Sermons from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

If loss of control, comfort, credit, or certainty causes you to complain, you may suffer from a serious condition called centeritis. Good news, there is a cure!

Something in our lives goes out of tune when we don't want to sing. True worship seeks to tune our lives to God's past, present, and future.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Christy Duff shares the fourth message at our annual Women's retreat.

Christy Duff share the third message at our annual women's retreat.

Christy Duff shares the second message at our annual women's retreat.

Christy Duff shares the first message at our annual women's retreat.

The remarkable story of Joseph and how God works through all the tragedy of his life.

Yes, the story is about Jacob becoming Israel, not Esau. But, there is an Esau inside all of us. That image that we want to be. So we build, protect, promote, and prove this image. The way Jacob wanted to be Esau. Until he met God. And was wounded. Then he limped into a new day, no longer trying to be Esau, but living out his true identity: Israel.

We are bored, afraid, alone, depressed, and stressed. So we binge, we splurge, and we munch. Is this really the best reflex? Genesis 27 shows that self-indulgence can lead to blindness. To devastating proportions.

In a world where the demands of the gods often leads to child sacrifice, Abraham discovers a very different God. A God who does not demand, but provides. A God who asks not for our sacrifice, but our trust.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Genesis 12. The turning point of the Bible. God call Abraham, blesses him, and promises him a land in which he will have many descendants who will bless the world. How are we doing with this? How can we extend God's blessing to our communities?

Me, myself, and I. The ego teaches us this universal language. It drives us to build ourselves upward. But the gospel counters this. It drives us to build our lives outward.

God floods the world. Does this make him cruel? Furious? Or is He kind and friendly?

What is luck? Does it exist? How do we respond to "bad luck?" How do luck and worship correlate? We are more like Cain than we like to think. This message covers all this and more.

The devil pursues us. God pursues us. Who do you pursue?

You submitted the questions. In this episode we provide the answers. Or maybe more of a discussion. Pastor Brandon thoughtfully leads us through five questions: 1. What does it mean to take God’s name in vain? 2. Why are women not required to wear a head covering when wearing one was commanded in the New Testament? 3. How critical is actually reading the Bible every day? I mean, could you get the...

After six days of creating, God rested on the seventh. He blessed the seventh day and set it apart from the other six as unique. Israel modeled this with the Sabbath. Jesus challenged the rules attached to it. The rest of the New Testament is strangely silent about it. Are we supposed to keep the Sabbath or not? Is there any value in it? This message will discuss some practical ways to incorporate...

The Garden of Eden was the photo-type temple from which the Tabernacle, the Church, and even Jesus are models. The implications from this instruct us on how to perform the mission Jesus gave His church to accomplish.

What does it mean to be human? What sets humans apart from the rest of creation? What does it mean to be created in "the image of God?" And how do these questions matter?

Who is God? What is He like? The first chapter of Genesis introduces us to the Bible's main character. His traits are highlighted by comparing the creation narrative with Babylon's creation myth.