Calvary Chapel Cardunal - Sermon Audio

What calamity are you facing? What trial is before you? Here is your response. Worship God—not because of your hardship but because of the sovereignty and glory of your God. When you get to Heaven it will all be explained, but until that day we live...

A day of divine examination is coming. Are you using your freedom in Christ to live a life free from sin’s domination? Or have you forgotten that there will be an accounting of your works at the judgment seat of Christ? What can you expect from the...

What will the world be like in five years now that A.I. has arrived? As we will see, many are gravely concerned about where it is all heading.

Every great drama has a villain—sometimes, several. Storytellers call them “antagonists.” Their role in the plot is to antagonize the hero. They embody the wickedness of classic conflicts between good and evil. Yet the most insidious and potentially...

Remember the dragon in Revelation 12. He wanted to devour the Son being born two thousand years ago, and to this day he wants to devour all who belong to Him. It’s a conflict between God’s seed and Satan’s seed that will rage until the very end. In...

In Revelation 11, we see two very bright lights that God will raise up in the darkest time that will ever come upon the face of the earth. The deep darkness I’m speaking of is the coming Great Tribulation. And the two lights God will raise up are...

The gospel of Jesus Christ indeed involves both bad news and good news—bad news about lost humans subject to divine judgment, but good news about the righteous Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who paid the complete penalty for us and saved us when we simply...

Often when we face adversity, our first instinct is to turn to people for help. And God can work through people. He can provide through family and friends and help us. No question. But ultimately, we should turn to God when trouble comes. And it will...

Things will not look bright for God’s people during this middle stage of the prophetic journey, but they will still be overcomers through the power of the King of kings and Lord of lords!

What do you believe will personally satisfy the inner thirst that you have? Here we find only Jesus can do that for you.

In the book of Revelation, we foresee God using an intensifying series of judgments to capture the world’s attention for redemption. A major purpose of God’s judgments in Revelation is to seize the world’s attention when it refuses to listen.

In spite of the Antichrist’s fierce hatred of this group, he can’t harm them. They’re like indestructible superheroes, but not because of their own power. It’s because God protects them. At the end of the book of Revelation, they stand on Mount Zion...

The day that Jesus stepped out of that tomb was “Day One” in the process of the restoration of all things back onto God, concluding with a new heaven and a new earth.

We must keep in mind that what our Lord accomplished on the cross was an eternal transaction that involved Him and the Father. He did not die as a martyr who had failed in a lost cause.

As Jesus takes the scroll from the Father's hand, He begins to break its seals. Releasing the Four Horsemen upon the earth, bringing with them the arrival of the Anti-Christ, War, Famine, and Death. John asked the question at the end of this...

If the great numbers of converted people flooding into the churches had been the only result of the Awakenings here in America, that would have been satisfactory. But Awakenings are notable for more than that, for it had a greater impact on secular...

You see revival is for the church. When we say revival what we are really saying is God’s people need to get back to living the Christian life as it was meant to be lived. And if we are revived it will then impact our country. So a revival starts in...

Christ is about to open the sealed book and release judgment on the world. The inhabitants of the earth are ignorant of this glorious scene in heaven. As in the days of Noah and Lot, they go on their way, eating and drinking and ignoring God’s...

The key word in this chapter is “throne”; it is used twelve times. The word is used forty-six times in the entire book. The Book of Revelation makes it clear that it is the throne of God that rules the universe, not the thrones of men

Christ’s messages to the seven churches in Asia come to a close with a tragic letter to the self-sufficient, self-righteous, self-serving church in Laodicea.