Episodes
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In Romans 15, Paul begins his farewell to the church by leaving us with three empowering truths that will assist us on our faith journey.
If you have ever experienced a broken promise, felt powerless to share your faith, or wondered if your prayers are heard by God, this message is for you!
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Christians and the government: There's no more divisive discussion than that. But what does the Bible have to say about this?
The instructions found in Romans 13 are just as counter-cultural today as they were when Paul first shared these commands. But it's a matter of perspective and trust.
In this podcast, Pastor Mike tackles the highly provocative subject of Christians and the Government. Join us for a Biblical response to those in authority over us.
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You have gifts! God has given you gifts designed to build and advance God's Kingdom on earth.
God wishes that none should perish, but all have everlasting life, and He has enlisted you to help others discover the salvation you have found in Jesus!
In today's podcast, Pastor Mike unpacks Romans 12 as we learn that we have a new way to live post-salvation. God has a plan for each of us, and He has graced us with gifts to accomplish His will!
BONUS: There are eternal rewards associated with building God's Kingdom!
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Does life feel incomplete? No matter what you do, there seems to be something missing.
Having a relationship with God changes everything! It is the source of joy, peace, purpose, and direction in life. When that relationship is missing, everything in life is out of balance.
In Romans 11, God reveals the simple and universal standard for all people to have their sins forgiven and experience a life-changing relationship with God.
The Israelite’s rejection of Jesus provides a silver lining for the rest of us, but God has not abandoned them. He continues to pursue them with love and mercy.
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In today's podcast, Pastor Mike continues our study of the Book of Romans. In chapter 10, Paul communicates the need for all people to be saved.
But what do I need to be saved from? Paul breaks down the mechanics of how someone comes to faith in Jesus.
Also, in Romans 10, Paul warns of the dangers of being led by our passions and how that can have an adverse effect on our lives. Being passionate is a good thing, but there is a right and wrong way to go about it.
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We know that God works out all things for the good of those who follow Him, but what authority does God have over those who are not following Him?
Do governments and those in authority operate outside the authority of God? If so, how does that affect God’s plans and purposes?
In Romans 9, Pastor Mike teaches about God's sovereignty, and this provides immense hope for those who feel stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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Jesus told His disciples to expect tribulations in this life. Pain and suffering are unavoidable, but there is hope in suffering!
So, if being a Christian and living righteously does not prevent suffering in life, then what’s the point?
Romans 8 addresses this question and provides us with hope that will enable us to rise above and beyond pain and suffering in life.
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There's a saying that goes, "The only guarantees in life are death and taxes."
That may be true, but for Christians, we have guarantees that go beyond anything this world can promise.
In today's podcast, Pastor Mike continues our study through the Book of Romans as we unpack the first half of Romans 8.
In this chapter, the author of Romans highlights the process of and promises for a follower of Jesus!
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The Bible says, “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” John 8:36
Are you feeling free today??
Not only does Jesus provide you with total forgiveness, but He will set you free from the controlling influence of temptation and sin.
The struggle with temptation and sin is not a sign of spiritual failure, but it presents us with a choice: obey God or obey my desires.
You are not alone in confronting and arresting sin; God has given you a helper to empower you to live free indeed!
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This morning, Pastor Mike will continue our study through the Book of Romans, chapter six, with a message titled “Breaking the Control of Sin.”
Through God's Wor, Calvary Assembly exists to see every follower not only forgiven but set free!
In Romans 6, Paul exposes the truth about sin and reveals how we can break free from the control of sin.
Join me in this podcast as we study God’s Word to learn how to live in freedom from sin and experience the abundant life God has prepared in advance for us!
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Ephesians 3:20 says, "God is able to do far more than we could ever ask for or imagine. He does everything by his power that is working in us" (NIRV)
God's power and grace are beyond anything we can imagine. There are no limits to His power and grace.
In today's podcast, Pastor Emil shares a message about how God is able to do what is beyond the bounds of possibility; He is able to do what seems to be unattainable and impossible!
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Today's podcast features Pastor Meliza, who shares an inspiring message titled "The Heart of a Servant."
Jesus said in Mark 10:45, “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve,” modeling for us the Christian life.
Join us in this podcast as we turn to God’s Word and learn what it means to be a servant of Christ.
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There is a saying that goes, "Reading the Bible is God talking to us, but praying is us talking to God."
Get ready to hear a message that will help us understand how prayer is the new Garden. Prayer is the place where we get to walk and talk with God!
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There's a common saying that the only guarantees in life are death and taxes.
But here's the good news: Jesus offers far better guarantees than that, ones that bring hope and life.
In Romans 5, Paul draws a vivid and enlightening comparison between Adam and Jesus.
One introduces death and destruction, while the other brings life and restoration!
Join me in today's podcast as we dive into God's Word, develop our faith in Jesus, and recapture God's intentions for us, as shown in the Garden of Eden, with a message titled, "Why Jesus is Better!"
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Today, Pastor Mike will continue our study in the Book of Romans as Paul has some crucial words to share about joy!
Joy is not something we, as Christians, only experience in good times; we are instructed to rejoice in suffering.
Listen as we learn what Paul means and how to apply this important truth to our lives!
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Does your past haunt you?
Do you feel that you're no longer qualified to serve God?
People may try to cancel you for what you've done, but that doesn't cancel God's wonderful plan and purpose in your life!
Your worth and purpose are not based on your past, and your story is far from over! We serve a God who reconciles, redeems, and restores!
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Today, Pastor Emil will share a message is titled "Come To The Table with Jesus." With Jesus' invitation, no one is excluded!
When you come to Jesus' table, you will find protection. He offers protection even in the presence of our enemies.
At His table will you abundantly more than you need for life.
Discover all the benefits of spending time with Jesus!
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Faith can be messy. We often "romanticize" those in the Bible who believed God for great things without realizing it did not happen overnight.
Faith grows as we grow in our understanding and trust in God.
In today's message, we will examine Romans 4. Paul refers to one of the Israelites' most celebrated figures, Abraham.
Yet his faith in God was not without question. His faith sets the example and paves the way for us all!
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In today's podcast, Pastor Mike explores the necessary characteristics of righteousness.
In Romans 3, the Apostle Paul has a lot to say about what it is and what it is not. As a follower of Jesus, righteousness is not optional but is part of the process of transformation.
Listen to today's message to learn what being righteous is all about and why it is necessary for you as a Christian!
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"Don't judge me!" Have you heard someone say that, or have you said that before? The word judge may not mean what you think it means.
This morning, we will unpack this truth and several warnings the Apostle Paul gives to the church to keep them on track with God and His word!
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