Sermons From Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks

A narrative about Jesus' healing of the leper.

When Christ the King was born in Bethlehem, the Magi arrived from the East with gifts guided by a Star on high, but Herod was troubled and mowed down the children like wheat; for he lamented that his power would soon be destroyed.

The opening chapters of Hebrews make a bold claim about what Christ's partaking in our flesh and blood means.

Have you ever been disappointed by great expectations? Great expectations often produce great disappointments because the soul’s greatest longing is God. The gospel is a story of greater expectations. This Advent series “Greater Expectations” seeks to increase our anticipation for Christ because He is what the soul desires. In Christ our greatest expectation is fulfilled.

Have you ever been disappointed by great expectations? Great expectations often produce great disappointments because the soul’s greatest longing is God. The gospel is a story of greater expectations. This Advent series “Greater Expectations” seeks to increase our anticipation for Christ because He is what the soul desires. In Christ our greatest expectation is fulfilled.

Have you ever been disappointed by great expectations? Great expectations often produce great disappointments because the soul’s greatest longing is God. The gospel is a story of greater expectations. This Advent series “Greater Expectations” seeks to increase our anticipation for Christ because He is what the soul desires. In Christ our greatest expectation is fulfilled.

Have you ever been disappointed by great expectations? Great expectations often produce great disappointments because the soul’s greatest longing is God. The gospel is a story of greater expectations. This Advent series “Greater Expectations” seeks to increase our anticipation for Christ because He is what the soul desires. In Christ our greatest expectation is fulfilled.

Ryan and Annabel Koher, our missionaries to Mozambique shares about his experience in prison and more. His message is followed by a time of question and answers.

In Jesus' conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount, He urges the importance of doing what He commands. This sermon explores the challenge of works and salvation by showing that Jesus calls us to obedience—something entirely different than works.

The Golden Rule might be the most famous command in the whole Bible. But what Jesus presents is truly more vision than it is rule. Plus, when we should and shouldn't judge others based upon God's generosity toward us.

We generally acknowledge forgiveness is a gift—until we are requited to give it. Why is Jesus so adamant that we forgive? Why does He condition our forgiveness from God upon how we forgive others? And how do we learn to forgive those who injure us?

Worry is the fruit of a life with disordered priorities. We find peace by trusting Christ in all things.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

How fasting affects the body, soul, and spirit.

By putting His prayer at the center of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus teaches that prayer is the single most important Christian activity. But how should we pray? Does Jesus intend us to pray His exact prayer? What does this prayer mean and how can we use it well?

Guest speaker Dane Under addresses how can the Christian engage in secular arts. Can they teach us anything about God? How can we partake in their entertainment without being led astray?

Jesus gives us His Prayer 101 course. The foundation of prayer is "Father." If we start here, prayer will no longer feel tedious, one-sided, or discouraging.

We enter the first of Jesus' three spiritual disciplines: giving.

When Jesus calls us to be perfect, what does He mean? Is it possible? And why should I care?

An at-home edition of our Sunday worship gathering during Hurricane Hilary. We pray through our liturgy and look at the Scriptures used by the ancient church for this Sunday.