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Pastor Zak takes the Young Adults Group through a series called: Prisons & Palaces, going through the Life of Joseph
Pastor Zak Shellabarger brings us Week 3 of our The Power of Promise Series. The Promises of God are meant to catch us when we stumble into worry, fear, and anxiety.
Pastor David continues in our series "The Power of Promise" as he expands on the promises of God and their effect on our lives.
Originally released on YouTube as a four-part study taught by various CalvarySB pastors.
Originally released on YouTube as a four-part study taught by various CalvarySB pastors.
Originally released on YouTube as a four-part study taught by various CalvarySB pastors.
Originally released on YouTube as a four-part study taught by various CalvarySB pastors.
Originally released on YouTube as a four-part study taught by various CalvarySB pastors.
Originally released on YouTube as a four-part study taught by various CalvarySB pastors.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Daniel Hendrickson speaks from Mark 8:34-38. Jesus gives the call to be one of His followers, and He tells us what the cost will be.
Sunday Morning - Pastor David Guzik teaches from Mark 8:11-21. The passage reminds us to keep our eyes on the faithfulness of Jesus rather than on signs.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy shares from Mark 7:24-30 how Jesus tears down the walls between Jews and Gentiles. Jesus meets us where we are and brings healing.
Sunday Morning - Guest Pastor Ricky Ryan speaks from Colossians 3:1, pointing out that love is the perfect bond, that the peace of Christ should rule in our hearts, that the Word of Christ should richly dwell in us, that we should do all things in the name of Jesus, and that we should be thankful. We are free to be the people God created us to be, in His power and His love.
Wednesday Night - Pastor David Guzik teaches the second message from our series through Colossians.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy shares on Mark 7:13-23. The Pharisees had made the Word of God "of no effect" by their traditions. God wants us to examine our hearts and make sure we haven't done the same. He wants to do an overwhelming work in our hearts.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Daniel speaks on Mark 7:1-13. The Pharisees had given tradition the same importance a God's law. We need to stick to the Scripture and not elevate traditions to the level of God's Word.
Sunday Morning - Nehemiah longed to see the revival of Jerusalem and revival in the church (Nehemiah 8). We also should press in to the higher call God has for us.
Sunday Morning - Missions Sunday was highlighted with a view of the ministries Calvary Chapel supports, as well as a message from Pastor Tommy on Mark 6:54-56 reminding us to "step out of the boat."
Sunday Morning - Pastor Daniel Hendrickson teaches from Mark 6:45-52, reminding us that Jesus is with us through our storms, and that Jesus' primary purpose while on the earth was to pay for the sins of the world.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy continues through the book of Mark with the 24th teaching.
Sunday Morning - Pastor David Guzik brings alive the passage where Jesus teaches in his home town. Many were astonished by Jesus' teaching. They viewed him as simply the local carpenter. Is there something God wants to do in our lives that is being hindered by unbelief?
Wednesday Night - Pastor Tommy shares the seventh sermon in our series on the book of Nehemiah.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider speaks on the nineteenth message in our series through Mark.
Wednesday Night - Daniel Hendrickson shares the sixth sermon in our series on the book of Nehemiah.
Sunday Morning - Daniel Hendrickson discusses two parables from Mark 4 which tell what the kingdom of God is like.
Wednesday Night - Pastor Daniel Hendrickson gives the fifth message in the series on Nehemiah
Sunday Morning - Pastor Daniel Hendrickson continues our series through the Book of Mark with the 17th message.
Wednesday Night - Pastor David Guzik gives the fourth message in the series on Nehemiah
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy shares the parable of the sower from Mark 4:1-20. How's your dirt? What's going on in your soul and your heart?
Wednesday Night - Pastor Daniel Hendrickson gives the third message in the series on Nehemiah
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider shares that baptism is a proclamation of bold obedience to God.
Wednesday Night - Pastor Daniel Hendrickson gives the second message in the series on Nehemiah
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy shares from Mark 3 how God is calling us to be in submission to His authority.
Wednesday Night - Pastor Tommy Schneider begins a new series on in the book of Nehemiah
Sunday Morning - Pastor David Guzik shares from Mark 3:6-19 how Jesus continued His work of compassion and healing even after being rejected by the religious leaders.
Wednesday Night - Pastor Tommy Schneider gives the final segment in the series on The Person and the Work of the Holy Spirit.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy brings to life the story of the man with the withered hand. Pharisees had added many rules to the original Old Testament guidelines. Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath.
Wednesday Evening - Daniel Hendrickson continues the series on the Holy Spirit by providing six principles concerning the gift of prophecy.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy shares how we are all preparing for something. We should be preparing for the end of our journey, which is eternal life.
Wednesday night - Pastor David Guzik leads the audience through six principles about the gift of tongues.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 11th message in the book of Mark.
Wednesday Night - Ricky Ryan shares how the Holy Spirit works uniquely in each believer's life.
Sunday Morning - Pastor David Guzik brings to life the story of the four friends bringing the paralytic to Jesus in the 10th message of the Mark series.
Wednesday Night - David Guzik shares the work of the Holy Spirit using Galatians 5 as a focus.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 9th message in the book of Mark.
Wednesday Night - Daniel Hendrickson discusses spiritual gifts and the work of the Holy Spirit.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 8th message in the book of Mark.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 7th message in the book of Mark.
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 6th message in the book of Mark
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 5th message in the book of Mark
Sunday Morning - Pastor Brett Shellabarger is a guest speaker teaching out of Philippians
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 4th message in the book of Mark
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 3rd message in the book of Mark
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider continues with the 2nd message in the book of Mark
Sunday Morning - Pastor Tommy Schneider begins with the 1st message in the book of Mark
Pastor David Guzik teaches a special message from Proverbs 4:11-12. God teaches us in wisdom to evaluate the path that we are on. We are responsible for evaluating that path’s direction and destination. As we look at where we’ve been, where we are going, and where we will be, it is important to make sure we walk in right paths.
In 1 John 3:3-9, John explains that what defines us as children of God is the love we have for one another. We are born from above for the purpose of living righteous lives full of love. The righteousness we practice should always be found in our love for one another to not validate sin, but also not to judge the sin of others in a condemning way. Even as we hunger and thirst for righteousness, we must always pursue love for one another.
