Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale Audio Podcast

In this study, Pastor Chris Baselice shares from Acts 17 in a timely teaching titled, "No Time to Waste." Here we find Paul on an apostolic mission to persuade both Jew and Gentile the verity of Jesus—the promised Messiah. Today we live in a pluralistic culture, but there is much we can glean from Paul as he delivers a powerful message to an idolatrous people: there is only one way and one truth and that is through Jesus.

You represent the sum total of the choices of your life. As Pastor Alan Platt continues our series in the Book of Acts, we learn that Scripture invites us to a level of making choices that goes a level beyond right and wrong. This involves wisdom, maturity, and discerning the will of God.

Continuing in our Immovable message series through the Book of 1 Peter, Pastor Chris Baselice challenges us to live our lives considering the cost of Jesus' blood. We have uncompromising promises through God, but we also have commands . . . to be hopeful, to be holy, to live a God-fearing life, and to fervently love one another. Why? For the glory of God—so people will see God's perfection and works through His people and be drawn to Him despite the trials, pain, and hardship we may face.

The gospel is a message of grace. Even among believers in the early church it created controversy because of their view of the law. Continuing the series on the Book of Acts, Pastor Doug Sauder explores chapter 15 to expound on the wonderful qualities of grace that reveal God's nature and His plan for us.

In this series-opening teaching on 1 Peter, Lead Pastor Doug Sauder shares how the encouragement to the persecuted early church—shared by a man Jesus referred to as a rock thousands of years ago—is just as applicable to us today as it was then.

As Christians, we must always be on guard. As Pastor Chet Lowe continues through our series in Acts, we learn we are fighting a war on two fronts: the enemy and our flesh. To be prepared for battle, we must walk in wisdom, light, and love.

The word "apostle" means "sent one." Acts 13 tells the story of how Paul was sent out on his first missionary journey along with Barnabas and John Mark. Pastor Billy Venezia explains that all Christians are called and sent out into the world to share the gospel. As we answer that call, we will experience opposition, but also God's favor as we persevere.

In every generation, there have been leaders and philosophers who believe that it's the duty of the human race to extinguish faith in Christ. As Pastor Doug Sauder teaches through the Book of Acts, we learn that when Christians pray together, there's a great unity that occurs that, combined with the power of God, causes the name of Jesus to prevail over every opposition.

Continuing our Wednesday night series in the Book of Psalms, Pastor Reuben focuses on Psalm 133 as we study the power, sweetness, and essence of unity in the body of Christ.

As the church in Jerusalem struggled to accept the reality that Gentiles were being saved and filled with the Holy Spirit, a new church was born in Antioch that would become the staging ground for the expansion of Christianity across the known world. Pastor Doug Sauder explores how God used both churches and people of all backgrounds to accomplish His purpose.

As Pastor Billy Venezia continues our midweek study in the Book of Psalms, we discover that Psalm 107 is primarily an anthem to God's faithfulness. God is a guide for the weary wanderer, a deliverer for the captive, a physician to the sick, and a safe haven for those who've been tossed by the storms of life.

We all have our spiritual comfort zones, but Heaven isn't for self-made good or religious people. As Pastor Fidel continues our weekend series in Acts 10, we discover that spiritual power is available to us outside of our traditional comfort zone, because being good is good . . . but it's not good enough.

God's Word assures us that He is the giver of all good gifts. Pastor Greg Anderson continues our Psalms series by taking us through Psalm 91, where we learn that God is our security, deliverance, courage, perspective, protection, holy help, victory, honor, satisfaction, and salvation.

Continuing through this series in the Book of Psalms, Pastor Jerry Sander of our Boca Raton campus teaches from Psalm 86.

Saul was passionate about his mission, but until he met Jesus, he was on the wrong mission. As Pastor Doug Sauder continues our study through the Book of Acts in the series "The Fire Spreads," we learn that if you've lost your bearings, Jesus can redirect your misguided mission.

Continuing the series in Acts, guest speaker Alan Platt, pastor of Doxa Deo Church in South Africa, teaches from Acts chapter 8 about the persecution that drove the apostles out of Jerusalem. Eventually they realized that it was God's plan to bring Godly discomfort (through persecution) that would result in a Godly deployment, sending the apostles throughout Judea, Samaria, and beyond to spread the Good News and change the world.

As Pastor Doug Sauder continues this series in Acts, we see Stephen debunk the myths the religious leaders believed about their own faith and how it interacts with history and, most importantly, Israel's Messiah. We also learn that laws, locations, and landmarks are not capable of containing God.

Though God is enough to completely satisfy and complete us, we often look to additional things to fill our lives. Continuing through this series in the Book of Psalms, Pastor Reuben highlights the all-sufficient attributes of God described in Psalms 46 and 51, and challenges us to find our joy and contentment in God alone.

Continuing the "Fire From Above" series in Acts, Pastor Doug explores how the early Church dealt with issues of justice and unity. He points out how Jesus set the example for reaching out to the forgotten, the scorned, and the disadvantaged. The apostles followed His example by raising up leaders to care for the poor as they preached the gospel.

Continuing in our Psalms series, Pastor Dan Hickling takes us verse-by-verse through the contrasting themes in Psalms 36 describing the ways in which we overestimate our own goodness and underestimate God's goodness. The first part of the chapter describes the wickedness of man, while the second part paints a picture of God's merciful character.