Dios tiene un propósito al permitir que atraviese los valles. Ya sean dudas, depresión, desesperación, desánimo o derrota.

Who can stand before God? In this special communion message, Pastor Doug Sauder teaches from Exodus 28–31 as we discover what holiness is all about, what it means to be a messenger of the gospel to those around us, and how God equips us with gifts, passions, and situations to do His work in the world!

One of the best gifts a dad can give his kids is his presence! This Father's Day weekend, Pastor Duane Roberts from Calvary Chapel Boynton Beach explores the Tabernacle— the place where God's presence would live. Discover how this ancient tent points to the coming of Jesus and His work in our lives.

Dios Nuestro Padre, es un Padre que quiere tener comunión y relación con sus hijos.

Where does our confidence come from as believers? In part 18 of our study through Exodus, Pastor Chris Baselice of Calvary Chapel Plantation breaks down Exodus 23:20–24:18. Discover how God fights for us, why it's important to live out our relationship with Jesus in community, and how to be rooted in the truth of God’s Word.

Hay una gran exhortación en dejar de preocuparse por los bienes materiales y a confiar en Dios.

In this message, we explore Exodus 21–23 as the Lord continues giving Moses the law. Discover how the Lord shaped His people through this law to set them apart and bring about the coming of Jesus, and how this law impacts us today.

Una vez que plantaste la semilla en la tierra comienza un proceso que TU NO CONTROLAS, y que NO se puede ver, hasta que la planta crezca.
El sembrador planta la semilla pero luego NO sabe cómo es que crece PORQUE eso ya no depende de él. Dios hace que todo sea posible.

Have you ever wondered what it means to live in right relationship with God and others? Continuing our study through the Book of Exodus, Pastor Doug Sauder examines Exodus 20 as we discover the purpose of the 10 commandments, how they draw us to Jesus, and how they instruct us to the best life humanly possible!

Ser agradecido con Dios por quién Él es y no nosotros.