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The Teacher slips back into despondency as he realizes all his attempts to find happiness and meaning in life come up short.
Ecclesiastes 6:1-12
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher warns us about the negative consequences of a life lived in pursuit of wealth.
Ecclesiastes 5:8-20
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher urges care and caution when we stand, speak, and make promises in God’s house.
Ecclesiastes 5:1-7
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher considers how humans pursue wealth instead of relationships and how that leads to disaster personally and nationally.
Ecclesiastes 4:4-16
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher loses heart because of the pervasive injustice in the world.
Ecclesiastes 3:15-4:3
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher reflects on the full spectrum of the human experience and concludes that the fear of God leads to a life worth living.
Ecclesiastes 3:1-15
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher grapples with the fact that death will rob him of all his life’s work one day.
After all his achievements, experiences, and greatness, the Teacher realizes that none of it will last forever, which drives him into a deep depression.
The only way out is a good theology.
Ecclesiastes 2:12-26
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Everyone wants to live the good life. Is that such a bad thing?
The Teacher lived the good life to an extreme none of us can imagine. He had every pleasure imaginable and, in the end, he said it was all hevel – smoke that dissipated whenever he tried to grab it.
If living the good life doesn’t ultimately satisfy, what IS the meaning of life? How do we find the fulfillment we all want deep in our hearts?
Ecclesiastes 2:1-11
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher invites us into his lab to show us his credentials and methodology and to give us the abstract of his research: Humans can’t figure out the meaning of life.
Ecclesiastes 1:12-18
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The Teacher reveals that humanity is stuck in a system that leaves us unfulfilled and forgotten.
Ecclesiastes 1:2-11
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The author introduces us to the Teacher, who has some sharp words to share with us.
Ecclesiastes 1:1-2
Series: The Pursuit
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The waters of the Red Sea and the Jordan river saw something and went running!
Psalm 114:1-8
Gene Pensiero Jr
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The psalmist praises the good works of God and tells us why we should study them, which will lead to MORE praise!
Psalm 111:1-10
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Nineveh was going to fall, the Assyrian Empire would fall with it, and the king would be the last to know.
Nahum 3:8-19
Series: Death Of A Nation
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Nahum pronounces a woe over Nineveh and gives a list of crimes they were guilty of against God and man.
Nahum 3:1-7
Series: Death Of A Nation
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Nahum describes Assyria as ferocious lions and God as the hunter who has come to eradicate them once and for all.
Nahum 2:11-13
Series: Death Of A Nation
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Nahum gives a brutal depiction of the fall of Nineveh and, when the smoke clears, what he sees is desolation, decimation, devastation.
Nahum 2:1-10
Series: Death Of A Nation
Gene Pensiero Jr
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A famous sermon illustration says that shepherds will sometimes break the legs of a wandering sheep and carry it on his shoulders. Is this a true practice or have we misunderstood what actually happens?
Gene Pensiero Jr shares some thoughts on this issue in a study on Nahum 1:9-15.
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God speaks directly to Nineveh and Judah, assuring one of destruction and the other of deliverance.
Nahum 1:9-15
Series: Death Of A Nation
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Nahum describes the shocking and awesome power of God, Who melts mountains and dries seas on His way to judge the wicked people of earth. Meanwhile, the tender love for His people is equal to the strength of His wrath.
Nahum 1:4-8
Series: Death Of A Nation
Gene Pensiero Jr
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At the height of its power, the Assyrian empire is told they are going to be judged and destroyed by God. This is bad news for them, but good news for Nahum, his people in Judah, and the rest of the world.
Nahum 1:1-3
Series: Death Of A Nation
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Jonah gives the city of Nineveh a last chance, yes-or-no choice to live or die, leading to the greatest revival in history.
Jonah 3
Gene Pensiero Jr
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God looks down on every human and sees only evil foolishness. But, out of His grace, He makes a place for us to flee to Him for refuge.
Psalm 14
Gene Pensiero Jr
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David encourages his soul to bless the Lord by reminding himself of God’s love, character, power, and dealings.
Psalm 103
Gene Pensiero Jr
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Paul closes his letter to the Ephesians, urging them to keep love alive. What happened next? Did you know the church at Ephesus was the epicenter of at least 8 New Testament books and received ministry from Apollos, Paul, Timothy, John, and Onesimus?
Ephesians 6:21-24
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul teaches the Ephesians to pray at all times, for all the saints, and for him specifically.