In 1 John 3:3-9, John exhorts us to purify ourselves from the sin that can so easily entangle us. The first step is to identify the sin without justification, and then to bring it to Jesus for forgiveness and cleansing.
In 1 John 2:24-29, John encourages us to abide in the Word of God that we received when we first heard the gospel. That Word is eternal life to us, and God’s anointing lives within us. Let us live lives of righteousness so that we will be prepared when Jesus returns!
Words have the power of life and the power of death. As we look at various scriptures in Proverbs we learn how words can hurt and how they can heal.
Pastor Tommy talks about how our faith demands movement on our part. We are to abide in the Lord and keep His commandments in order for our faith to be perfected, finished and completed.
As we look at the theme of pride in the book of Proverbs, we discover 5 problems that accompany pride. We will also see what it takes to extinguish pride in our life.
We're continuing our series in 1 John this week with the theme of confessing our sins to God and receiving His forgiveness and cleansing. Jesus provides us with this "Christian bar of soap" to keep us clean from the sins of the world.
In Proverbs Chapter 8 we begin to understand why wisdom is greater than gold. We also learn how Jesus in perfect wisdom over His creation, delighted in redeeming all mankind from their sin.
What does it mean to have fellowship with Jesus? In this message, Pastor Tommy talks about the joy we have as we love and serve Jesus and one another.
In Proverbs Chapter 6, Solomon writes of 7 things the Lord hates. As we study this chapter, there are 3 lessons to be learned that will help us on our way to obtaining wisdom that works.
Our new Senior Pastor, Tommy Schneider, gives his vision for the church from Jesus' high priestly prayer in John 17:20-23. Jesus prays that we would have a strong, intimate relationship with the Father and love one another. As we abide in our relationship with Jesus, we live and proclaim His message to the world in love that they would know that Jesus was sent to save and redeem them.
In Proverbs Chapter 5, Solomon warns of the deception and damage of sexual immorality. But he describes to us God's perfect design for true marital intimacy.
Daniel 12 finishes the vision that started in chapter 10, telling of a future time of trouble for Israel and the ultimate destiny of all humanity: everlasting life or everlasting shame.
Daniel 11 is one of the most remarkable prophecies of the Bible, explaining the rise of two dynasties –centered in Egypt and Syria, and how they affected the people of God. It’s also a preview of what will happen in the very last days.
In Proverbs Chapter 3, Solomon details a two step process in determining Gods will for your life. Complete confidence in the Lord and constant commitment to acknowledge Him in all your ways will result in the Lord directing your path.
Daniel 10 explains his strange and remarkable spiritual experience, and teaches us about the power and importance of prayer.
In Proverbs, chapter 2, Solomon describes how to pursue wisdom, and the promise attached to the pursuit. Solomon also writes of the peril of living without wisdom which ultimately leads to death!
While Daniel is praying, the angel Gabriel is sent by God to respond. The answer to Daniel's prayer ends up being one of the greatest predictive prophecies of the Bible. The 70 weeks prophecy gives us an understanding of Gods plan for the Jews and Jerusalem and convinces us that Jesus is the Messiah.
The book of Proverbs is a book of practical wisdom dedicated to showing reverence to God by the way we live. Proverbs 1:7 states, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." Listen to Pastor Nate Wagner as he preaches on the wisdom found in God's Word.
As we study Daniel chapter 9, we have an opportunity to peer into the prayer life of Daniel. The four strands that consist of the rope of prayer that he pulls to ring the bell in heaven are: Praising God, Pleading Guilt, Petitioning God, and Proclaiming Glory
Daniel 8 predicted the rise of a terrible enemy of God’s people. This was fulfilled in a minor way in the ancient world (a man named Antiochus), and will be fulfilled in a greater way in a final world ruler in the last days. A man known as the antichrist
Daniel 7 concerns his vision about four beasts representing four world empires, and the kingdom of the Son of Man, Jesus the Messiah, which overcomes and replaces all human kingdoms
Daniel 6:15-28 explains how Daniel was preserved in a den of lions, bringing glory to God and becoming an amazing example of what Jesus would later do.
Daniel 6:1-14 tells the story of Daniel’s faithfulness in prayer, despite the law passed against praying to anyone other than King Darius.
Daniel 5:13-31 completes the story of the writing on the wall that stopped the party of king Belshazzar. Daniel revealed to the king that God had carefully weighed the king and his kingdom, and they both did not meet the measure.
Daniel 5:1-12 tells the story of party that was interrupted by a dramatic message from God, and the king of Babylon called on Daniel to explain the message.
Daniel is astonished at the dream and interprets it for the king. The king was confronted, humiliated, and restored in this unique passage.
Camron Baker preaches a special message on Accountability for our Sunday evening service.
Daniel 4:1-18 is the story of the king of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar, and his dream about the fall of a once great and mighty tree.
Daniel 3:19-29 tells of how God rescued three faithful Jewish men from certain death and how the Son of God was close to them through it all.
Daniel 3:1-18 tells the story of three Jewish young men and their refusal to bow to an image or bend to the pressure.
A king's dream sets the stage for Daniel to rise to the occasion and prove that the wisdom of God is greater than the wisdom of this world. The way that Daniel handles a difficult situation will teach us three behaviors we are to have when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges.
Daniel 1:8-21 shows us how Daniel and his companions responded to a test where compromise would have been easy.
Daniel 1:1-7 shows us how Daniel and many others had the challenge of serving and honoring God in exile, when it seemed that their God had lost.
With the end of all things in mind, Peter encourages us to live holy, faithful, and filled with grace.With the end of all things in mind, Peter encourages us to live holy, faithful, and filled with grace.With the end of all things in mind, Peter encourages us to live holy, faithful, and filled with grace.With the end of all things in mind, Peter encourages us to live holy, faithful, and filled with grace.
Marijuana use is now legal in California. Should this change how Christians should think and act? What does the Bible tell us?
It has been said that it is not how you start but how you finish that matters. How can we finish well in life? Paul give us his 3 attitudes he had in life that would allow him to say he fought the good fight and finished the race. Romans 1:14-16.
Peter explains the nature and the doom of false teachers, and God’s promise to deliver the righteous.
Peter’s second letter has a different tone, warning Christians to know God and stay faithful despite the danger of false teaching.
