A weekly audio podcast of the teachings at Calvary Chapel Viera. We exist to glorify God by being a loving community where people are saved, set free, discipled, empowered, and sent out to fulfill their God-given calling. Watch our services live at https://www.calvaryccm.com/live Wednesdays at 6:30pm and Sundays at 9 & 11am.
As we finish the last half of 2 Timothy 2, we are instructed to correctly handle the Word of Truth that we will be useful servants in the master’s hands. That we will be able to identify false teaching or error and to correct and encourage the wayward.
This weekend the Apostle Paul calls us to remember Jesus Christ , to remember what He has accomplished for us, and how to walk faithfully with Him in light of that truth.
As we start 2 Timothy, we will learn from Paul’s challenge to young Timothy to embrace the truth of God and depend on the grace of God. God has not given us a spirit of fear, so in order to guard what has been entrusted to us, we must embrace the truth and renounce the fear.
As we finish the book of 1 Timothy, we learn that there is both a time to flee and a time to fight. After addressing Timothy in ministry, he addresses those in the church with wealth on how to think and live.
There is a natural pursuit for contentment in the heart of every human. This search can be a blessing or a curse, but if it leads to Christ, then we discover both contentment and riches.
Everything rises and falls on leadership. That is especially true for the church. This weekend we will study why godly leadership is so valuable and important in the times that we live in.
As we study 1 Timothy 5, we will discuss two pursuits of pleasure. One leads to life and is a blessing, and the other leads to death and is a curse.
Insecurities do not have the power to stop us from obedience to God. This weekend we learn how to set an example by focusing on the Lord and His calling for our lives.
Join us this weekend as we learn about God’s heart for us to live godly lives even in ungodly days.
Paul addresses the qualification for leaders within the church. Gifting is important, but it’s not what is matters most. God uses men and women who reflect Him, and since this is true, character matters.
The apostle Paul is addressing many distractions that are going on during the church services in Ephesus. Timothy is instructed to lead the congregation back to the basics.
This weekend we will emphasize the clear truth that God saves us because of His Grace. If we think God’s love and acceptance of us has something to do with our performance, we have a counterfeit faith.
This weekend we will learn that there is power in the truth, but there is also power in a lie if it is believed. God is our source of truth! He is not the author of confusion. Staying close to Him, trusting His word and staying on mission keeps us on target.
Join us this weekend as we close out the book of 2 Thessalonians where Paul is pointing out the importance of the Word of God to be able to run swiftly and build momentum in our lives.
In 2 Thessalonians, Paul continues to encourage a young church going through persecution. Paul delights in their increasing faith, demonstrated by their love for one another and perseverance under trials. From these scriptures we learn that Saving FAITH, rooted in the gospel; matures, perseveres under trial, serves others and glorifies God.
Join us this weekend as we study what it looks like to walk in the will of God for our lives.
This week we will be studying the future season of judgement called “The Day of the Lord”, and learning that we can trust God in every season.
In this study of the 2nd half of 1 Thessalonians 4 we will learn about the rapture of the believers in Jesus and how we should live our lives in anticipation of His return. We will also learn how we can hope in the face of death.
For Father’s Day, we’ll honor the dads with an action-packed story of King David passing the crown to Solomon and learn about humility, discipline, obedience and faithfulness.
This week we will follow along with the apostle Paul as he continues to disciple these new believers at Thessalonica. He now is going to address the subject of God’s instruction for sexuality.
Join us this weekend as we study 1 Thessalonians 3 and see the importance of growing spiritually that we might be established in our faith.
Jude writes about staying strong in our faith when faced with false teachings. We will look at practical tips from the book of Jude. Learn how to deal with deception by being merciful, helping others who are misled, and being careful not to fall for false teachings. Trust in God to protect you and give Him glory through Jesus Christ.
Join us as we start part 2 of the book of Jude. Jude exposes the lie that God’s grace provides a license for sinning.
As we start the book of 1 Thessalonians, we learn about a faith that caused rejoicing in the heart of the Apostle Paul. We will learn some of the characteristics of an alive and joyful faith.
Welcome to the book of Jude, a journey through Scripture that will show us the critical need to stay alert and stand resolute in the true grace of Christ, a grace that demands our full surrender to Him. Let's uncover these foundational truths and apply them diligently, guarding our faith against the deception of false teachings that pervade our world today.
Join us this weekend as we learn about the second half of the tribulation period and the return of Christ.
