Calvary Prineville

In light of our upcoming event, "Seven", in which we will spend seven days praying and fasting, Pastor Rory teaches on Prayer and Fasting. Prepare to have your heart challenged!

Elder Kevin Vaughan, teaches on Salvation and the full counsel of God.

As 2 Kings picks up where 1 Kings left off, we find that Elijah is about to be taken up to heaven in a Chariot, and the mantle is to be passed to Elishah, his protege. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on 2 Kings 1-2.

Pastor Rory Rodgers takes a look at what it means to serve faithfully as a good soldier for Jesus, in 2 Timothy, chapter two.

In a follow up to Kings, Pastor Rory moves over to Chronicles to study a little more about the life of Jehoshaphat, King of Judah.

Pastor Rory Rodgers preaches a sermon from Luke 20:45-47, entitled, "Grieving Over Empty Religion".

After repeated failed attempts to trap Jesus with trick questions, Jesus turns the questioners on their heads by asking how the Messiah can be David's son, when David calls Him Lord. This stumps them because they think they know the scriptures because they've read them, but they haven't understood them. Have you drifted into a sterile, dead relationship toward God and the truth of His word? Has yo...

Often, when it comes to giving, people just don't want to hear it. As Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Luke 21:1-4, we see Jesus heart on giving, as Jesus points out the widow who gave all that she had.

As we finish the book of 1 Kings, we are presented with the end of evil King Ahab, but we also see his momentary repentance and humility before God. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on 1 Kings 21-22.

As we near the middle of Luke chapter twenty, we find the Scribes and the Pharisees trying to trick Jesus with questions and flattery. But Jesus, having the wisdom of the Spirit, was able to answer all of the questions in a way that they never expected. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Luke 20:19-40 .

Even though King Ahab was a wicked King, God still desired to use him, and use him he did. Unfortunately, Ahab's wickedness ended up costing him dearly. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on 1 Kings 19:19- Chapter 20.

As Jesus is preaching and teaching in the temple, the chief priest and the scribes and elders came to him and began testing him with questions. After stumping them in their own questioning, Jesus tells the parable of the wicked tenants, who murdered their master's son in order to steal his inheritance. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Luke 20:9-8.

Many tend to think of Jesus as the ultimate pacifist; never one to rock the boat or call people out. Nothing could be further from the truth. In Luke 19:45-20:8, we see Jesus fashion his own whip and drive out the corrupt money changers from the temple, because they had taken the House of God, which was intended for prayer, and turned into a den of thieves, intent on nothing more than robbing peop...

In Jesus Parable of the Minas, we see that there is a reward due to those who faithfully serve Jesus with what He has given them. This gift is given in addition to salvation, to those faithful servants who didn't doubt his return but served diligently. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Luke 19:11-40

As Elijah is used by God to Demonstrate God's strength and faithfulness to the evil prophets and king, He is thrust into an incredible victory where the false God is shown to be impotent to do anything, and the living God is show to be all-powerful and true. But as is so often the case, Elijah moves from the mountain-top experience of Victory, into the valleys of despair, as he flees in fear, and...

Bill James from Agents for Christ, teaches on Evangelism, and shares about the opportunities and blessings that Agents for Christ has had in the past year.

As Elijah the prophet is raised up to confront the King, we find that, even in the midst of marvelous signs and wonders, the King, and the people still falter. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Faltering between two opinions when the Lord has so clearly laid out His desire for you.

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Luke 18:31-19:10, where Jesus heals a blind man, then has dinner with a tax collector. Both the blind man and the tax collector desired to get time with Jesus, even though most around them said that they weren't worth Jesus' time.

How does the Lord measure the success of a man? How about a King? As Pastor Rory Rodgers looks at 1 Kings 15-16, we begin to see the pattern develop where the success or failure of a king is determined by their heart, particularly, their loyalty to God. When they are loyal, they are said to have followed in David's footsteps.

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Luke 18:15-30, where Jesus receives the little children that the disciples were attempting to prevent from coming to Him. Then Jesus is approached by the Rich Young Ruler, and asked what must be done to inherit the kingdom of Heaven.

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on Jesus' two parables from Luke 18:1-14, wherein Jesus first explains the effectiveness of frequent petition through prayer while waiting on the Lord, then he tells of the kind of prayer God hears; Humble prayer.

Like so many people before and after him, King Solomon had a great start when it came to his reign as King and his faith in God. But, just like the many before and after him, he proves that it isn't about how well you start, or even how well your middle-story goes, but what ultimately matters is HOW YOU FINISH. Sadly, Solomon didn't finish well. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on 1 Kings 11-12.

Pastor Rory teaches on Luke 17:20-37, wherein, Jesus is asked by the Pharisees when the Kingdom of God would come. In his sermon, Pastor Rory teaches on Jesus explanation of the Kingdom of God being characterized by both an, "Already", and a "Not Yet".

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on 1 Kings, chapters 8 and 9, where we see the Lord appear to Solomon for a second time, after the completion of the Temple, and then we find the Queen of Sheba visiting Solomon to see if the stories of his wisdom and wealth were true.

In Jesus day, Leprosy was a very deadly and disgusting disease, but when Jesus was faced with the lepers of his day, He took compassion on them, healing them, even though many of them never came back to thank Him. Pastor Rory Rodgers teachers on the Luke 17, verses 6-19.