At the conclusion of the Sermon on the mount, Jesus demands his listeners to make a decision to follow Him through the narrow gate. The way is smaller and harder, but ultimately ends in life forever and life to the fullest.
Peter concludes this first letter with instructions to leaders among God's people and exhortations to humility and steadfastness in spiritual warfare
In the message, pastor Nate Wagner explores how our familiarity with Christmas can sometimes keep us from fully receiving the Christmas message.
Enjoy a special Christmas Eve message from Pastor David Guzik. What's your security blanket?
Peter speaks to believers about how they should serve God and endure suffering in light of living in the last days.
Discover the ingredients to a healthy prayer life as we study Matthew 7:7-11. Jesus encourages believers to participate in prayer, be passionate in prayer, and persistent in prayer. As well as having the right perspective towards the Giver of good gifts.
Peter began with place submission plays in the marriage of the believer, then about love, unity, and doing good. Then Peter encouraged suffering Christians with the example of Jesus and the blessing that came to Him.
In this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus speaks on how His disciples should think of others and treat them.
Peter wrote about the privileges we receive as the people of God and the duties that belong to us as God’s people.
In this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus continued to teach His disciples how to regard material things, and how to avoid materialism.
En esta sección del Sermón del monte, Jesús enseñó a sus discípulos cómo manejar las cosas materiales y cómo evitar el materialismo.
In this section of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught His disciples how to regard material things, and how to avoid materialism.
Following His teaching on how to pray and the importance of forgiveness, Jesus taught His disciples how to fast.
Siguiendo Sus enseñanzas sobre cómo orar y la importancia del perdón, Jesús enseñó a sus discípulos cómo ayunar.
Peter writes to the pilgrims of Pontus, Galatia, Cappadocia, Asia, and Bithynia eimploring them to live in all purity and Godliness
Following His teaching on how to pray, Jesus gave a brief statement on how we should forgive others.
Where to look when times are dark. Jude describes four directions that should hold our gaze as evil men creep in.
Prayer is essential to the life of a believer. In Matthew 6:5-13 Jesus teaches us the way to pray. God is our Father in heaven and His desire is for His children to come daily to Him in prayer.
Jesus spoke to His disciples and potential disciples about the wrong way and the right way to give.
Jesús habló a sus discípulos y discípulos potenciales sobre la manera correcta e incorrecta de dar.
Jesús habló a sus discípulos y discípulos potenciales sobre la manera correcta e incorrecta de dar.
Nick Vujicic shares his powerful testimony at Calvary Chapel Santa Barbara. You don't want to miss this.
Having come through some difficult times, the relationship between the maiden and her beloved continues to mature and deepen.
Jesus spoke to His disciples and potential disciples about loving enemies and blessing those who curse and persecute us.
King Solomon started off well, but failed to finish well. We will look at the many lessons from his reign that can be applied to the life of the 21st-century believer.
Jesus desires His disciples to be people of truth. Learn how to allow honesty to constantly be on our lips as we continue our study in the Sermon on the Mount.
King Solomon models three attitudes for us to emulate before he requests wisdom from the Lord: a heart of worship, thankfulness & humility. Solomon realizes his need for wisdom from above and so should we.
Find out how to live in purity in a world of sensuality as we look at the words of Jesus in Matthew 5:27-30. Jesus is our supreme authority as we observe His teaching of the Sermon on the Mount.
Encuentra la manera de vivir en pureza en un mundo lleno de sensualidad, mientras vemos las palabras de Jesús en Mateo 5:27-30. Jesús es nuestra autoridad suprema a medida que observamos su enseñanza del Sermón del monte.
A powerful description of the beloved and his maiden on their wedding night and the consummation of their longed-for love.
Jesús comenzó una larga sección del sermón del monte sobre la interpretación adecuada de la ley de Moisés, a partir de lo que dice la ley sobre el asesinato y el odio.
At Matthew 5:17, Jesus began a long section of the Sermon on the Mount regarding the true interpretation of the Law of Moses, beginning with what the law says about murder and hatred.
Continuing in the series of the maiden’s dreams or daydreams, she thought of searching for her beloved, and of the arrival of the wedding party on their wedding day.
In this portion of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus told His disciples they had a role to fulfill in the world, being as salt and light in the world.
En esta parte del sermón del monte, Jesús dijo a sus discípulos que ellos tenían un rol que ejercer en el mundo, el ser sal y luz del mundo.
Al explicar los valores volcados de su reino, Jesús habló de cómo la persecución vendría a sus seguidores y cómo sería una bendición.
In explaining the upside-down values of His kingdom, Jesus spoke of how persecution would come to His followers and how it would be a blessing.
In chapter 2 of the Song of Solomon we find an emphasis on mutual belonging, and how the maiden longed for her beloved in a dream.
As we continue our study in the beatitudes, we find four more qualities that every believer should posses. Let us draw near to Christ and display our life for Him.
The Song of Solomon is a surprising and unique book, celebrating the beauty and power of romantic love and the marriage relationship. This looks at the background and first chapter of the book.
En esta introducción al Sermón del monte, vemos que fue la declaración de Jesús del corazón y visión del reino de Dios.
The Beatitudes reveal the character of a true child of God. They describe the way God's people must live to display Christ.
En esta introducción al Sermón del monte, vemos que fue la declaración de Jesús del corazón y visión del reino de Dios.
In this introduction to the Sermon on the Mount, we see that it was Jesus’ declaration of the heart and vision of the kingdom of God.
He will also go before Him in the spirit and power of Elijah, ‘to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children, and the disobedient to the wisdom of the just, to make ready a people prepared for the Lord.
Another basic aspect of the Christian life is community. We come to the idea of community through a few New Testament passages and through an important word from the Greek New Testament: koinonia.
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John the Baptist was a great man in the Kingdom of God, yet even he had seasons of great doubt and discouragement. In such a season he brought a question unto Jesus, and His answer taught John and teaches us today.
A healthy life of discipleship is rooted in worship. Going through Psalm 98, we see how the Christian life should be, must be, rooted in worship.
This message looks at John’s baptism, at Jesus’ baptism, and at the heart of John the Baptist.
Usando como base a Efesios 6:18, observamos la idea de estar arraigado en oración, como un aspecto escencial de ser discípulo de Jesús.
Using Ephesians 6:18 as a basis, we look at the idea of being rooted in prayer as an essential and foundational aspect of being a disciple of Jesus.