Ephesians 6:18-20
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul calls us to volunteer for the Lord’s army and suits us up for the battles ahead.
Ephesians 6:10-17
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul challenges slaves, freemen, and owners to be the best slaves they can be.
Ephesians 6:5-9
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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How many non-canonical books do you think are referred to in the 66 inspired books that comprise the completed Bible?
Christmas 2023
Pastor Gene Pensiero
Paul gives instruction for children and parents in a Christian family.
Ephesians 6:1-4
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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God created Christian marriage to show the world how Christ loves the Church. Toward that end, husbands and wives have wonderful but counter-cultural parts to play.
Ephesians 5:22-33
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul teaches us to walk as wise men with singing and thankfulness.
Ephesians 5:15-21
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Christians are meant to glow in the dark, reflecting the pure light of Christ in a shadowy and corrupted world.
Ephesians 5:6-14
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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To walk worthy, Christians must imitate God and throw off the normalized sins of the culture around us.
Ephesians 5:1-5
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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After revealing many wonderful mysteries about salvation, Paul starts to give us practical ways to experience God’s power in our everyday lives.
Ephesians 4:25-32
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul insists that we put on the new self, fashioned in the likeness of Christ, and no longer walk as the Gentiles do.
Ephesians 4:17-24
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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It’s time for God’s people to grow up individually and corporately.
Have you heard someone talk about deconstruction? Most often it refers to evangelical Christians getting rid of the truths they used to believe, getting rid of the church, and then redefining their faith, often in an individualistic sense and, usually, changing the ‘truths’ they believe to be more in step with the world’s culture.
Deconstruction is not God’s goal. Self centered, isolated Christianity is not God’s goal for you. His goal for me you and the person sitting next to you is unified growth, where individually and corporately we become more and more like the GodMan, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 4:14-16
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul explains that not only has God gifted us, He gives us as a gift to His Church.
Ephesians 4:7-13
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Humility, gentleness, and patience are the muscles of faith that make it possible to walk worthy of our calling.
Ephesians 4:2-6
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul passionately invites us to walk worthy of the calling we have received. Ephesians 4:1 Series: The Plan All Along Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this whole series in the New Testament book of Ephesians at https://calvaryhanford.com/theplanallalong
Paul prays for every Christian to know more about something that surpasses knowledge. Ephesians 3:14-21 Series: The Plan All Along Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this whole series in the New Testament book of Ephesians at https://calvaryhanford.com/theplanallalong
God has a cosmic purpose for the Church, an eternal symphony of His wisdom and kindness that instructs angels, who long to look into what God is doing. Ephesians 3:8-13 Series: The Plan All Along Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this whole series in the New Testament book of Ephesians at […]
Paul explains how God has given him the unique gift of revealing a mystery to the Gentiles. Ephesians 3:1-7 Series: The Plan All Along Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this whole series in the New Testament book of Ephesians at https://calvaryhanford.com/theplanallalong
God’s ongoing Church building project is described by Paul with the analogies of citizenship, being members of a household, and being stones in a growing building. Ephesians 2:19-22 Series: The Plan All Along Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this whole series in the New Testament book of Ephesians at https://calvaryhanford.com/theplanallalong
Jesus Christ brings all people together in an amazing society unlike any the world has ever seen. Ephesians 2:11-18 Series: The Plan All Along Gene Pensiero Jr. Find audio, video, and text of this whole series in the New Testament book of Ephesians at https://calvaryhanford.com/theplanallalong
As Paul wraps up his discussion of the gift of salvation we are encouraged to develop a sticky faith in our Lord.
Ephesians 2:6-10
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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If you’re not saved, you’re one of the walking dead, enslaved to the Devil, headed for destruction.
Ephesians 2:1-5
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul discusses how the immeasurable power of God has been given to God’s church to cooperate with Him in His plan to accomplish His will.
Ephesians 1:20-23
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul tells the Ephesians what he prays about them and that even more blessings are associated with their salvation from God.
Ephesians 1:15-19
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul is convinced that the more we know about the richness of our inheritance in Christ, the stronger and wiser we will be as we serve God in this world.
Ephesians 1:7-14
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Paul opens his epistle with a song proclaiming the magnificence of God’s salvation and the responsibilities that result from it.
Ephesians 1:3-6
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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What was it like to be a Christian in Ephesus? Paul’s letter explains to us what Christianity is really all about.
