Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale Video Podcast

As Pastor Jeff Denis picks up our midweek Immovable series, we're reminded that our response to trials is a sacred opportunity to point others to Jesus, and that our suffering looks a whole lot different when viewed through the eternal lens of Scripture.

Paul is on a mission to spread the gospel, but he finds himself rejected, beaten, and scorned in every city he sets foot. Now driven to Corinth, a city plagued by sexual immorality, Paul is insufferably grieved and discouraged. Acts 18 teaches us that God loves all people, in all places at all times, and challenges us to consider a simple but sobering question, "Do you feel burdened for the lost in your city?"

As the designer of marriage, God has given the Bible to husbands and wives as their owner's manual. In this message on 1 Peter 3, Pastor Fidel Gomez calls us to lay down our own ideas about marriage and return to a Christ-like heart toward our spouses, and a Biblical foundation for marriage that will truly be blessed.

When you get squeezed, what do people see come out of you? Dr. Bob Barnes of Sheridan House Ministries gives this Father's Day message to tell dads that working through difficult circumstances serves as vitamins to grow in godly maturity.

This evening has been set aside for our church body to gather for encouragement, prayer, and an authentic night of worship while lifting up the name of Jesus.

In this study, Pastor Chris Baselice shares from Acts 17 in a timely teaching titled, "No Time to Waste." Here we find Paul on an apostolic mission to persuade both Jew and Gentile the verity of Jesus—the promised Messiah. Today we live in a pluralistic culture, but there is much we can glean from Paul as he delivers a powerful message to an idolatrous people: there is only one way and one truth and that is through Jesus.

When you get to the second chapter of 1 Peter, you may have the impression that this apostle is perfect. But as we study the Scriptures, we see that he is one of the more knuckle-headed people in the Bible, consequentially making Peter a sober reminder of us all. For we all are "under construction," a work in progress. Yet an element of God's grace is that He still chooses to use us and shape us as we remove the "mask" and pursue Jesus with authenticity.

You represent the sum total of the choices of your life. As Pastor Alan Platt continues our series in the Book of Acts, we learn that Scripture invites us to a level of making choices that goes a level beyond right and wrong. This involves wisdom, maturity, and discerning the will of God.

Continuing in our Immovable message series through the Book of 1 Peter, Pastor Chris Baselice challenges us to live our lives considering the cost of Jesus' blood. We have uncompromising promises through God, but we also have commands . . . to be hopeful, to be holy, to live a God-fearing life, and to fervently love one another. Why? For the glory of God—so people will see God's perfection and works through His people and be drawn to Him despite the trials, pain, and hardship we may face.

The gospel is a message of grace. Even among believers in the early church it created controversy because of their view of the law. Continuing the series on the Book of Acts, Pastor Doug Sauder explores chapter 15 to expound on the wonderful qualities of grace that reveal God's nature and His plan for us.