When it comes to Bible prophecy, many people either become overly obsessed—or avoid it altogether. But what if the problem isn’t prophecy itself, but how it’s being handled?

In this timely message, Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, will lead us on an exploration of what it means to rightly handle prophetic Scripture in a way that’s biblical, balanced, Christ-centered, and hope-filled. Drawing from 2 Timothy 2:15 and other key passages, we’ll walk through ten essential principles for studying and teaching prophecy with clarity, humility, and faithfulness.

This isn’t about sensational predictions or speculative timelines—it’s about rightly dividing the Word of truth, keeping our eyes on Jesus, and allowing prophecy to stir our hearts toward holy living and gospel urgency.

Whether you’ve been hesitant to dive into prophecy or you’re eager for a solid foundation, this message will equip you to approach the prophetic Word with confidence and discernment in these increasingly prophetic times.

“Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy…” — Revelation 1:3

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Join us for our verse-by-verse midweek study through the Book of Jeremiah as we pick up in chapter 27, beginning in verse 8, and continue through the end of chapter 28.

In this portion of Scripture, we see Jeremiah confronting false hope and bold lies with the steady truth of God’s Word. As the prophet delivers God’s message of submission to Babylon, he’s opposed by voices that promise peace without repentance. Chapter 28 then brings a dramatic showdown between Jeremiah and the false prophet Hananiah—highlighting the danger of declaring “Thus says the Lord” when the Lord has not spoken.

This study will challenge us to discern truth in the midst of spiritual confusion and remind us to stand firm, speak truth, and trust God to vindicate His Word.

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As we step away briefly from our normal verse-by-verse study of Scripture, we’re launching into a timely new series called "Prophecy Break." In this opening message, we explore why Bible prophecy is so often neglected—and why that’s a serious mistake for the Church today.

Many Christians and churches avoid prophetic Scriptures because they’re seen as too dark, too confusing, too controversial—or simply too irrelevant to daily life. But nothing could be further from the truth. Far from being a fringe topic, prophecy is deeply practical, profoundly encouraging, and urgently needed in the times we’re living in.

In this message, Pastor Randy unpacks seven reasons why prophecy is often dismissed, and makes a compelling case for why every believer needs to rediscover the prophetic Word—not to speculate about the future, but to walk in clarity, holiness, urgency, and hope as we await the return of our King.

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In this teaching, Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, continues to lead us on a verse-by-verse journey through the Book of Jeremiah. In this teaching, we pick up in Jeremiah 26:10, where tensions rise in the temple as the religious leaders and officials react to Jeremiah’s bold call to repentance. Though threatened with death, Jeremiah stands firm, delivering God’s message with conviction and courage.

Moving into Chapter 27, we explore a powerful object lesson involving yokes—where Jeremiah, under God’s direction, physically wears a yoke to symbolize Judah’s coming submission to Babylon. It’s a dramatic moment that challenges both the political leadership and the false prophets who promised peace when judgment was near.

Together, these chapters confront us with questions about whose voice we’re listening to—and whether we’re willing to accept God’s truth even when it’s uncomfortable.

Come ready to dig deep into God’s Word and be strengthened in faith, discernment, and obedience.

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In this teaching, Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, continues to lead us in a verse-by-verse study through the Book of Jeremiah. In this teaching he picks up in Jeremiah 25:34 and continues into chapter 26:11.

In these powerful and sobering passages, we’ll witness God’s declaration of judgment not just on Judah, but on the nations as a whole. The imagery is vivid and weighty—a cup of God’s wrath passed from one kingdom to the next, symbolizing His righteous anger against rebellion and injustice. But the message doesn’t end with judgment; in chapter 26, we see the prophet Jeremiah standing in the temple courts, faithfully proclaiming God's word to a resistant and hostile audience. Some reject him outright. Others call for his death. But there are also those who pause and listen—proving that even in the midst of national hard-heartedness, there are still hearts willing to respond.

As we study these chapters, we reflect not only on what happened in ancient Judah, but also on what it means for us today. These verses remind us that speaking God’s truth may not always be popular, but it is always necessary. Jeremiah’s courage—and even the example of another little-known prophet named Uriah—challenges us to be faithful witnesses in our own time, even when costly.

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Midweek “Verse-by-Verse” Teaching – Jeremiah 25:15–33 - with Pastor Randy Mosher, Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley.

In this powerful continuation of Jeremiah 25, we witness the prophet bearing the “cup of the Lord’s fury” to the nations—a symbol of divine judgment that begins with Jerusalem but does not stop there. In verses 15–33, God makes clear that His justice will reach far beyond Judah, encompassing all kingdoms of the earth. This sobering passage confronts us with the reality of God's righteous wrath against sin, the responsibility of leadership, and the certainty of coming judgment.

Join us as we walk verse-by-verse through this prophetic warning, unpacking the imagery, historical backdrop, and implications for both ancient nations and our modern world. We’ll also reflect on how this passage foreshadows God’s ultimate plan of redemption through Christ—who drank the cup of wrath so we could receive the cup of mercy.

Listen in and be stirred, sobered, and strengthened in your walk with the Lord.