Calvary Chapel Secret Harbour

Pastor Keith continues our midweek study with Revelation Chapter 4, where the focus shifts to the throne room of heaven. This powerful passage lifts our eyes to the majesty, holiness, and sovereignty of God, reminding us of who truly reigns over all.

Pastor Israel shares the third message in our Holy Spirit series titled "What Does the Holy Spirit Look Like." This Sunday evening teaching explores how the Holy Spirit reveals Himself through the life and character of believers. Please note: this is a partial recording due to technical issues.

Pastor Keith shares a Sunday morning message from Revelation 3:14–22 titled "The Lukewarm Church." In Jesus’ words to the church of Laodicea, we’re challenged to examine our spiritual temperature, recognise our need for Him, and respond to His invitation to renewed fellowship and wholehearted devotion.

Pastor Keith continues our midweek study with a message on the Church in Sardis from Revelation 3:1–6. Jesus’ words to this spiritually lifeless church are a wake-up call to be watchful, strengthen what remains, and walk in true, living faith.

Pastor Israel continues Part 2 of our 6-part sermon series on the Holy Spirit with a message titled "Who Is the Holy Spirit and What Does He Do?" This teaching unpacks the nature and work of the Holy Spirit—His role in convicting, guiding, empowering, and transforming the lives of believers.

Pastor Keith shares from Revelation 3:7–13 in a message titled "Have Faith – We Still Have Time." Speaking to the Church in Philadelphia, this passage encourages us to remain faithful, hold on to what we have, and trust in the promises of Christ, knowing that His open door is not yet closed.

Pastor Keith continues our midweek study in Revelation Chapter 2 with a message on the Church at Thyatira. This passage reveals Jesus’ warning against spiritual compromise and His call to hold fast to truth, reminding us that faithfulness matters even in the face of pressure and cultural influence.

Pastor Israel begins a new 6-part series on the Holy Spirit with a message titled "The Divine Person of the Holy Spirit." This foundational teaching explores who the Holy Spirit is—fully God, personal, and active—helping us understand His role in the life of every believer.

Pastor Keith continues in Revelation Chapter 2 with a message on the Church of Pergamos — the Church of Compromise. This study examines Jesus’ warning to a church holding to the truth outwardly but tolerating compromise within, calling us to stand firm in faith and purity in a challenging world.

Pastor Keith continues in Revelation Chapter 2 with a message on the Church at Smyrna. This study focuses on Jesus’ words to a faithful and suffering church, reminding us of the hope, courage, and eternal reward promised to those who remain steadfast under trial.

Pastor Israel concludes our series in 1 Corinthians with Chapter 16 in a message titled "Faithful to the Finish." This final chapter highlights Paul’s heart for the Church, encouraging us to live with love, strength, and steadfast faith as we serve Christ to the very end.

Pastor Keith begins Revelation Chapter 2 with a message on the Church at Ephesus. This study looks at Jesus’ words of commendation and correction, reminding us of the importance of truth, endurance, and returning to our first love.

Pastor Keith concludes Revelation Chapter 1 with verses 19 and 20 in a message titled "Whose Church Is It?" This study reminds us that Jesus stands at the centre of His Church—holding its leaders in His hand and walking among His people with authority, care, and purpose.

Pastor Israel shares from 1 Corinthians 16:1–4 in a message titled "Now Concerning Giving." This teaching unpacks Paul’s practical instructions on generosity, showing how giving is a vital part of worship, unity, and supporting the work of the gospel.

Pastor Keith concludes Revelation Chapter 1 with a message titled "Do Not Be Afraid." As John encounters the risen and glorified Christ, we’re reminded that Jesus holds all authority and is present with His people—giving us confidence and peace, even in uncertain times.

Pastor Keith continues our midweek study in Revelation Chapter 1, focusing on the powerful vision of the risen Christ. This passage reminds us of His authority, His presence among the churches, and the hope we have as we live in the times of Bible prophecy.

Pastor Israel shares from 1 Corinthians 15, beginning at verse 20, in a message titled "Raised in Glory: Our Certain Hope of Resurrection." This evening service reflects on the risen Christ as the first fruits of all who believe, offering confidence in the promised resurrection and the glory to come.

Pastor Keith begins a new series in the Book of Revelation with Chapter 1 in a message titled "Living in the Times of Bible Prophecy." This introduction highlights the revelation of Jesus Christ and encourages us to live with faith and readiness in light of God's unfolding plan.

Pastor Keith shares from Colossians 3:20 in "Raising God’s Children," offering a biblical guide to parenting in our midweek service. This message explores how God’s design shapes the way we nurture, guide, and disciple children to know and follow Christ.

Pastor Israel shares from 1 Corinthians 15 in our evening service with a message titled "The Resurrection Reality: Proclaimed, Proven, and Promised." This passage unpacks the truth of Christ’s resurrection, the evidence that supports it, and the hope it secures for all who believe.

Pastor Keith shares a Sunday morning message from Colossians 3:14 in "The Greatest and Longest Battle," focusing on the call to put on love—the virtue that binds everything together. This message highlights the reality that the greatest and longest battle is often fought in the home, where Christlike love is most needed and most tested.

Pastor Keith continues our midweek study in Colossians Chapter 3, beginning at verse 4. This passage reminds us that Christ is our life and calls us to put off the old self and live in the new, reflecting His character in all we do.

Pastor Israel teaches from 1 Corinthians 12, 13, and 14 in "Concerning Spiritual Gifts," exploring how the gifts of the Spirit are given for the good of the Church, guided by love, and meant to build up the body of Christ.

Pastor Keith shares from Colossians Chapter 3 in "Seek Things Above," calling us to set our hearts and minds on Christ. This passage encourages a new way of living—shaped by our identity in Him and focused on eternal things.

Pastor Keith continues our midweek study in Colossians Chapter 2, picking up from verse 11. This passage unpacks the spiritual reality of being united with Christ in His death and resurrection, and the freedom we now have through His victory.