Calvary Chapel Canberra Podcast

Today we're delighted to be joined by Missionary to Vanuatu Pastor Peter Gration whom shares on the theme "Trust" coming from the book of Job.

In this episode, we dive into "The Power of Patience" as described by Jesus in Luke 21:19: "In your patience possess ye your souls." Learn how to synchronize your faith with God's timing, endure trials with grace, and trust the process that leads to true spiritual growth.

Patience is not just a passive act—it's an essential aspect of faith that brings us closer to salvation. Join us to discover how patience transforms our souls, protects us from poor decisions, and helps us stand firmly in God's promises.

Today we're blessed to hear from Rev David Kent on the theme "Be Transformed" from Romans 12

Today we continue in our series "Heaven to Earth" where we explore the final piece "The Ark of The Covenant". The place where the presence of God dwells.

In this episode, we explore the depth of Christ's sacrifice and how He became our eternal high priest. We dive into the Old Testament tabernacle, the significance of the veil, and how Jesus' death on the cross grants us direct access to God's mercy. Learn why this message is crucial for every believer's faith journey.

Father's Day Service 2024 with Guest Speaker Rev Troy Wickett

Discover how the incense symbolizes the prayers and worship that ascend to God, creating a divine connection.

We'll also discuss the importance of repentance and how it plays a critical role in our relationship with God.

Tune in to gain insights that will deepen your prayer life and bring spiritual breakthroughs.

Join us today as we dive into part 5 of our tabernacle series where we talk about the Table of Shewbread.

Today we delve into the significance of the Golden Candlestick (Menorah) in the Tabernacle, a profound symbol of spiritual enlightenment. Discover how the Holy Spirit, represented by the oil in the Menorah, is the only source of light that guides believers from the natural into the supernatural.

To enter the Outer Court one had to pick up the curtain, and bow down to enter in.