Calvary Chapel Oxnard

Paul continues his point that being a Jew isn't a matter of heritage, but of faith. Even Gentiles can become a "true" Jew.

Paul says a “true Jew” is more a matter of the heart than ancestry or rule-keeping. We’ll use this truth to press in on the dangers and pitfalls of religion vs relationship.

Man was created to worship and serve, whether it's of the Lord or the things of the world. Paul expounds on this in great detail.

The Gospel is the power of God to save.

Paul's letter to the Church in Rome is considered one of his most influencial writings in establishing the principles and workings of the Gospel.

We’ll see through the life of Jonah how our anger can lead us to disobedience, hurting other, it can also lead to painful situations.

The Psalms of David inspire and convict us because it's his heart being poured out before the Lord.

David declaration “I will not give to the Lord what cost me nothing” tells us much about how he viewed his relationship with God.

The life of David continues as he shows how great of a leader he was despite his failings. His heart always came back to the Lord.

Two events in David’s life instruct us in how to deal with trouble.