Calvary Prineville

Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches from 1 Kings chapters 8 and 9, Wherein, King Solomon dedicates the new temple to the Lord, before the people, and they experience God's glory fall on the place.

In Luke 17, Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on offenses and how to confront a brother or sister who is in sin.

Most, if not all of use have heard the question posed by Jesus: "What does it profit a man to gain the whole world but lose his soul?" It is difficult to shake this question from your mind as you read Luke 16:19-31, about Lazarus and the rich man. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches about hell and salvation in his sermon on Luke 16:19-31

In 1 Kings 3-4, Pastor Rory teaches on King Solomon's wisdom, and his foolishness.

Guest Pastor Rob Verdeyen from Calvary Chapel in Corvallis, Oregon, preaches on Psalm 127.

As we continue our study through 1 Kings, Pastor Rory teaches on the events leading up to the installment of Solomon as King.

In Luke 16:18, Jesus talks about divorce. Pastor Rory Rodgers delivers an excellent message on divorce and marriage.

Do you often find yourself coming back to the same sins and problems over and over again? Have you tried to implement rules and regulations to change your outward actions, only to find that the root of the problem hasn't changed? In his teaching on the Heart, worship leader Stewart white addresses the source of our problems, OUR HEART, and what can be done for it.

Youth Pastor Chad Carpenter teaches from 1 Peter chapter 1.

As King David is nearing the end of his life, we find that yet another one of His sons attempts to steal the kingdom away, but this time from the one who would rightfully be King; Solomon. As David is handing off the Kingdom, we find that he must ensure that the throne is left in the hands of one who will be capable. Pastor Rory Rodgers teachers on 1 Kings 1.

In the beginnings of the church in the book of Acts, one thing that was unquestionably present was the power of prayer. The disciples and all believers were in constant prayer. They were empowered by the Spirit of God through constantly seeking the Lord in prayer; asking for His power. In his sermon, Pastor Rory Rodgers shares his vision for life-changing prayer among the body of Calvary Chapel of...

In Luke 16:1-19, Jesus tells the parable about the shrewd servant, and how he was commended by his master even though it seems like he should have been chastised. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches through our text.

As Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches through 2 Samuel 23, we take a look at David's mighty men, and see how the men who followed David, though once downcast and disenfranchised, ended up being the most faithful and mighty men in the kingdom.

In his final message to the congregation at Calvary Chapel of Crook County, Pastor Ryan Couch teaches from Acts chapter 20, where Paul bids farewell to the Ephesian elders before going to Rome. Pastor Ryan draws upon Paul's charge to the Ephesians to charge Calvary Chapel of Crook County to press on in knowing, following, and loving Jesus Christ.

As the second to the last Sunday with Pastor Ryan Couch as the lead pastor of Calvary Chapel of Crook County, Pastor Ryan uses the opportunity to preach from Nehemiah chapter 1. In Nehemiah 1, we find a Jewish man named Nehemiah having a heavy burden on his heart for the city of Jerusalem after receiving a report of the condition of the city at that time. He discovers that the walls are destroyed,...

As David faces a famine in the land, he begins to inquire of the Lord for the reason for the famine. He finds that it is because of the blood of the gibeonites which Saul spilled in his zealousness. Pastor Rory Rodgers teaches on 2 Samuel 21.

After David's return as King, the people of Judah were escorting him back, and this upset the people of Israel. As we look at chapter 20, we find a rebellion being started by a man named Sheba, who decided to incite hatred against the people of Judah. Because of the rebellion, David must send his men after Sheba, in order to prevent an even greater uprising. In the end, it comes down to the help o...

When the Pharisees see that Jesus is eating with tax-collectors and sinners, they begin to slander Him. Jesus very clearly rebukes them by illustrating the true heart of God, to redeem the lost.

Without strong leadership every kingdom collapses. This is true both in the literal physical sense, and the spiritual sense. Husbands and fathers who don't lead their home in the power of God's Spirit are more likely to see their families crumble, and their marriages teeter on the brink of disaster. After the death of David's son, Absolom, we saw that David had mourned for him greatly. As some of...

Do you know that Jesus has the best possible life for you? Do you realize that in Jesus you find meaning, purpose, and fulfillment? Do you understand that trying to find your identity apart from Jesus will only lead to discouragement, despair, and finally, destruction. Jesus said that He came that we might have life, and have it more abundantly. When you don't have these things, the thing that is...

As David begins to face the battle against Absalom, he commands his men to deal gently with his son Absalom; a command which Joab had no intention of keeping. Pastor Ryan preachers on 2 Samuel 18, and deals with leadership, rebellion, and obedience to authority.

In an effort to be at peace with all people and religions, many will say that all roads lead to God. This is as foolish as saying all roads lead to your house. When Jesus was asked if those who are saved will be few, he responds by saying that there will be many who will try to enter, but they will not have entered through the narrow gate, and the master will say, "I tell you, I do not know where...

In this short audio clip taken from a teaching in 2nd Samuel, Pastor Ryan takes a moment to charge the men with some truths from the life and death of Ahithophel, in 2nd Samuel 17:23.

Before David fled the city, he set up Hushai to defeat the advice of Ahithophel, because Ahithophel had sided with Absolom during the coup. As Ahithophel offers up adive to Absolom, Hushai turns it on him, and ultimately protects David and all of his men. Because Hushai prevailed in his advice, Ahithophel knew that it would only end poorly for himself, so he got his house in order and hanged himse...

It is in our sinful nature to compare ourselves to others, and to claim that the misfortune of others has come upon them as a form of punishment from God. In our text, Jesus dispels the myths about the Kingdom of God by explaining what the Kingdom is really like. We learn that God is longsuffering in his patience; He is not limited by man's legalism. His heart is for people, not for establishments...