Ephesians 1:1-2
Series: The Plan All Along
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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In Acts 20, Paul meets with the Ephesian disciples to encourage them and say goodbye before he leaves for Macedonia.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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The two funerals of Jacob and Joseph in Genesis 50 remind us of the scourge of sin but the hope of redemption.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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In Genesis 49, Jacob delivers a prophetic parting messing to each of his sons.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Jacob meets with Joseph before he dies to transfer the birthright and give his sons a blessing.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Joseph saves all of Egypt from the famine while also consolidating power for Pharaoh.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Jacob and his sons once again start their pilgrimage and are finally able to be the blessing God has wanted the family to be all along.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Jacob and the family of faith are making a major life change but first stop to hear from God and receive comfort from Him.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Joseph and Pharaoh extend an invitation to Joseph’s brothers, giving us a scale model of our walk with God.
Gene Pensiero Jr.
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Joseph’s schemes come to a climax and give way to a historic example of forgiveness and reconciliation. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Joseph and his brothers have a power lunch as God continues to draw the family of faith into reconciliation by His mercy and generosity. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God strikes a coup de grâce against the hard-hearted sons of Jacob, leading ultimately to their rescue and redemption. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Joseph begins his rescue plan to save as many lives as he can from the coming famine. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Joseph is set free from prison so he can serve in a new ministry for the next 80 years, saving countless lives. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Joseph interprets two dreams, showing us a portrait of the Gospel and an example of ministering to others even when we’re suffering. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Joseph is enslaved to Potiphar, falsely accused, and unjustly imprisoned, causing God to say he was successful. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Judah cheats his daughter-in-law, Tamar, driving her to a desperate situation, culminating in a dramatic unmasking. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Joseph’s dreams turn into a nightmare because of his brothers’ hatred and rebellion against God and their father. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Esau’s family rises in power and status, but in doing so get farther and farther away from God, leading ultimately to their ruin. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Jacob completes his vow and sets off to go to his father but has several sorrowful funerals along the way. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
In response to Shechem assaulting Dinah, Jacob’s son go on a murderous spree, showing the downfall of being outside the will of God.
In Jacob’s meeting with Esau we have a beautiful picture of God’s gracious, faithful, enduring love for us. (Gene Pensiero Jr.)
Jacob takes the road to Israel, anticipating a fight with Esau but facing another battle with the Angel of the Lord along the way. (Gene Pensiero Jr.)
Jacob can’t get away from Laban before they have a tense showdown, marking out who gets what, dived by a rock monument. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Laban tries hard to cheat Jacob out of the deal they make, but as always God is working behind the scenes. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Rachel and Leah use Jacob and their sons as pawns in a bitter birthing war. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Jacob works seven years for Rachel, but is deceived when Laban gives him Leah instead, showing that you reap what you sow. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Jacob arrives in Haran and meets Rachel, but not before telling some strangers how they should tend their sheep. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Pastor Jake teaches through the book of Philemon, which gives us the saga of Onesimus the runaway slave. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The book of 3 John teaches us about how believers live out their faith in the midst of an unbelieving culture. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The book of 2 John teaches us about being led by the Spirit, not isolated but ministering in the truth. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
In the book of Jude we learn about contending for the faith that has been delivered once for all. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The family of faith work hard to solve their problems, but all forget to go God’s way. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Jacob and Rebekah catfish Isaac to steal Esau’s blessing, while Isaac tries to defy the command of God. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Isaac reacts to different provocations that come against him from famine, fear, foes, and family. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The family of faith drifts into selfishness, culminating in Jacob’s famous red soup being traded to Esau for his birthright. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham and Ishmael die and are gathered to their people in the afterlife while the work of God continues in the family of faith. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham’s servant avoids distraction and delay in order to finish his quest to find a wife for Isaac. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham sends his servant to find a wife for Isaac in a faraway country, acting as a type of our service to the Lord and His providence in our lives. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Sarah dies, but Abraham has nowhere to bury her. How would the father of faith respond in light of the many promises of God? (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God asks Abraham to offer Isaac on Mount Moriah, a dress rehearsal for how Jesus would be offered in the same place to save us all. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abimelech notices that God is present in Abraham’s life and wants to make a covenant with him, but first they have to resolve water rights. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Isaac is finally born, but problems arise between him and Ishmael, leading to Abraham driving Ishmael and Hagar out. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The moment a person believes in Christ, they become born again, alive like never before. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Abraham relapses into an old lie, telling Abimelech that Sarah is his sister, causing terrible problems for both Abraham’s family and the Philistine nation. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Lot, driven by his love for worldly things, hesitates in Sodom while the angels try to rescue him and his family. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham serves the Angel of the Lord a meal and then talks with him about sparing Sodom and Gomorrah. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God appears to Abraham and reveals more about His promises and a new responsibility Abraham and his sons will have. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham and Sarah try a disastrous plan to get themselves a baby, leading to strife, disappointment and scandal. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham’s conversation with God about the course of his life leads to one of the great covenants of the Bible. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham returns from his rescue of Lot and encounters two kings: Bera of Sodom and Melchizedek of Salem, to whom Abraham gives a tithe of all. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Lot is swept away in Chedorlaomer’s military campaign so Abraham, along with three Amorite brothers, go on a rescue mission. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham and Lot have to decide what’s next in life and where they will live. Each has a different mindset, leading to very different outcomes. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Abraham moves down to Egypt in an attempt to escape a famine but ends up causing much more trouble for himself and his family. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