The life of Christian discipleship must be rooted in the Bible, which we regard as the God’s very Word.
The Christian life is more than just agreeing with certain ideas. One of the best ways to understand the Christian life is the concept of discipleship, and letting Jesus explain the idea to us – as He did in Luke 14:25-15:1.
La "vida cristiana" es algo más que estar de acuerdo con ciertas ideas. Una de las mejores maneras de entender la vida cristiana es el concepto del discipulado, y dejando que Jesús nos explique esa idea, como lo hizo en Lucas 14:25-15:1.
Even for believers, there is no guarantee that storms won't come into our lives. One moment everything is smooth sailing, and in an instant a storm comes from nowhere. Where is Jesus durning the storms of life? Waht lessons does Jesus want ot teach us in storm school? Find out as we study Mark 4:34-41.
Pastor Lars Linton takes us through Jesus's incredible prayer from the garden of Gethsemane
Guest Speaker Terry Clark teaches what it means to worship and to know the will of God in our lives
Después de que la familia de Israel se trasladara a Egipto, Jacob bendijo a sus hijos y luego murió. José le aseguró a sus preocupados hermanos que él los perdonó y que cuidaría de ellos. José también les dijo que no lo enterraran en Egipto, pero que lo regresaran a Canaán cuando todo Israel volviera allí.
After the family of Israel moved to Egypt, Jacob blessed his children and then died. Joseph assured his worried brothers that he forgave them and would care for them. Joseph also told them to not bury him in Canan when all Israel returned there.
Matthew 18 tells there is unique and extraordinary power when believers gather for true prayer. It’s important to understand and do these principles of agreement in prayer.
Jacob brought everything he had and all of his family to Egypt, leaving nothing behind. When he arrived he found that all things had been prepared for him and his family. This was an important step in God's unfolding picture of God's plan for us.
Jacob llevó todo lo que tenía y toda su familia a Egipto, dejando nada atrás. Cuando llegó, se encontró que todas las cosas se habían preparado para él y su familia. Este fue un paso importante en el plan desplegado de Dios y una imagen del plan de Dios para nosotros.
To pray like Jesus means to pray that God will strengthen and help those around me, just as Jesus prays for Peter that he would not be sifted like wheat.
In our text for today the focus is taken off of Joseph and is fixed on his dad, Jacob. Jacob had allowed fear and doubt to extinguish his faith in God. We will see how faith is awakened as Jacob steps out and moves his family to Egypt.
This week, pastor Nate Wagner looks into he scriptures to see Jesus's model and the pattern for prayer for Christian believers
What is true forgiveness? Joseph teaches us in chapter 45 of Genesis what genuine forgiveness looks like. In an emotional interaction, Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and extends forgiveness that will ultimately restore his relationship with his family. Joseph is able to see the hand of God in every area of his life which becomes the key to being able to forgive like he did.
When Jesus taught on prayer in the Sermon on the Mount, He told us a lot about the purpose of prayer.
When Joseph confronted his brothers it was a test to see if their hearts were changed. Judah’s eloquent appeal to Joseph showed their hearts really had changed.
Cuando José confrontó a sus hermanos era para probar si sus corazones habían cambiado. La elocuente apelación de Judá, mostró a José que sus corazones realmente habían cambiado.
Joseph allows his brothers the opportunity to reveal their heart. Have they changed or are they still the fierce, jealous men who sold him into slavery 22 years before? Discover what real repentance is and our need to turn towards Jesus
Jacob and his family in Canaan ran out of grain in the long famine and had to do what he did not want to do: send the beloved son Benjamin with the brothers back to Egypt. Joseph received them warmly and began to rebuild relationship with them.
A Jacob y a su familia en Canaán se les acabó el trigo debido a la larga hambruna y él tuvo que hacer lo que no quería hacer -enviar a su hijo amado Benjamín junto a sus hermanos, de regreso a Egipto. José los recibió calurosamente y comenzó a reconstruir la relación con ellos.
Jacob se entera de lo acontecido en Egipto con sus hijos y la demanda que de regresen con su hijo amado, Benjamin. En respuesta, Jacob se entristeció de que todo estaba en su contra y sintió que había poca esperanza en su vida.
Jacob learns of what happened with his sons in Egypt and the demand that they return there with his beloved son Benjamin. In response, Jacob despairs that everything is against him and felt there was little hope for his life.
Pastor Daniel Fusco leads us through the 5 ways of living life with Jesus in a messy world from the book of Ephesians.
Joseph sent his brothers back to Canaan with provisions and their grain money hidden in their sacks of grain. The unexpected gift was a test to the brothers. When the brothers discovered it, it made them more afraid of the mysterious Egyptian official.
A medida que comienza la hambruna anunciada, Jacob envía a sus hijos a Egipto a comprar trigo. Sin saberlo se reencuentran con José, y José comienza un largo proceso de restauración en relación con sus hermanos.
As the foretold famine begins, Jacob sends his sons to Egypt to buy grain. Without knowing they meet Joseph, and Joseph begins a long process of restoring relationship with his brothers.
Although Joseph had a change in career he remained unchanged in character. He lives in Egypt but never becomes an Egyptian by remembering his Lord in both adversity and prosperity. He focuses on the future and makes peace with is past. He instills faith in his family, and through wise administration brings salvation to the nation of Egypt and the surrounding nations as well.
After being God’s messenger of knowledge to Pharaoh, now Joseph is God’s messenger of wisdom, advising Pharaoh to prepare for the great famine to come. Pharaoh then promoted Joseph to the second position in all Egypt to put the plan into action.
Después de dos años más en prisión, José es llevado a interpretar el sueño inquietante del faraón. Dios usó a José para llevar Su mensaje a Faraón y a todo Egipto.
After two more years in prison, Joseph is brought to interpret Pharaoh's troubling dream. God used Joseph to bring His message to Pharaoh and all of Egypt.
Put in prison for a crime he never committed, Joseph brought God's message to the butler and baker of Pharaoh, revealing the meaning of their dreams.
Although Joseph is put in prison he demonstrates himself as a man of iron will determined to do the best with what God has given him. We're challenged in this text to embrace the place God has us in. To not just persevere in our circumstances but to excel in them.
