Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley Podcast

In this video, Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, continues leading us through a verse-by-verse study of the Book of Jeremiah, picking up in through Jeremiah 39, a chapter where God’s long-spoken warnings finally became history.

We’ll walk through the fall of Jerusalem, the collapse of its leadership, and the sobering reality of what happens when God’s word is delayed, resisted, or ignored. But we’ll also see something just as powerful—how God faithfully preserved His servant Jeremiah and remembered a quiet act of courageous obedience by a man named Ebed-Melech.

Jeremiah 39 shows us that God’s word is always fulfilled—both His warnings and His promises. It reminds us that running from God’s truth never brings freedom, that delayed obedience carries real consequences, and that God never forgets those who willingly yield themselves to be used by Him, even at personal risk.

Take time to listen to the study of this important and sobering chapter and consider what it still says to our world—and to our hearts—today.

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Watch this special teaching of the Book of Habakkuk by Pastor Charles Burkett, Assistant Pastor, Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley.

Habakkuk is a short but powerful book that gives voice to honest questions, deep faith, and a confident trust in God—even when circumstances don’t make sense.

We’ll trace the flow of the book, highlight key themes, and see how God meets a questioning prophet with revelation, reassurance, and hope. If you’ve ever wondered “Lord, what are You doing?”—this study is for you.

Come watch and be ready to listen, learn, and be encouraged by God’s unchanging faithfulness.

In this video, Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, continue to lead us on our verse-by-verse journey through the Book of Daniel, picking up in Daniel 4:18 and finishing this powerful chapter with Part 2 of a message titled: "The Testimony of a Humbled King."

In this teaching we see how God confronts pride, offers mercy, and calls every heart to trust in Him alone. So, join us as we're reminded once again that the Most High rules in the kingdom of men.

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In this video Pastor Randy Mosher, Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel of the Cumberland Valley, continues to lead us on a verse-by-verse study through the Book of Jeremiah, turning our attention to Jeremiah chapter 38.

This chapter places us in the final days before Jerusalem’s fall and reveals the growing cost of faithfulness. Jeremiah is falsely accused, silenced by political leaders, and lowered into a cistern—not for wrongdoing, but for speaking God’s truth. At the same time, we see King Zedekiah torn between the fear of man and the fear of the Lord, quietly seeking counsel yet unwilling to act on what he hears.

As we work through the text, we’ll explore: Why God’s truth is often labeled as “dangerous” when it confronts false security; The responsibility of leaders when God’s Word is clear but unpopular; The quiet courage of Ebed-Melech, and how God honors faith expressed through action; What it looks like to trust the Lord when obedience appears costly.

Jeremiah 38 challenges us to ask whether we truly believe God’s Word when it runs against the pressure of culture, politics, or personal comfort—and whether we are willing to stand with truth even when it leaves us misunderstood or alone.

We invite you to watch this in-depth, Scripture-centered study as we continue learning what it means to fear the Lord rather than man.

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In this teaching we continue our verse-by-verse journey through the Book of Jeremiah, picking up in Jeremiah 37, a chapter that pulls back the curtain on the final days of Judah’s monarchy—and reveals the tragic consequences of leadership that fears man more than God.

We’ll watch King Zedekiah wrestle with fear, political pressure, and indecision, even as the Word of the Lord stands clear and unchanged. Jeremiah’s faithfulness in the face of rejection and imprisonment offers us a rich reminder that God’s messengers are often resisted when a society is drifting from Him.

Come ready to be encouraged, challenged, and anchored in the truth as we open God’s Word together.

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