Sermons From Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks

The Book of Lamentations does not seek to explain or eliminate suffering. It only seeks to share in our suffering. This is exactly how Jesus calls us to handle the sufferings of others.

In 2014, stop doing church or going to church and start being the church. The early church was marked by togetherness.

The story of singing throughout Scripture climaxes in the birth of Jesus.

Jeremiah shows us that godly interest expands beyond "our type."

Is bigger and better always bigger and better? Is the mediocre and mundane always mediocre and mundane?

Two Kings and Two Books

Living in the spring of hope.

We live in the present and for the future.

Jeremiah challenges Jerusalem to seek life by embracing the death of Exile.

Like clay in the hands of a potter, we are shaped by the Shaper, not shame.

When we listen to God, we live. When we turn a deaf ear, we receive death.

Jeremiah accuses the worship in the Temple as poisoning rather than healing people.

God will mend our path when it is over-grown with tragedy and trauma.

Living to receive grace.

The birth of Jesus began the end of Israel's exile.

The climatic song the angels sing on the first Christmas and why matters.