Calvary Chapel of San Antonio

2 Chronicles 36:1-23 15.01.2025 58:13 ↓

Anytime we struggle with pride as Hezekiah did, we are in danger.  There were some envoys from Babylon sent to convey their well-wishes and to bring gifts to Hezekiah. They were curious about Hezekiah’s wealth and, of course, the proud king showed them everything. Isaiah heard they were in town and rushed to Hezekiah’s side to find out what they said and what they saw. It was then Isaiah prophesie...

2 Chronicles 35:1-27 08.01.2025 53:25 ↓

The Passover was a picture of Christ in the OT. It is the central act of redemption in the OT. Only by remaining behind a blood-stained-door, could the first-born son be saved. Josiah was, in effect, bringing the people behind the blood-stained door!

Romans 5:5-12 05.01.2025 40:03 ↓

God died for you when nobody else would have! He chose you and died for you when you opposed Him. He chose you and died for you when you couldn’t do anything at all for Him. He loved you when you hated Him… To understand the impact of verse 6, one has to come to grips with their own sin. If Jesus died instead of us, the necessary implication is that we would have to die for our own sin had He not...

Romans 5:1-5 29.12.2024 48:21 ↓

No one likes to talk about suffering. But peace with God and access to God (last time) provides relief even when we are suffering. Suffering is practical and beneficial—it is a fact of life.  We need to learn to deal with it because everyone suffers—believer and unbeliever alike. The benefit for the believer is that peace and access means we don’t have to suffer alone… Times of suffering actually...

2 Chronicles 33:21-34:33 18.12.2024 58:57 ↓

If I could beg you, fathers, follow God with your whole heart!  Make sure your kids know Jesus and that they see you following Him. Make sure they see a dad who is as much like Jesus as it’s possible to be in this world.  Please…

Romans 5:1-2 15.12.2024 48:11 ↓

It’s possible for someone to be saved, going to heaven, and still not have peace with God. Resisting His will, quenching the Holy Spirit ---Continuing to live life on our terms, creates constant conflict with God, no peace. You see, God allowed us to make peace with God so we could have the peace of God in our lives. But peace of God comes only when we are submitted to the Lordship (Kingship) of J...

2 Chronicles 33:1-20 11.12.2024 53:17 ↓

Please notice that it was God’s kindness, not His judgment, which led Manasseh to repentance!  To genuine repentance…

Romans 4:9-25 08.12.2024 47:55 ↓

God recognizes only two types of people—saved and unsaved! The American concepts of race and cultural (identity) differences all disappear when we surrender to Jesus! We must reject ALL differences in people except one: their eternal destination…