We begin the story of Abraham, the friend of God, the father of the faith, who had a bit of a rough start in his walk with the Lord. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The people of Babylon join in unified rebellion against God to build a city in an effort to make an immortal name for themselves. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
In the Table of Nations we learn about the descendants of Shem, Ham, and Japheth and how they spread out to fill the earth. Along the way, we meet a shady character named Nimrod. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Noah plants a vineyard and becomes drunk, being seen by his son, Ham and leading to a great rift in their family and a long-lasting prophecy. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The flood survivors leave the ark and God explains to them the features and responsibilities that await them in their new world, including the eating of meat and their obligation to enforce capital punishment. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The flood is over, but Noah spends week after week waiting for the Lord to speak and tell him to leave the ark. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The flood finally comes after one last week of warning. Along the way, Noah works urgently and continually to obey the Lord and save lives. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God gives Noah a very important job – making an ark that will keep him and his family safe, along with all kinds of animals during the flood. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
In the days of Noah, the sons of God and the daughters of men produce the Nephilim, an evil race of demigod-like creatures, in an effort to stop the promises of God from being fulfilled. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Enoch and Noah stand out in the Godly line of Seth as men who faithfully walked with God. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The societies that come from the line of Cain are contrasted with the one that comes from the line of Seth. The difference is that one is full of believers, the other is not. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Cain and Abel bring an offering to the Lord, showing the condition of their hearts, and Cain decides to murder his brother. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Adam and Eve give in to temptation and sin by eating the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Along the way, we learn some things about human nature, the Devil’s nature, and God’s nature. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God brings man and woman together in the Garden of Eden and along the way shows how lavish and generous He is in His many gifts toward humanity. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
In His final act of creation during the first week, God makes something special – human beings – who would administrate the world as His representatives. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
In the first 6 days of the Creation Week we see the place God set up which would become our home, office and temple. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
God begins His special revelation by showing us where everything in our universe came from and how He feels about it. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
In the final scene of Acts, Paul teaches a sermon to a group of assembled Jews about salvation, the coming of the Messiah and the establishment of His Kingdom. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Luke ends the incredible saga of Acts with some very routine, regular accounts of Paul’s time in Rome. How does that encourage those of us who are continuing the story of God’s work through His church? (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God sends Paul and his friends to Malta, where Paul is bit by a snake. Should we become snake handlers? How do we live as servants in the will of God? (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Samson destroys the Gaza gates and demonstrates the awesome power of God. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Brought along on a doomed crossing, Paul and his friends prove to be the most useful passengers on the ship. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
From the human perspective, Paul’s sea voyage to Rome seems like a huge waste of time. In reality, it is full of great spiritual benefit and opportunity. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul shares his testimony, the Gospel of grace and the resurrection, prompting Festus to accuse him of being crazy. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
We get an insider look into the talk and mindset of Festus and Herod Agrippa, two lost sinners who God was going to send Paul to evangelize. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The chief priests want a favor, Festus wants to give it. Meanwhile, Paul gets to enjoy the much better favor of God. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Felix and Drusilla have a private audience with Paul, but instead of turning to God for salvation decide to put off their decision and wait. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul squares off against Tertullus, a slick lawyer brought in to prosecute him. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
After Jesus makes a great promise to Paul, God works out amazing providence to protect him and deliver him toward the goal of preaching in Rome. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul finally stands before the Sanhedrin, but those in attendance have no interest in listening to his message of salvation. Instead, their anger against him and each other boils over. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Commander Lysias decides to have Paul scourged, but his plan backfires, showing us a picture of the Christian’s spiritual reality and the unbeliever’s unsuspected emergency. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul shares his origin story of how he started going God’s way rather than his own. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul endures injustice but shows composure, respect and compassion for his enemies. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul arrives in Jerusalem and is subjected to a legalistic plan to win the approval of Law-loving believers. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
As Paul moves closer to Jerusalem at the urging of the Holy Spirit, the Christians around him break his heart by trying to convince him to prioritize his own safety and security. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul has a meeting with the elders of the church at Ephesus, testifying that he had carried out his duty and charging them to carry out theirs. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul and his friends make their way toward Jerusalem. Along the way, Eutychus falls out of a window and is restored to life. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Just before Paul leaves town, a riot breaks out in Ephesus and he is restrained from going in to address the mob. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
We tend to want to feel God’s power in our lives or in our cities. Are Christians supposed to “unlock” that power? How can we experience the amazing work of God in our lives? (Gene Pensiero Jr.)
