is a mean, angry God, or does humanity actually deserve it? The answer is clear—and it’s shockingly wonderful. (Daniel 12:1-3, PART 2)
The Great Tribulation is coming—the most terrible days the world will ever endure are on the way. But why? And what about those destined to endure the horrors—some of them God’s very own people? What is God thinking? So glad He told Daniel…!
A powerful study of Daniel’s prophecy of the Great Tribulation at the world’s end. But why did God reveal this to humanity? For us to be informed? Or is it for a much greater purpose? (Daniel 11, PART 4)
God gave Daniel a glimpse of the “times of the end”, to be passed along to the Jewish people, and eventually to us. It’s among the most vivid and frightening pictures of the coming antichrist’s devastating impact on our future world—with the price of nonchalance too terrible ignore. (Daniel 11, PART 3)
Of the 135 prophesies in Daniel 11, most were precisely fulfilled over 2100 years ago. But a few remain—by far the most chilling—reserved for the end of history as we know it. Why did God revealed these events? The answer is electrifying—and a blessing. (Part 2)
God revealed a 135 precise predictions to Daniel that came to pass over 2000 years ago—still, hundreds of years after Daniel’s lifetime. Certainly among the most spectacular prophecies in the Bible—and the most telling. Why God revealed these events is even more interesting—and inspiring. (Part 1)
What’s happening in America—in the world for that matter— is far more than a culture war—it’s the symptom of a dangerous conflict between holy angels and the demons of hell fought in another dimension of reality—happening now—happening all around us. The question is, what can be done about it? This message is riveting study that unmasks … Continue reading “Spiritual War and the Fate of America” (Daniel 10, PART 2) →
Who was “The Man” who visited Daniel after being detained by “The Prince of Persia” for three weeks? How could the devil restrain such an overwhelming, formidable being so that they even required an archangel’s help to escape? The answers will surprise you—and might even change your relationship with God Himself… (Correction: Jay’s reference to … Continue reading “Daniel, Jacob and Jesus: Wrestling Match with God” (Daniel 10, PART 1) →
Another great message from Bob Clark that begs the question, why are you still a Christian? From 1 John 1:9, may you be more blessed than you ever knew…
Prophecy Update: In Bible prophecy, numbers are language—God uses them to simplify what He wants us to “know and understand”. So—what about those “70 weeks” that Gabriel told Daniel? Simple, terrifying, glorious. Much more than about the “70 weeks”—this update might leave you breathless…! Special Audio Supplement (below): Daniel prophesied that in the Last … Continue reading “Daniel’s 70th Week: Abomination in The Tribulation Temple” (Daniel 9, PART 5) →
What were those mysterious ‘sevens’ spoken of by the angel Gabriel to Daniel? In fact, they’re not difficult at all—and they reveal wonders, both tremendous and terrifying. And they weren’t only for Daniel or the Jewish people, but a warning for everyone at the world’s end…
The angel Gabriel interrupted Daniel while he was praying and told him things both grim and glorious. Gabriel began with the glory—revealing not only what the end of the world would be like, but what follows—and even what happens after after that. Glorious, simply glorious…
What can Christians learn about God from 9/11? Why did He allow that act of terror—and what do we do with His challenging answer? Another great message from Pastor/Chaplain Jim Milne.
Israel’s Exile to Babylon was ending, but many of the people were still ignoring God. When Daniel intervened and prayed on their behalf, it was a game-changer for Israel, for Daniel and for all people everywhere. That means you, too—listen carefully…
What provoked God to exile His people to Babylon for 70 years? Daniel, Jeremiah and Moses knew—and it’s the key that opens the door to one of the most stunning Messianic End-Times prophecies in all of Scripture. Stay Tuned…
(PART 2) Before Jesus returns, the Bible says the Antichrist will ravage the world. But the Bible also tells us what he’s like in specific terms—that he’s a master deceiver and that God doesn’t want the world—or the Jewish people—to confuse this ‘Beast’ with His Son. And Daniel’s visions are the key… (Includes Afghanistan-in-Prophecy update)
Paul told the Ephesian church ‘when you get angry, don’t sin’ — but is ‘righteous indignation’ possible, even in God’s eyes—or is it simply a myth? If you ever get angry, this message is for you…
Before Jesus returns, the Antichrist will afflict the world—the Bible says so. But the Bible also tells us what he’s like in specific terms—that he’s a master deceiver and that God doesn’t want the world—or the Jewish people—to confuse this ‘Beast’ with His Son. And Daniel’s visions are the key…
To understand the Book of Revelation, the Antichrist and the Return of Jesus Christ, you need to understand the Book of Daniel. This message is a thrill-ride through the most terrifying parts of the end of the world. Fasten your seatbelts…!
