Calvary Palos Verdes Teachings

The resurrection of Jesus is the proof that Jesus is who he said he is, and that he did what he said he would do. The resurrection means that Jesus is the Lord of all, and that by believing in him, we receive the gift of eternal life.

Verses: John 20: 1-18

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

The burial of Jesus took place according to the scriptures. There were many prophecies fulfilled in the way Jesus was buried. Jesus had to be buried to prove that he really died, because three days later, he really did rise from the dead.

Verses: John 19: 31-41, 1 Corinthians 15: 3-7, Isaiah 53: 9, Matthew 27: 62-66

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

Jesus was delivered over to be crucified, and on the cross, he paid the debt of our sin. When the work was complete, Jesus declared his victory with these final words: “It is finished.” Our debt of sin had been paid in full.

Verses: John 19: 16-27, Matthew 2: 34-35, Colossians 2: 13-14, John 10: 18

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

Jesus Christ, the Son of God, willingly endured flogging, mocking, and crucifixion in our place so that we can be forgiven and reconciled to God.

Verses: John 18: 1-16, Isaiah 50: 6, Matthew 27: 24, John 5: 18, Leviticus 24: 16, Isaiah 53: 7, Genesis 4: 6-7, John 3: 16

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

Jesus appeared before a total of six trials leading up to his death on a cross. In John 18, Jesus appeared before Pontius Pilate, and they had a conversation about the Kingdom of God, and about what truth is. Pilate said to Jesus, "What is truth?" not knowing that Jesus is the truth.

Verses: John 14: 2, John 18: 28-40, Matthew 23: 24, John 12: 32-33, Galatians 3: 13-14, Luke 23: 1-2, Isaiah 9: 6-7

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

Peter is prideful and over confident in himself, and he ends up denying the Lord three times. But God uses his failure to humble him and prepare him for ministry. We can also learn from Peter's failure how to not give in to temptation during times of testing and trial. A servant of the Lord must be humble.

Verses: John 18: 15-27, John 13: 38, Matthew 16: 23, 1 Peter 5: 5-7, Luke 14: 11, Psalm 51: 4

Pastor: Rob Orr

After the Upper Room, Jesus went with his disciples to the Garden of Gethsemane. Judas, the betrayer, brought with him a band of Roman soldiers and Jewish officers to arrest Jesus in the garden. Jesus knew of everything that would happen, even before it happened.

Verses: John 18: 1-14, John 11: 49-53

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

On the night before his sacrificial death, Jesus lifted up his eyes to heaven, and he prayed to the Father. The High Prayer is a glorious prayer that gives us a clear glimpse into the heart of God for his people.

Verses: John 17: 11-26

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

On the night before his sacrificial death, Jesus lifted up his eyes to heaven, and he prayed to the Father. The High Prayer is a glorious prayer that gives us a clear glimpse into the heart of God for his people.

Verses: John 17: 1-11

Pastor: Daniel Hendrickson

Speaker: Pastor Wade O'Neill of Morningstar Christian Chapel