Being a Christian means understanding certain truths and experiencing the outpouring of God’s supernatural power. We see this reality at work in Paul’s ministry in Ephesus. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
As the light of the Gospel continues to spread, we see the birth of a new star in the darkness: Apollos. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul moves on to Corinth, which would become a major part of his story, but he enters the city alone, afraid and in deep discouragement. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul’s discussion on Mars Hill is one of the most memorable, but also one of the more relatable stories in the book of Acts. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The Christians, from city to city, demonstrate quiet courage in the face of uncertainty, persecution and do so while constantly appealing to God’s word. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
In the early days of COVID19 forcing an end to in-person church gatherings, there was a rush to declare, “The church is not a building.” But the church IS a building. Not a stick-and-plaster one. A supernatural one. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Paul and Silas stay right where they are, 3 times, in this unusual miraculous jailbreak, leading to significant collateral deliverance. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul and company encounter a demon possessed girl and continue their gracious, Christ-centered ministry in Philippi. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
In this lesson on providence and prevenient grace, God forbids Paul from preaching in the north or south, but presses him west toward Greece and adds a 4th member to the team. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul brings Timothy onto his team but first this remarkable young man is told he must be circumcised. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul and Barnabas clash over bringing John Mark on their second missionary journey, leading to the breakup of their partnership (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The Jerusalem church sends a posse to help the hurting family of Christians in Gentile Syria, resolving once and for all that salvation is by grace, through faith (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The church has its first council in Jerusalem to decide the issue over whether Gentiles must obey the Mosaic law in order to truly be Christians or even be saved. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Instead of taking the short trip home, Paul turns around and goes back to revisit the places where he had been attacked and persecuted, but where young churches needed strengthening. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul and Barnabas find themselves in the midst of crowds, mobs, turmoil and sometimes violent unrest, but maintain their grace and preaching of the Gospel. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul and Barnabas are met with opposition from members of the synagogue in Pisidian Antioch in a passage that teaches us about envy, election and how to fight the good fight for the Gospel. (Gene Pensiero Jr.)
Paul shares a sermon in Pisidian Antioch about the unending grace of God, even when met with human resistance and rebellion (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Paul and Barnabas are launched into their first overseas missions trip at the specific leading of the Holy Spirit. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Herod Agrippa gives a speech and the people praise him as a god, causing an angel to strike down the impostor king, who serves as a type of Antichrist. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
A series of shocking events hit the church, with a new wave of persecution breaking out, threatening both the apostles and the rest of the believers. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
The Gospel spreads to the city of Antioch and a new church is planted, as many people stream from all over the empire to become a part of this new work of God. (Gene Pensiero Jr.)
Peter returns to Jerusalem to face an impromptu court martial for crossing the great divide between Jews and Gentiles, giving us a lesson on handling division in the church. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God’s mission is to send His people out, filled with the Spirit, bringing the Gospel to others near and far who need to hear about salvation in Jesus Christ. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
God works in the life of Peter to bring him out of legalism and into a greater experience of grace while also building a bridge to the Gentile world. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Cornelius is introduced as a man whose spiritual devotion is pleasing to God. (Gene Pensiero Jr)
Peter goes ministering and teaches us about the power of God to get us up and going as Christians. (Gene Pensiero Jr.)