Aunque José fue puesto en prisión, se demostró a sí mismo como un hombre de férrea voluntad, determinado a hacer lo mejor con lo que Dios le había dado. En este texto, somos desafiados a abrazar el lugar en el que Dios nos tiene. Para no sólo perseverar en nuestras circunstancias, sino sobresalir en ellas.
Mientras José resiste la seducción de la mujer de Potifar y sufre por el pecado de ella contra él, él es una imagen poderosa de Jesús: perfecto a través de la tentación y el sufrimiento por los pecados de otros.
As Joseph resists the seduction of Potiphar's wife and suffers for her sin against him, he is a powerful picture of Jesus: perfect through temptation and suffering for the sins of others.
Jeremiah continues this collection of prophecies of judgment against Babylon, the empire God would use to bring judgment upon Judah and Jerusalem.
Reuben and his brothers hide their sin. This causes disappointment, deception, and despair.
Jeremiah 49-50: Jeremiah continues his prophecies against the nations surrounding Israel, with a special focus on Babylon.
Joseph's brothers thought they could defeat God's plan by selling Joseph as a slave, but they couldn't.
Los hermanos de José pensaron que podían derrotar el plan de Dios al vender a José como esclavo, pero no pudieron.
In a series of judgments against the nations, Jeremiah prophesies against Egypt, Philistia, and Moab.
Joseph came from a family with a lot of problems, but it didn't stop God from working in and through his life. Jesus also came from a family with problems.
Jeremiah speaks to the remnant in Egypt, where the people show the same devotion to idolatry that led to the conquest of Judah and Jerusalem.
Guest speaker Alistair Begg preaches a powerful message from the last chapters in Daniel.
God spoke powerfully through Jeremiah to the remnant remaining in the land of Judah after the Babylonian conquest.
Visiting pastor Greg Opean brings a message relevant to God's people in a darkening world
Pastor David Guzik encourages the church to spiritually prepare for the new year in four unique ways.
Three Wise Men from the East came to worship Jesus. Were they really kings? The account here in Matthew 2 is silent; however several Old Testament verses state kings will come. We can learn much about worshipping our King from these worshippers.
Algún tiempo después de que Pedro negara a Jesús públicamente, el mismo Jesús Resucitado restauró a Pedro públicamente. Retándolo a apacentar y pastorear a sus ovejas y a seguirle.
Some time after Peter's public denial of Jesus, the Resurrected Jesus publically restored Peter, challenging him to feed and care for Jesus's sheep and to follow Him.
Pastor Keith Fortenberry takes eamines Jesus's interaction with the deciples after His resurrection
Pastor Keith Fortenberry examina la interaccion de Jesus con sus discipulos despues de su resurreccion
El domingo en la tarde, cuando se descubrió la resurrección de Jesús, Él se apareció a un grupo de sus discípulos, trayéndoles seguridad, paz, una misión, el Espíritu Santo, y un mensaje sobre el perdón de pecados. Una semana más tarde, el incrédulo Tomás también vio a Jesús resucitado y creyó.
On Sunday evening of the discovery of Jesus' resurrection, He appeared to 10 disciples brining them assurance, peace, a mission, the Holy Spirit & a message of forgiveness of sins. A week later unbelieving Thomas also saw the resurrected Jesus & believed
La resurrección de Jesús sale al descubierto, primero cuando dos discípulos examinan la tumba vacía, luego cuando el Jesús Resucitado se revela a María Magdalena.
The resurrection of Jesus is discovered, first as two disciples examine the empty tomb, then as the Risen Jesus reveals Himself to Mary Magdalene.
El "Domingo del huérfano" crea conciencia sobre la crisis de adopción en nuestra nación. Dios nos llama de vuelta a su misión y plan. El corazón de Dios es por la adopción, porque Él nos ha adoptado a nosotros como sus hijos.
Orphan Sunday raises awareness of the foster/adoption crisis in our nation. God pursues us in our calling with faithfulness even when we fall short. God calls us back to His mission and plan. God’s heart is for adoption, because He has adopted us as His children. God is working in our hearts to respond in prayer, support, and care for the orphans in our community.
Luego de Jesús entregar su espíritu y morir en la cruz, su cuerpo permaneció sin vida durante algún tiempo. Su muerte fue confirmada, y luego dos hombres improbables le enterraron con cuidado.
After Jesus gave up His spirit and died on the cross, His body remained lifeless for some time. His death was confirmed, and then two unlikely men buried him with care.
Pastor Daniel speaks of the filling and baptism with the Holy Spirit. The baptism of the Holy Spirit empowers us to be effective in our Christian lives and to share Jesus.
John tells the story as an eyewitness with no attempt to manipulate: Jesus died on the cross and fulfilled the will and work of God.
Juan cuenta la historia como testigo sin ningún intento de manipular: Jesús murió en la cruz y cumplió la voluntad y la obra de Dios.
As Jesus stood on trial before Pilate, the Roman governor understood he dealt with more than a man; yet he had Jesus beaten, tortured, and mocked - until he finally sent Jesus to the cross.
Mientras Jesús estaba en juicio ante Pilato, el Gobernador Romano entendía que trataba con algo más que un hombre; sin embargo, sometió a Jesús a ser golpeado, torturado y escarnecido - hasta que finalmente lo envió a la cruz.
Jesus was put on trial before both Jewish and Roman leaders. Each in their own way recognized His innocence; each pushed Him to the cross.
Jesús fue llevado a juicio ante líderes judíos y romanos. Cada uno de ellos reconoció su inocencia en cierto modo; cada uno de ellos lo llevó a la cruz.
Jesus went to the Garden of Gethsemane with His disciples, knowing He would be arrested. He protected His disciples but went with the officers, and began His trial before the high priest, even as Peter denied Him.
Jesús fue al Jardín de Getsemaní con sus discípulos, a sabiendas de que sería arrestado. Protegió a sus discípulos, pero fue con los oficiales, y comenzó su juicio ante el sumo sacerdote, incluso cuando Pedro lo negó.
En la dramática conclusión de esta singular oración de Jesús, Él miró más allá de los discípulos de su día a todos los que creyeran a causa de su testimonio. Jesús oró por unidad los unos con los otros y su unión definitiva con Él en el cielo.
In the dramatic conclusion to this unique prayer of Jesus, He looked beyond the disciples of His day to all who would believe because of their witness. Jesus prayed for their unity with one another and their ultimate uniting with Him in heaven.