"What is Evangelism?” This Sermon encourages believers to share the gospel message authentically, live out their faith, and serve others with love. It highlights the power of God to bring about change in people's lives and urges believers to boldly share their testimony and trust in God's work through them.
As we study Daniel 11 we will learn about Bible prophecies, some already fulfilled in history and others yet to come in the end times. We will also learn about the Great Tribulation, the anti-christ and the role Israel plays in it. Many believe this chapter contains more Bible prophecies than any other place in scripture.
"What is a Disciple?" based on 2 Timothy 2:2. We will explore the qualities and responsibilities of a disciple of Christ and how they are called to pass on the faith to others. We will seek to understand our own role as disciples in spreading the message of love, grace, and salvation. Join us as we unpack the significance of discipleship in our Christian walk and discover how we can effectively fulfill the Great Commission to make disciples of all nations.
This amazing prophecy is the key that unlocks all of biblical prophecy. It will grow our confidence in God’s word, have a purifying effect on our lives, and remind us that heaven rules.
We are prone to want to blame others for our problems, and sometimes we even do this with God. Join us this weekend as we learn how to humble ourselves before God and capture His attention.
Join us as we celebrate the superbowl of Christianity… The Resurrection of Jesus Christ!
We will be exploring Exodus 12:1-30 through the lens of how the Passover was intricately designed by God as a foreshadowing of Christ. As we delve into this passage, we will uncover the unmistakable journey to Jesus and the profound connection between the Scriptures and our Savior. Join us as we reflect on the significance of the Passover in understanding the sacrificial love of Jesus and the power of communion in our relationship with Him.
Many of us are familiar with the story of Palm Sunday. However, as we dig into scripture, we will see this weekend that this story is rich with communication from God that we might not have seen before.
This weekend we learn that God knows the future, and He works all things out for the good of His people. Join us as we study Daniel 8 and rejoice together in the brilliance of God!
Join us in our study of Daniel 6 to learn about God’s faithfulness even when facing the lion’s den.
As we gather this week we will look at Daniel chapter 5 to see God at work as He reveals what message He has written on the wall.
This weekend we will see the contrast between pride and humility. Pride says “I’m awesome and the world revolves around me”, but humility looks to God and declares “heaven rules”.
Guest speaker Christopher Yuan discusses true identity in Christ verses the what the world tells us is our identity.
As we study one of the greatest stories in the Bible, we will learn that sometimes obeying God requires disobedience to human authority.
This message tells of God's control over events and how He gives Daniel the power to understand dreams, unlike the king's advisors. It points out that earthly kingdoms come and go, as seen in a dream about a big statue, but God's kingdom lasts forever. The main message is that God's wisdom and plans are greater than human knowledge.
This weekend we learn that God prefers mercy over judgment. Even in a godless culture, God’s favor is still available to those who trust Him.
This week we will look at the angel’s announcement of Jesus’ birth to the shepherds and see if there is more to learn from the shepherds.
As we finish the book of Colossians, we will discuss the importance of prayer when it comes to accomplishing God’s will in our lives.
This weekend we learn about God’s design for our horizontal relationships. Going back to the garden is the pursuit of the life we were created for without the hinderance of sin in our relationship with God and others.
This weekend we learn that our faith influences our action. When we participate with God in the work He desires to accomplish, we experience taking off the old and putting on the new.
Join us as we study the life-changing and soul-saving hope that all can experience and attain in Christ Jesus.
Join us this weekend as we learn about the deity of Christ and the importance of faith, love and knowing God’s will.
Christian comedian Michael Jr. shares his testimony. God is using the circumstances of our lives for good -- are we listening?
This weekend we continue our study on the armor of God and practical ways that we stand against the schemes of the enemy.
This weekend we are learning to stand as we grow in our awareness that the unseen realm always influences the seen realm.
If we sow the seeds of the Gospel, we can build a solid foundation for permanent change.
Since God’s desire is that people repent rather than face judgment, that must be our desire too.
Join us this weekend as we learn the importance of creating a godly culture in our homes.
Only the Lamb could open the scroll to begin the judgement; only He could swing the sickle to separate His people from those of the evil one. Those who patiently endure and keep the faith will be rewarded.
Join us this week as we follow the apostle Paul as he navigates us through God's design for marriage.
This Wednesday we will take an in-depth look at two of the main characters in the tribulation.
This weekend we will learn what it looks like to live in the light and expose darkness as we choose wisdom.
Join us this weekend as we look at Christ with the goal of looking like Christ. We will also dive into the topic of sexual immorality.