Saul begins his walk with Christ but immediately hits the ground running by serving the Lord and preaching the Gospel. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Ananias, an ordinary disciple, shows us how to faithfully follow God and be used to change the world for all eternity. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The awesome, personal power of God’s word is on full display as Philip is sent on a mission by God to save the Ethiopian Eunuch. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Philip heads into a Samaritan city to preach the Gospel and encounters a man named Simon who wants everyone to know how great he is. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Stephen’s death kicks off a new era of Church history and the launching of the Good News into the lands outside of Jerusalem. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Stephen retells some of Israel’s most famous stories, revealing to the Sanhedrin that they were part of the long history of resistance against God’s work and chosen deliverers (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Stephen, one of the most remarkable Christians in the books of Acts, is suddenly hurtled toward martyrdom, despite his incredible potential and God’s great grace in his life. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
A big conflict threatens to split the church and the Apostles response is: This isn’t our area. You handle it yourselves. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The Sanhedrin demands that the apostles stop teaching in the name of Jesus, but they respond with supernatural boldness and meekness (Assistant Pastor Geno)
As God’s dramatic work continues to unfold, the apostles demonstrate the importance of being focused on your calling while flexible to the Holy Spirit (Assistant Pastor Geno)
We are introduced to 3 new characters: Barnabas, Ananias and Sapphira. They have very similar beginnings, but very different endings and legacies. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
After being released from custody, Peter and John together with the church go to prayer and volunteer to serve the Lord, no matter the difficulties ahead (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The Sanhedrin marvel at Peter and John, who are ‘amateurs’ in their minds, yet preach with power and authority (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Peter and John and brought to trial before the Sanhedrin, but the tables turn as Peter convicts them of crucifying the Lord Christ (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Peter preaches a sermon in Solomon’s Colonnade declaring that Jesus is the Messiah foretold in the Old Testament (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Peter and John head to a prayer meeting and give us the first recorded outreach of the church age. What does it teach us about compassion and evangelism today? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
At the end of David’s life he establishes a huge administration for the preparation, establishment and maintenance of the Temple. How can this speak to us as servants in God’s house? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The Church is established and takes on a communal form. Is this the blueprint for what every local church should be? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The Church is established and takes on a communal form. Is this the blueprint for what every local church should be? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Peter gives testimony as an eyewitness to Christ’s resurrection and an expert witness concerning Old Testament prophecy (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Peter delivers the Church age’s very first sermon ever, rooted in Scripture (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The Day of Pentecost means the birth of the Church and the arrival of the Holy Spirit in a dynamic new way, showing the tender, personal love of God (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The disciples watch the Lord ascend, wait for the Holy Spirit and turn to Scripture to solve the issue of replacing Judas with a new apostle (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The book of Acts tells us where we came from and how we should move forward as Christ’s Body on the earth (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David closes his wisdom psalm with an encouragement for us to take care to watch our steps and to observe other Godly believers. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David describes the growing spiritual fruit in the life of the righteous person while contrasting them with the ungodly (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David contrasts the coming future for the Godly and the wicked and depicts God as watching the clock count down (Assistant Pastor Geno)
An elderly David delivers a wisdom Psalm, teaching us about Godliness, the future of God’s people vs the wicked and instructing us to give up worry and anger (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel’s book closes with a final look at human history and Daniel asks a single question, but doesn’t get the answer he’s hoping for (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel’s vision continues, showing the acts of Antiochus Epiphanes as well as foretelling the coming Antichrist (Assistant Pastor Geno)
An angel gives Daniel an incredibly detailed and complex vision, accurately foretelling hundreds of years of human history (Assistant Pastor Geno)
At the end of his life, Daniel receives one more dramatic vision, first of the Glorious Man then of great future events (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel receives the Seventy Weeks prophecy from Gabriel, outlining the flow of prophetic history in groups of sevens (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel is studying prophecy, then realizes the captivity is close to finished, which leads him to pray one of the great prayers of the Bible (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel sees a new vision of the kingdom of Greece and the “little horn” that would arise after Alexander The Great – the terrible tyrant Antiochus Epiphanes (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Being deeply troubled, Daniel seeks interpretation for the dream he’s had of the flow of human history (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel and sees the Ancient of Days seated as Judge in the courtroom of heaven (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel sees a prophetic vision of 4 terrible beasts which symbolize the flow of the world empires of Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece and Rome (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel is miraculously saved from the power of the lions and Darius’ life is forever changed (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel’s enemies convince King Darius to pass a blasphemous new law, hoping to trap Daniel and get him killed (Assistant Pastor Geno)