Pastor David sigue predicando sobre la oracion de Jesus, enfocando en los discipulos, que incluye nosotros. Somos guardado y preservado mientras estamos en el mundo, de el mundo, y para el mundo.
Pastor David continues his teaching through Jesus's High Priestly Prayer focusing on His disciples, which includes us. We are kept and preserved while in the world, from the world, and for the world.
David Guzik points out the contrast of Zedekiah's cowardice and Jeremiah's courage as the Babylonians get closer to Jerusalem's destruction.
En la noche antes de su crucifixión, Jesús oró en presencia de sus discípulos. Empezó por orar con respecto a sí mismo, y luego oró por sus discípulos.
On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus prayed in the presence of His disciples. He began by praying regarding Hiself, and then prayed for His disciples.
Jeremiah wrote his prophecies in a scroll and his associate Baruch read the scroll publically. King Jehoiakim cut and burned the scroll, but could not change or destroy the message of God against him. Later, in the reign of Zedekiah, the king asked Jeremiah for prayer and a secret word from God, even as the prophet was in prison.
David Guzik takes us through Jesus' last words to the disciples before the garden, leaving them with the offer of peace and the promise of tribulation.
Jeremiah 34 tells us of the people of Judah who did not keep their promises, and Jeremiah 35 tells us of the Rechabites who did keep their promises.
The night before His crucifixion Jesus encouraged His disciples to love one another and to prepare for persecution from a world opposed to Him and His people.
La noche antes de su crucifixión, Jesús animó a sus discípulos a amarse unos a otros, y a prepararse para la persecución de un mundo opuesto a Él y su pueblo.
With Jerusalem under siege from the Babylonian army and Jeremiah in prison, God spoke through a strange real estate transaction and promises of restoration.
Pastor David continues our series in the Gospel of John. Our current series is titled "Prepared for Service."
On the night of His arrest and before the crucifixion, Jesus spoke to His disciples about abiding in Him, His word, and His love - living a life consciously connected to Jesus.
David presented an Apologetics Message (of a differnent kind), which he recently presented to a conference in Cornwall, England earlier this week.
Paul encourages us to leave our worry and anxiety behind and do something with it, like prayer.
Tim Anderson speaks on the letter to the church at Philadelphia and reminds us that we may have little strength but it is given for the times at hand.
The night before He would die on the cross, Jesus assured His disciples that even though He was about to leave them, the sending of the Holy Spirit would continue His work in and through them.
Pastor David continues our series in the Gospel of John. Our current series is titled "Preparation of the Disciples of God the Son."
David Guzik walks us through this wonderful chapter of God's everlasting love for Israel and the promise of the New Covenant.
Jesús consuela y anima a los discípulos afligidos, la noche antes de su crucifixión. Esto los dirige a ellos (y a nosotros) a confiar en él para un corazón tranquilo y despreocupado.
On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus comforts and encouraged His troubled disciples, leading them and us to trust Him for an untroubled heart.
In a remarkable and hopeful prophecy, Jeremiah announces a time of great trouble for the Jewish people, and how God will save them out of it.
Después de que Jesús muestra su gran amor y favor a Judas, el traidor salió a la noche. Entonces Jesús les dijo a los discípulos de Su gloria que venía en la cruz y su nuevo mandamiento de amarnos unos a otros como él les había amado y les amaría.
David Guzik walks us through Judas choosing to betray Jesus at the table of the Last Supper and Jesus telling the disciples He will be glorified.
Pastor David continues our series in the book of Jeremiah as he focuses on Jeremiah 28-29.
David Guzik nos guía atravez del último mensaje en el ministerio de Jesús, mientras se prepara para el sacrificio en la cruz.
David Guzik leads us through the last public message in Jesus' ministry as He prepares for sacrifice on the cross.
Pastor David continues our series in the book of Jeremiah and discusses how God blessed the humble courage of Prophet Jeremiah.
En este pasaje vemos la preparación del cuerpo de Jesus antes de su muerte, entierro, y su resurrección.
In this passage we look at the preparation of Jesus's body before his death, burial and his ultimate resurection.
In these two chapters we look at a vision of two baskets of figs and the coming judgement of the land of Judah.
El Pastor Nate Wagner nos lleva por el pasage para entender como los creyentes puede activar el interruptor para tener acceso al poder de Cristo. Nos lleva a entender como los creyentes pueden ser vencedores y victoriosos en este mundo.
Nate Wagner takes us through the passage to discover that discernment is commanded, crucial, christocentric and contrast.
In this passage we explore a prohecy regarding The Lord Our Righteousness and Jeremiah's warning to the false prophets of the day
Esta es nuestra tercer semana en la serie de "Asombrado". El pastor Nate Wagner nos lleva por 1 Juan 3:1-3 recordandonos que si creemos y recibimos a Jesus como Señor y Salvador seremos hijos e hijas de Dios, y que tendremos Su imagen de amor.
This is our third week in the series "THUNDERSTRUCK" Pastor Nate takes us through 1 John 3:1-3 reminding us that by believing and recieving Jesus Christ as our LORD and Savior we become sons and daughters of God, and that we bear His image of love.
Pastor Nate Wagner continues our series in the epistle 1. John "Thunderstruck". He shares about creature features that are described in this passage - Submit to His Word, Imitate His Walk and Demonstrate His Warmth.
El pastor Nate Wagner continue su serie del libro de 1 Juan, "Asombrado". Comparte las caracteristicas de una Criatura describidas en el pasage- Sometete a Su palabra, Imita su Camino y Demuestra Su Calor.
We continue our study in the book of Jeremiah where Jeremiah is tested in his courage in the face of crisis
Keith Fortenberry walks us through this passage on prayer to see that it is pray that is expecting, enduring and understanding.
En este pasaje Daniel Hendrickson habla sobre cuando Jesus levanta a Lazaro de la muerte.
Pastor David leads us through Jesus response to his friend Lazarus' death and Mary's ultimate faith that He is the Christ.
Pastor David nos lleva por la respuesta de Jesus de la muerte de su amigo Lazaro y la fe enorme de Marta en Jesucristo.
Pastor David continues our series in the gospel of John with an incident with the Jews wo do not believe he is the son of God and want to stone him.