The enemy fights to keep us under the bondage of our old life without Christ. God calls to put off the old and put on the new life identified by kindness, compassion and forgiveness.
Join us this weekend as we learn what it means when the church begins to walk out the mission of God.
God’s patience means opportunity for the gospel. If God doesn’t want anyone to perish, neither should we.
As we finish Ephesians 3 we will study a prayer of Paul for the church. A prayer for the Holy Spirit’s power to strengthen us, reveal God’s love and encouragement to let Christ be at home in us. We will also examine what God wants from the church.
God is patient and willing that none should perish, but the day of the Lord’s vengeance will come.
Join us this weekend as the Apostle Paul declares that God’s eternal plan is no longer a mystery.
When Christ came, He to set us free. It was that "But God" moment that changed everything for everyone. As we finish Ephesians 2 we are both challenged and encouraged by But Now.
Prayer is so powerful and so effective that Satan’s forces work overtime to keep us from praying.
This weekend we will see how God took a broken, lost, and dead world and breathed promise, purpose and life back into it through His rich mercy and incredible love.
This weekend we will see the importance of being a loving community who seeks to continually grow and know God more.
God gives each and every one of us a divine purpose for our lives. As we learn together, we will find how to walk in that purpose and live a grace filled life.
The church of Jesus must never tolerate any teaching or philosophy that deviates from the clear teaching of Scripture.
As Christ followers, we are called to be those who will go against the tide of the culture.
Tonight, we start a new Book. The Revelation of Jesus Christ. Why did Jesus give us this Book? And why are we to be blessed for reading it? Lets find out together!!!!
To correct with Godly authority, we must be in His will by being in submission to His ways.
God tests us to reveal the quality of our faith and produce spiritual maturity in our lives.
What does it mean to Live by the Spirt? Are there does and don’ts? Galatians 5 teaches us how we can live a Free and Fruitful life that will really Matter.
In God’s Grace there is amazing FREEDOM. In the Book of Galatians, we will learn that this Grace Changes Everything!!! As we study chapter 1 we will see that nothing is needed to be added to God’s Grace because it is perfect!
If God has all the details of world history worked out in advance, we can trust the details of our lives to Him.
John tells us that Jesus did so many great things that are not recorded in this Book. So why did He end with this last chapter? Why does Jesus meet His disciples on the beach and cook them breakfast? And what Jesus says to Peter say to us Today?
Kingdom upon kingdom may arise, only Jesus can save us. The best place for us to be is around the throne of God, that is where we find those who love God.
In John 20 we see that the Tomb is empty, and That Jesus is Alive. Believing in a Risen Lord changes everything. Because He Lives we Also Live!!!
What Jesus has done for us is Forever Finished!!! As we learn from John 19, we will see that our job is to keep Him at the center and stay focused on the Finished work.
Join us this weekend as we learn that even in the darkest moment in history, the Love of God was on display the brightest.
Great Potential is sacrificed on the altar of sin! Integrity and Character become lost in fear and pride, all while Grace was available to sink sin in the ocean of forgiveness.
In the second half of John 18 we will learn from the fear of Peter and the faith of Jesus. God’s great love for us is demonstrated in Jesus’ innocence releasing our guilt.
Join us this weekend as we will discover that obeying God often requires embracing difficulty.
Joy is not found in unbelief, pleasure, money, nor popularity. Joy is found where peace is found…in Jesus
God will accomplish His purposes no matter the circumstances we find ourselves in. Our part is simply to trust God and stay faithful to Him.
Being filled with the Holy Spirit always bears evidence, it bears fruit. And that's what we want people to see.
Why was it Good for Jesus to Leave? Who is the Holy Spirit? And how can we get to know Him? Join us this weekend as we Learn from Jesus the answers to these questions!!!
This weekend Jesus covers both love and hate. As believers, we are encouraged to love others while at the same time remaining aware that the world will hate us while we love them. We can stay encouraged as we remember that Jesus set the example and calls us to follow Him.
God's calling is inherently missional as He is missional, unless we are missional in all we do, it is window dressing.
Just as Jesus is the truth, the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Truth. Jesus and the Spirit are one! Therefore, the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Truth, brings light and salvation to all those who love Jesus and obey his word.
We will be encouraged this weekend as we see Jesus compassionately ease the disciple’s troubled hearts. Jesus reminds us that ONLY through Him we have the incredible promise of an eternity in Heaven.
If God’s word can bring spiritual life to those who are dead in sin, how much more can it bring revival to the soul of believers who need spiritual refreshing.