God tells Belshazzar that He has been watching his life, that he has been weighed in the balance and found wanting (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Nebuchadnezzar continues sharing his testimony about how he became like a beast, then turned his heart to the God of heaven (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel’s 3 friends are in a tight spot…and this is God’s idea of deliverance? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Nebuchadnezzar sets up a blasphemous image and demands worship. Shadrach, Meshach and Abed-Nego refuse, and willingly accept the deadly consequences. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Nebuchadnezzar’s dream is interpreted, giving us an overview of God’s plan for human history. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel receives the interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream after a prayer meeting, then responds with a hymn of praise (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Nebuchadnezzar has a dream that disturbs him so much he issues a life-or-death ultimatum to his wise men (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel and his friends opt for much less in their diet, but come out with much, much more (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Daniel is brought to Babylon and offered all the success in the world. But, what was it that made him truly great? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The book of Daniel is the key to prophecy, but it’s more than just a timeline. It’s full of much, much more. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Jonah finally preaches a ‘message’ to the city of Nineveh, which leads to one of the greatest revivals in human history (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Jonah is swallowed by a great fish, prepared by God as an act of mercy (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
In this Psalm, we’re encouraged and exhorted to think (and LIVE) like the Kingdom citizens that we are (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Paul gives his last Faithful Saying, telling Titus who he is in Christ and how to live accordingly (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Paul shares a portion of an ancient song which makes us great promises (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Paul tells Timothy about how incredible profitable Godliness is (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Paul’s second faithful saying deals with how we who are saved respond to our Savior with service (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Paul begins his list of 5 Faithful Sayings with the most basic, but most important truth of Christianity (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Asaph has a sudden change of heart in regard to his life and his God (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Asaph becomes angry and accusatory toward God, His Great Physician (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Asaph is afflicted and needs a Physician, but when he goes to Him, he refuses treatment for what ails him (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David wraps up the Psalm giving encouragement, instruction and exhortation to all men everywhere (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David writes a song about refuge and security while under incessant attack from his enemies. Is his head in the sand? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David closes this first song dedicated to Jeduthun with a heartfelt prayer (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David thinks about the shortness of life and God’s discipline in the life of a believer (Assistant Pastor Geno)
The first Psalm dedicated to Jeduthun begins as David ponders the brevity of life (Assistant Pastor Geno)
Three of the 150 Psalms are dedicated to the same individual: Jeduthun. Who was this man and what might we learn from his example? (Assistant Pastor Geno)
David teaches us about having a vibrant, growing relationship with God (Assistant Pastor Geno)
At Tabernacles, Jews were to reenact the wilderness living of their ancestors by building and living in temporary structures (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Azazel features prominently at this feast. What does it represent? (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
What we think we know about the Feast of Trumpets comes mostly from later Jewish practices – not from the Bible (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
At this feast, God’s people cleansed their homes and lives of leaven (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
At this feast, God’s people remembered the deliverance from Egypt (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
In the winter of his years Asaph surveyed the wreckage of his hopes and dreams (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Does Revelation 12 contain a type and teaching of the rapture of the Church? (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The Bible is full of types of the rapture, even in the Old Testament (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
David hints at the power of the Word not only to save, but to sanctify (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Creation is more than just a raw display of power and intelligent design (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
There ought to be unity among Christians when it comes to the Lord’s Supper (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
We have the truth about these subjects. We need to be ready to give nonbelievers a real, biblical answer – not ridicule them for asking about it (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Those who become believers during the seven-year Great Tribulation will want to be left behind at the Second Coming (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
We hear, “eating and drinking,” and think of dinner out at a restaurant. Those same words to a Jew meant flesh-eating, blood-drinking Nephilim. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The Lord’s Supper, at least in part, is a public proclamation of the Lord’s death and of His two returns (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The Old Testament talks a lot about giants. What do we really know about them? (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Churches celebrate the Lord’s Supper with different frequency. Is there a proper method? (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Eventually, the last saint of the church age will become born again, and then the rapture will happen (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The Second Coming is at the end of the seven-year Tribulation. Since men on the earth can know exactly when the Tribulation starts, and it’s precise midpoint, how is it no man knows the exact day or hour? (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Jesus said the time before His return would be like the days of Noah. What does that mean and how does it line up with the world around us? (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
