Tree Of Life

God loves all of you. Your body as much as your soul.

People can push us too hard toward grow. God is much more patient. If we step beyond our abilities, we may burn out.

It takes seven months to prepare, and a single day to erect. But when the tabernacle stands complete, God descends as a cloud and fills it. No one, not even Moses can enter. What good is a renewal of the Edenic friendship of God and humans if no one can approach Him? Exodus ends with the question. Leviticus opens with an answer. The entire book guides us through offerings, priests, holiness laws, and festivals as a way to enter and walk with the presence of God.

A story detailing insightful and humorous observations about our Christmas culture.

In this Christmas message, we have a story about a magician's greatest performance alongside a passage about God's greatest act of service. God became a human. He didn’t wait for us to come to Him. He came to us. Taking the form of a servant, of all things. This is the scandal of Advent. Will we serve the world as Jesus served us?

God became a human. He didn’t wait for us to come to Him. He came to us. Taking the form of a servant, of all things. This is the scandal of Advent. Will we serve the world as Jesus served us?

God became a human. He didn’t wait for us to come to Him. He came to us. Taking the form of a servant, of all things. This is the scandal of Advent. Will we serve the world as Jesus served us?

We've made it! The story of our Christian roots has now arrive to the present. Is there any future for the Church? What will it look like?

In a world driven by rationalism, how does faith work? How did we get here? How the Church navigates these issues.

What happens when the Church gains too much power? And how shall we respond when it does?

The Church. Where did we come from? Where are we going? Part 1 examines the early church (100-300 AD). How they continued to live the gospel after the apostles.

We often know what we are saved from. We don't always know what we are saved for. These chapters tell us.

Weekly sermons and B-Side episodes from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and B-Side episodes from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

If loss of control, comfort, credit, or certainty causes you to complain, you may suffer from a serious condition called centeritis. Good news, there is a cure!

Something in our lives goes out of tune when we don't want to sing. True worship seeks to tune our lives to God's past, present, and future.

Weekly sermons and B-Side episodes from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and B-Side episodes from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Yes, the story is about Jacob becoming Israel, not Esau. But, there is an Esau inside all of us. That image that we want to be. So we build, protect, promote, and prove this image. The way Jacob wanted to be Esau. Until he met God. And was wounded. Then he limped into a new day, no longer trying to be Esau, but living out his true identity: Israel.

We are bored, afraid, alone, depressed, and stressed. So we binge, we splurge, and we munch. Is this really the best reflex? Genesis 27 shows that self-indulgence can lead to blindness. To devastating proportions.