Pastor David Guzik explores this passage of scripture where Jesus procalims himself to be the Good Shepherd
Pastor David continues our series in the Gospel of John. Jesus distinguishes between the blind and the seeing.
El pastor David continue nuestra serie del Evangelio de Juan. Jesus distingue quienes son los ciegos y quienes tienen vista.
El pastor Guzik continua con el Evangelio de Juan, cuando Jesus expuso el legalismo de los Fariseos acerca del dia de reposo.
David Guzik continues through the book of John, where Jesus exposes the Pharisees legalism about working on the Sabbath.
Pastor David continues our series in the Gospel of John. Jesus identifies the religious leaders' true father and makes the great declaration, "I AM." Sin makes slaves; we must abide in His word and be free through His truth; belief is just the beginning.
El pastor David continua nuestra serie del Evangelio de Juan. Jesus identifica el padre de los lideres religiosos y hace su gran declaracion, "YO SOY." El pecado crea esclavos; debemos permanecer en su palabra y ser liberados por su Verdad.
David Guzik leads us through the passage where Jesus proclaims Himself the light of the world, based on the fullness of His perfect self that of the Father in heaven
El pastor David Guzik nos guia por el pasage cuando Jesus proclama ser la luz del mundo, basado en la plentitud de Si mismo y en su Padre del cielo.
Jesus confronta a los Escribas y Fariseos que probaban a Jesus de una pregunta que tenian de una adúltera. La respuesta de Jesús revela la compasión maravillosa de Dios acerca del pecado y la verguenza.
Jesus confronts the scribes and Pharisees that would test Jesus on a question of how to judge a woman caught in adultery. Jesus's response reveals the wonderful compassion of God upon those dealing with sin and shame.
Durante la Fiesta de Tabernáculos Jesús habla acerca de la agua viva y como recibirla- para todos que son sedientos y reconocen su necesidad por ella. De nuevo, las palabras de Jesús dividen a la multitud y ofende a los lideres religiosos que escuchaban.
Pastor Allistair Begg provides a deep look at the authority and sufficiency of the Bible, and its imperativeness to our daily lives.
El pastor David Guzik examina el pasage en Judas donde Judas le advierte a la iglesia con tres ejemplos de personas que han pecado contra Dios.
During the Feast of Tabernacles Jesus talks about the real living water and how to receive it - for everyone who thirsts and recognizes their need for it. Once again Jesus' words divide the crowd and upset the religious leaders who were listening.
In our text this week, we see Jesus teaching with great boldness in the temple. The Jews marvel at the mastery of Jesus of the Word of God, but there is also increasing opposition by the Jewish leadership and crowd. Jesus is aware of all of these strains and responds with the heavenly authority that God has given Him as the One whom God has sent. Jesus suffers misunderstanding at the hand of the crowds and religious leaders, and we can expect similar opposition and misunderstanding as followers of Christ.
Pastor Guzik explores the life of Jesus being opposed by his earthly family as he is opposed by the Jewish religious leaders.
Pastor Nate Wagner provides us an inside look at what Jesus made a habit of doing often and why.
Keith Fortenberry walks us through Genesis 16, showing us the importance of waiting on The Lord
David Guzik takes us through Jesus' message in the synagogue at Capernaum speaking of his body and blood as the necessary food for life.
David Guzik continues our series through the book of Jeremiah. In this study, the sharp divide between trusting in the Lord versus trusting the powers of this world is revealed.
Jesus says that He is the Bread of Life. Therefore we ought to seek Jesus more than just our material needs.
Pastor Scott Dupar teaches on 2 Kings 23 on how the word of God that impacted Josiah's heart also reach the people of Judah. What is our response to the word of God?
David Guzik discusses Jesus' miracle of walking on the water and the disciples' reaction to it.
Pastor Brent Kaser from Calvary Chapel WestGrove visits with his thoughts on the missions field
This week we learn about the feeding of the five thousand and how Jesus demonstarted to the people, the giving character of God.
David Guzik breaks out the three parts of this verse: Mary kept all these things, she pondered these things, she pondered them in her heart. We are then asked us for a similar response to the birth announcement of Christ.
Pastor Lance Ralston talks about Paul being a good example in being a great leader because of his character that influences the people around him. He uses Acts 27 to support this theme.
Pastor David continues our series in the Gospel of John. Our current series is titled "Opposed by the World" because of the opposition Jesus receives to His ministry.
After healing a man on the sabbath, Jesus confronts the religious leaders and reveals His new identity.
David Guzik walks us through Jesus' healing of the paralytic at Bethesda and a triumph over hopelessness.
Pastor Nates shows us how Jesus skillfully draws faith from a Nobleman and the the three components to faith in Jesus Christ
In this passage we see Jesus reveal himself to the woman at the well that He is indeed the Christ and the Savior of the world
Jesus is revealed to the woman at the well as the Living Water as He is to everyone who desires to drink of it.
In this passage we see how John the Baptist sets the model for us as believers in that we must decrease as Christ increases.
In one of the most popular passages in the Bible, Jesus confronts Nicodemus on what it means to be "Born again"
Pastor David Guzik opens John 2:13-25 to show us the two-pronged work by Jesus of conversion and cleansing in His miracles, focusing on cleansing the temple.
David Guzik gives us more than just one reason to have Jesus be part of weddings, celebrations and in our lives generally.
Pastor Chuck Musselwhite walks us through entering the presence of the Lord recognizing that God is on the throne and desires us to worship Him, even in our state of unworthiness from which He has saved us.
Pastor David Guzik talks about the testimony of John the Baptist as well as 3 different witnesses testifying to the identity of Jesus.
Pastor David Guzik starts a new series "God the Son - Revealed to You" through the Gospel of John. Jesus is clearly presented as God the Son in this wonderful gospel.
This Wednesday night pastor David Guzik speaks to us from Jeremiah 11-12 which speaks about conspiracies, bigger challenges to come, and restoration. (Note: There is no video for this message.)
This Sunday, Pastor David will complete our Life of Elijah series in 2 Kings 2:11-18 with "Passing the Torch." In this great text, we see the passing of the torch to Elisha, and the empowerment and encouragement that God gives this man to continue the ministry to Israel.
Pastor David Guzik speaks on the glory of knowing God even during the impending judgement on Judah
Elijah's ascention is a preview of what will happen to thge true followers of Jesus when Jesus comes for his people.