In the midst of his rebuke for their selfish behavior during the weekly celebration of the Lord’s Supper, Paul gets back to the basic elements, and order, of communion (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Paul was un or under appreciated but he was not depressed, nor deceived, nor defeated. He said, “I will very gladly spend and be spent for your souls.” (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
How do we walk in the calling God has placed on our lives? (Pastor John Maher of Calvary Chapel Tulare)
Our love for the Lord can go gray, in a sense. We don’t divorce Him, but we can leave our first love for Him, and for His children (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The apostle Paul inserted “Thank You Notes” in his letters. With the exception of Galatians and Second Corinthians, all of his letters begin with a mention of his thanksgiving. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The apostle Paul suggested that the Corinthians exercise portion control when they gathered for the communal meal that preceded the Lord’s Supper (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Take a look at your future self and see how the Lord will be faithful to complete you (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
Paul had a lot to teach the Corinthian church, and us, about what communion is all about (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
As Christians, we are to be go on being filled with the Holy Spirit (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Be guided by the Lord in your Christian walk, not into legalism but into the New Covenant. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The Christian life is illustrated as a race that we are in, not a short easy stroll, but a long distance race. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Hebrews tells us to walk in maturity and not waste our Christian life (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The fourth warning passage of Hebrews, which encourages us to push forward (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The writer explains how we have been forgiven forever by the blood of Jesus (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
In this passage, we get a tour of the ancient Tabernacle and learn how it spoke of Christ (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Who was Melchizedek? And what did he have to do with Jesus Christ? (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The writer again uses the word ‘impossible’ to show us truth about Christ (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The writer uses the word ‘impossible’ to show us truth about Christ (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The writer to the Hebrews warns them that their hearing has become dull (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The writer begins a major section discussion how Jesus is the ultimate great high priest (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The rest that Israel failed to enter is available to us as Christians (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The writer of Hebrews contrasts Jesus with Moses to show that Jesus is superior (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
As we walk with God, we should focus on Jesus, our Captain and Trailblazer. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Hebrews contains many warnings, particularly about drifting in your spiritual life. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Jesus, even when Incarnate as the GodMan, is much greater than the angels. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
The writer to Hebrews gets it straight to the point of his message. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Jesus, even when Incarnate as the GodMan, is much greater than the angels. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Pastor Jake lays out the themes and background of the book of Hebrews. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
As the Upper Room Discourse ends, we take a look at Jesus, our Messiah. (Pastor Jacob Kelso)
Part 2 in dealing with the problem of pain and evil in our world. (Pastor Gene Pensiero)
The Old Testament tabernacle not only speaks to us of Christ, but also the character of our Christianity. (Assistant Pastor Geno)
How do we spot false teachers when they come around? 2 Peter 2 . Series: Your Faithful Servant Reminder . Pastor Jacob Kelso
As Christians, we want to live for a heavenly legacy 2 Peter 1:12-21 Series: Your Faithful Servant Reminder Pastor Jacob Kelso
Peter gives us his prescription for faithfulness 2 Peter 1:5-11 Series: Your Faithful Servant Reminder Pastor Jacob Kelso
An introduction to our faithful servant reminder. 2 Peter 1:1-4 Series: Your Faithful Servant Reminder Pastor Jacob Kelso
God’s providence advances His people into His purposes. Esther 10:1-3 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
We are the victors; we are victorious. Yet we often experience the agony of spiritual defeat. Esther 9:17-32 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
The Jews overcome their attackers, but refuse all plunder. Esther 9:1-16 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
Mordecai gets a makeover – complete with accessories. Esther 8:1-17 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
God uses incredible strategy to protect His people Israel. Esther 5:9-7:10 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
Esther had very little time to be trained by God, but she was led by the Holy Spirit. Esther 4:15-5:8 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
Esther is revealed to be a Jew, which is part of God’s incredible providence! Esther 4:1-14 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
Mordecai lives as a hypocrite and endangers all of the Jews in Persia! Esther 2:19-3:15 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
At the start, Esther was not walking with God, she was chasing after sin. Esther 2:1-18 Series: Queen For A Day Such As This Pastor Gene Pensiero
Joshua 14.6-9 . Caleb waits with hope and patience for his inheritance . Pastor Gene Pensiero
Matthew 28:18-20, Matthew 12:26-29 & Luke 10:18-20 . Series: Soldier Up . Pastor Gene Pensiero
A Series Through 1 Corinthians 12-14 . The Holy Spirit And His Gifts . Pastor Gene Pensiero