Calvary Chapel Kaneohe

Pastor JD poses two crucial questions in this, the last hour, that have eternal ramifications requiring answers between two choices all of us must make.

Pastor JD talks about why everything is happening so quickly geopolitically through the lens of Bible prophecy, specifically as it relates to the stunning news concerning Gaza in Israel.

Pastor JD talks about how God, through the prophet Micah encourages us during painful trials with the much-needed reminder that it’s only temporarily ending with Christ’s rule and reign eternally, then celebrates communion at the conclusion.

Pastor JD, in a brief message prior to all-church prayer, explains why it is that often times God will deem it necessary to delay the answer to our prayers.

Pastor JD talks about why it is that God does what He does in our lives, even though we’re incapable of knowing all of His ways and His why’s.

Pastor JD talks about being settled in our hearts concerning the world’s plans being subject to the Word of God, because Bible prophecy tells us it will come crashing down.

Pastor JD offers a word of encouragement concerning corrupt leaders by explaining how God through the Prophet Micah justly judges them and also defends us.

Pastor JD talks about the gloriously bright future we have in heaven, which was written in Revelation to encourage us while we’re still here on earth.

Pastor JD explains why 2025 is starting the way it is by connecting vetted documentation written decades ago with the prophecies in the Bible warning us in advance.

Pastor JD talks about how God through the Prophet Micah makes it very clear, in no uncertain terms that he sees and takes very seriously how we treat people or worse, mistreat people, especially the vulnerable who are taken advantage of.

Pastor JD shares three truths as reminders of God’s promises that we’re all prone to forget, especially when we find ourselves in the midst of those very painful trials in our lives.

Pastor JD contrasts the plan of man ending in destruction and damnation with the plan of God ending in redemption and salvation

Pastor JD talks about the contrast between the prophet Jonah who was angry because God didn’t bring destruction, and Micah who weeps over what he prophesies about the coming destruction.

Pastor JD talks about that which awaits the church at the pre-tribulation rapture, and the saved saints who endure the 7-year tribulation.

Pastor JD explains that the reason why everything happening in the world today is getting stranger is because the pre-tribulation rapture is getting closer.

Pastor JD talks about why it is that we, like the prophet Jonah, can find ourselves disappointed when God doesn’t do what we had hoped or wanted Him to do.

Pastor JD talks about not only being encouraged but also staying encouraged as the evil in today’s world worsens, especially for those who are downcast and even crushed by everything that’s happening.

Pastor JD has a word of warning concerning the New Year in 2025 from Revelation 14:8-12 then offers a word of encouragement for those who are born-again believers in Jesus Christ.

Pastor JD talks about how it is that God will do whatever it takes for someone to come to salvation because it’s not His will that any should perish, then concludes with communion.

Pastor JD builds a bridge from the important prophetic information in Revelation during the tribulation in order to get to the personal application.

Pastor JD addresses the perception on the part of many, particularly here in America, that we have a reprieve, when it’s all actually meant to deceive.

Pastor JD explains why it is that we, like the prophet Jonah, may find ourselves in a difficult time of affliction requiring us to pray through it, and not just because of it.

Pastor JD breaks from the verse-by-verse teaching through Revelation and talks about the understandable reasons why some don’t celebrate Christmas, while also explaining why we still do.

Pastor JD addresses the prophetic significance of what many are seeing and calling drones and UFO’s specific to what they are for, as opposed to what they are.

Pastor JD explains what happens when we, like the prophet Jonah, try to run from God and His calling on our lives.