Calvary Prineville

Calvary Prineville

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Calvary Prineville episodes

  • Paul - a divided man
    Because we have a sin nature, even though we have Christ in our lives - and the Holy Spirit - we still do wrong. Paul said he doesn't do what he should and does what he shouldn't. If Paul had this internal struggle, we shouldn't feel bad if we do as well, because we will, and do. However, as we grow in Christ, our struggles will lessen and more and more we'll make right choices. In the end, God delivers us from this predicament.
    53 min
  • 'Til death do us part - Audio
    There are three types of "believers": Those who keep the law and become legalistic Christians (are married to the Law); those who totally reject the law because they're covered by grace and live as they want; and those who recognize they're saved by grace, are in love with Jesus, and keep the law (Christian living) out of their "marriage" to the Lord. Under the old law, one was "wedded" to it and could only be released by death. Through Christ, he died that we might be free and wedded to Him.
    57 min
  • 'Til death do us part
    There are three types of "believers": Those who keep the law and become legalistic Christians (are married to the Law); those who totally reject the law because they're covered by grace and live as they want; and those who recognize they're saved by grace, are in love with Jesus, and keep the law (Christian living) out of their "marriage" to the Lord. Under the old law, one was "wedded" to it and could only be released by death. Through Christ, he died that we might be free and wedded to Him.
    57 min
  • From slaves of sin to slaves of God
    Before we were slaves of sin, and behaved accordingly. Now, redeemed by Christ, we are slaves to righteousness, and therefore must behave accordingly, but we behave out of love of Jesus, not according to the law.
    41 min

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The podcast of Calvary Prineville contains the latest sermons from Pastor Rory Rodgers, and occasionally live recordings of the latest worship service.