Why did Jesus refer to himself as the “Son of Man”? Daniel tells us—and the Gospels and Jesus shine in a whole new light. Why is this important? It points to the judgment of the Antichrist by the True Christ. (Daniel 7, Part 2) [Edited]
If you understand Daniel chapter 7, you’ll understand much of the Book of Revelation. Daniel saw visions of monsters—one of whom was the Antichrist—and Revelation tells us how we know. A powerful alert to the world—from the past—about our future…
Daniel was a man who couldn’t be cancelled—and for good reason. Who knows? —for the same reasons people thousands of years from now may be praising God for you, too…
A mighty king was tricked into condemning Daniel for doing what he did every day for last 70 years—praying to God and living a life of integrity. It was politics it its most insidious and lethal—until God showed up again. The lessons here are life-altering and powerful—and more relevant than ever. Listen carefully… Pastor Jay … Continue reading “Daniel’s Night at the Zoo” (Part 1) →
God loves us, but He won’t be trifled with. In Belshazzar’s case, God put it in writing—and that same night both Belshazzar and Babylon fell. The question now is what would He write to us? Pastor Jay McCarl | Daniel 5
Pastor Jay McCarl | Daniel 2:46-3:30 | Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego were facing immediate, brutal execution. God could have stopped it, but let it proceed instead. Then Jesus stepped in…
Pastor Jay McCarl | Daniel 2:1-23 | God wants to heard and clearly understood—so He gave Nebuchadnezzar a nightmare that could only be answered by a young captive from Judah. God uses the smallest people to broadcast His intentions—even to a very dangerous king…
What happened in Israel, and what’s the potential of this current conflict? Here’s a briefing with a brief prophecy update.
Sodom has been found—and NEW discoveries from the dig mean new revelations. Archeologist Carl Morgan tells us what he unearthed at the Tall-El-Hammam excavations. Amazing. (followed by short Q&A and concluding remarks by Pastor Jay)
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/05/sodom.mp3
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/05/05.09.21-daniel-1.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | Daniel 1:11-21 | In their futile attempt to assimilate four young Jews, Babylon rang a bell that still resounds today. God arranged the whole thing, of course—and He’s doing it with you, too—right now. Here’s how…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/05/05.2.21-daniel-1.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | Daniel 1:3-16 | For thousands of years, many have tried to cancel God, His Word and His people—but they only grow more memorable in the fray. Here’s why the ‘cancel culture’ has always failed…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/04.25.21-daniel-1.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | Daniel 1:1-2 | The events that brought disaster upon Judah in Daniel’s time are being repeated today—and Daniel’s Book stands as a warning—perhaps an indictment—of the 21st century church…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/04.18.21-daniel-1.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | Deut. 28, 2 Kings 24-25 | The tragic story of a disaster that led to a tremendous cure for God’s people…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/04/4.4.21-resurection-sunday.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the pinnacle of a vast, eternal story that’s more wonderful than we ever imagined. Feel far from God? This message may solve that issue…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/03/3-28-21-palm-sunday.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | John 11:55-12:19 | As He rode into Jerusalem, Jesus told the Jewish leaders that should His disciples silence their rejoicing, the rocks themselves would cry out. His disciples continued shouting so the rocks stayed quiet, but a day is coming when they will cry out—and it will be greater than anything-anyone-anywhere has ever known. Here’s what’s coming…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/03/galatians-1-6-032121.mp3
Pastor Brit Grim | Galatians 6:1-16 | You gotta hear this one…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/03/acts-28-03.14.21.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | Acts 28:11-31 | Today’s church looks ahead to a shining new direction tempered by great uncertainty about its future. Perhaps we should be looking in the rearview mirror at the newborn church, who knew exactly what they were and why…
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/03/03.07.21-acts-28.mp3
God made Paul endure a shipwreck then let a viper bite him—was this God’s will? Definitely. And here’s why it was so good… (Acts 28:1-10)
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/02.28.21-acts-27.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | Acts 27 | Paul got shipwrecked three times yet never once walked on water. What about that—and why can’t we when our ships go down?
https://coolcalvary.files.wordpress.com/2021/02/02.21.21.mp3
Pastor Jay McCarl | Acts 27:1-20 | The Apostle Paul was a prisoner, headed to Rome on a hurricane-driven ship. But why was he really on that ship? The answer will surprise—and change you.