Pastor Troy Spilman updates us on the ministry in Kyrgystan and then walks us through being Christ's Ambassadors of reconciliation in 2 Corinthians 5.
Elijah demonstrates to king Ahaziah that he is a man of God, through a fulfilled prophecy and an incredible demonstration of God's power.
Pastor David Guzik continues our midweek series through the book of Jeremiah. Jeremiah preaches a powerful and convicting message at the temple gate.
Nate Wagner leads us through the Cause, the Curse and the Cure of Comparison while looking at Ecclesiates 4:4-8.
As Elijah speaks powerful truth into Ahab's and Jezebel's life we see two different responses and the consequences that followed.
In throwing his mantle over the shoulders of Elisha, the prohet Elijah calls Elisha into decipleship. In much the same way, we are called into decipleship with Christ.
Joseph Pfeifer walks us through the epistle of first John talking about Gaius as a godly example of love for the church and Diotrophes who was not, exhorting us to be hospitable and welcoming to those who come to share God's Word.
Pastor Rick Soto examines the character of David in 2 Samuel 15 when David is exiled by his son Absalom.
David Guzik walks us through the ways God speaks to his people, explaining Elijah's experience in the cave.
God's coming judgement to a nation that no longer seeks His truth, can be saved by the One Man who can save any city or individual from judgement.
Keith Fortenberry explores the problem, the principles and the prayer of faith in Habakkuk.
Pastor of the largest Calvary Chapel in Mexico, Fermin IV, preaches on Paul's evangelistic enterprise of sharing the gospel while in chains.
Visiting from Calvary Chapel Mexico City, Pastor Vermin performed some rap music and shared his testimony of how he came to Christ and became a pastor.
Interns Joe Gutierrez and Dave Lien apply the story of Joseph to our lives: to have a proper perspective in life's circumstances.
Nate Wagner talks about living between two worlds with attitudes of Determination, Decisiveness, Divergence and Discipleship.
David Guzik contrasts the impotence of Baal with the all consuming power of Yahweh as Elijah's prayer for fire from heaven is answered.
The unfaitfulness of God's people leads a call from God to "Return, you backsliding children"
David Guzik tells us the story of Esther and shows the supernaturally natural means God used to accomplish the saving of the Jewish people from destruction.
Pastor Scott Dupar, Junior High Ministry, speaks on the nature and consequences of sin from Genesis 3.
David Guzik leads us from Elijah's reappearance to confront Ahab to the verge of the mighty contest between God and Baal.
Keith Fortenberry shows us how God's compaassion is magnified towards sinners through Jesus
Mike Neglia, Pastor of Calvary Chapel Cork in Ireland, speaks on the story of David and Goliath and points to Jesus as our conquering David.
Guest speaker Zak Shellabarger preaches on the great faith of the centurion in Luke chapter 7.
David Guzik leads us through Jeremiah 2 where the Lord challenges Israel's self-proclaimed innocence with the shame of their idolatry.
David Guzik takes us through the crucifixion and the response of the thief on the cross.
David finishes Hebrews with a discussion of Jesus' unchangeable nature and an exhortation to worship well.
Pastor David Guzik examines to role Pontius Pilot played in send Jesus Christ to the cross.
Pastor David Guzik talks about some very practical ways to live out the truths we've learned in the first twelve chapters of Hebrews.
David Guzik contrasts Mount Sinai vs Mount Zion and shows why we want to live at Mount Zion.
This passage focuses on the discipline of the Lord for His children. The writer points out that this discipline of the Lord helps to shape our lives to produce "the peaceable fruit of righteousness."
David Guzik shows us the application of the demonstrations of enduring faith found previously in Hebrews 11
Starting with Jericho and Rahab, Pastor David continues his exposition of the Hall of Faith.
Pastor David Guzik talks about the foretelling of the destruction of the temple and Jerusalem, and the return of Jesus Christ.
In this chapter, the writer to the Hebrews gave us real life examples from the pages of the Bible to show us what it means to live by faith.
Pastor Nate Wagner teaches how as believers we can have joy in two differnet circumstances. We can have joy in our trials and we can have joy through faith in our unseen Lord.
In this chapter, the writer of the Hebrews gives us real life examples from the pages of the Bible to show us what it means to live by faith.
The emphasis of this section is the greater sacrifice of Christ, and the amazing efficacy of his blood.
David Guzik explains the different aspects of the earthly sanctuary and emphasizes the eternal significance of the heavenly sanctuary.
Westmont Pastor Ben Patterson preaches on the power of prayer from Jesus' parable of the unjust judge in Luke 18.
Pastor Guzik discusses the controversial issues of repentance and our security in Christ.
Join Pastor David Guzik in the book of Luke as we learn from the Witness of the Humble Sinner.
Israeli Tour Guide, Iddo Keynan, speaks to us on what it's like to visit the Holy Land.
Hebrews was written to discouraged Christians from a Jewish background to give them reasons and encouragement to continue on in a strong, distinctive, Christian life.
Pastor David continues our study through the book of Hebrews, focusing on chapter 2, verses 10-18. Here the author of Hebrews focuses on Jesus humanity and death.
Join us with special guest Steve Jolley as he encourages us to pursue spiritual maturity in God from the book of Psalms chapters 62 & 63.
Join Pastor David Guzik as he teaches from the story of a certain rich man and a certain beggar named Lazarus in Luke.
Join Pastor David Guzik as he preaches a special message from Matthew 27 on Pontius Pilate.
Pastor David Guzik continues our series "Church Is..." with a message on Where God's Word is Honored from 1 Timothy 6.
Join Pastor David Guzik as he preaches a special message from 1 Samuel on the lives of Samuel, Saul, & David.
Pastor Lars Linton continues our series "Church Is..." with a message on Community from 1 Timothy 4-5.
Pastor Nate Wagner speaks on the character of a servant-leader from 1 Timothy 3 in our Church Is... series (according to 1 Timothy).
Cavary Chapel Santa Barbara's highschool pastor, Trevor Cornejo, teaches on Gods Glory from Exodus 33
Pastor David Guzik speaks on Paul's last speech to the Ephesian elders on his way to Jerusalem.
Pastor Lance Ralston of Calvary Chapel Oxnard continues our midweek series, Charisma: The Gifts of the Spirit.