Sermons From Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks

The gospel necessitates oneness in the Church. In 1 Corinthians, Paul seeks to unify a church divided by factions by explaining the things that make us one, climaxing with the One Gospel demonstrated powerfully in the resurrection of Jesus.

The gospel necessitates oneness in the Church. In 1 Corinthians, Paul seeks to unify a church divided by factions by explaining the things that make us one, especially the idea that we are One Body.

The gospel necessitates oneness in the Church. In 1 Corinthians, Paul seeks to unify a church divided by factions by explaining the things that make us one, especially our One Love that sacrifices for each other.

The gospel necessitates oneness in the Church. In 1 Corinthians, Paul seeks to unify a church divided by factions by explaining the things that make us one, including the One Marriage we all share.

The gospel necessitates oneness in the Church. In 1 Corinthians, Paul seeks to unify a church divided by factions by explaining the things that make us one, including the One Law we need to govern our unity.

The gospel necessitates oneness in the Church. In 1 Corinthians, Paul seeks to unify a church divided by factions by explaining the things that make us one, starting with the One Message we all share.

"Fish are always caught before they are cleaned." Jesus teaches how to include humans using fish as an object lesson. If you desire to skip the review, proceed 9:40 into the message.

Luke's story of Jesus challenges us to love the misfits: the least, last, and lost. Beginning with Dr. Seuss and ending with the early years of Jesus' life, we are challenged to complete the puzzle of humanity by finding space for the misfit pieces.

This is our third of three messages in Zechariah. Each message is centering on the theme "Longing for Home." Much of Zechariah's message aims to do just that--to point the disappointed Remnant returning from Babylon to Jerusalem to their future home. This message looks at two "burdens" (prophecies). These visions encourage us to rest in the Homemaker. We cannot make Home happen in our own efforts. It requires the intervention and return of Jesus.

This is our second of three messages in Zechariah. Each message is centering on the theme "Longing for Home." Much of Zechariah's message aims to do just that--to point the disappointed Remnant returning from Babylon to Jerusalem to their future home. When we think of me, one of the things that comes to mind is a place and people where we belong. Home rests in a neighborhood. Home is not just a house of land, it is a longing for belonging.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

A drama of Easter from the perspective of Peter told in the style of soliloquy.

Good Friday is what results when the way of God and the way of man collide.

Mark invites us to follow Jesus along the way of God. Once we join Him, we quickly discover how radically different His way is from our conventional way.

The Gospel of Mark invites us to follow Jesus along "the way." We quickly discover that God's way is different than the conventional way. In this message, two episodes of Jesus healing blind men bookend a very important lesson of what it means to follow Jesus on the way.

The Way of Jesus liberates from the oppression of creation and religion.

Bible study through Ezekiel

Bible study through Ezekiel.