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David’s song pictures God’s powerful voice as a earth-shattering thunderstorm, sweeping in from the sea and washing through Israel.

Psalm 29

Gene Pensiero Jr

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Explore the awe-inspiring majesty of God’s voice in Psalm 29 – Roll Of Thunder, Then We Cry! In this in-depth Bible study and expository sermon, we delve into King David’s poetic song that compares God’s powerful voice to an earth-shattering thunderstorm. Witness how the storm sweeps in from the sea, rolls across the land, and displays God’s unparalleled power, majesty, and sovereignty over all creation.

This sermon reveals not only God’s incredible strength but also His abundant generosity. Learn how the Lord shares His strength and peace with His people, offering comfort and hope to those who trust in Him.

If you’re passionate about systematic Bible study, exploring the Psalms, or understanding more about God’s character through His Word, this video is for you. Whether you’re a believer seeking spiritual growth, someone curious about Christianity, or a part of the Calvary Chapel community, this sermon will encourage and challenge your faith.

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David finds himself in a fight or flight situation, but instead decides to go through door number three: Right. The way of God’s righteousness.

Psalm 11

Gene Pensiero Jr

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Welcome to an in-depth Bible study through Psalm 11, a powerful passage that speaks to the heart of every believer facing life’s challenges. In this expository sermon, we explore how David, caught in a fight-or-flight situation, chooses a third, God-honoring path: the way of righteousness. When the world feels like it’s crumbling around us, how can we find true shelter, peace, and hope? By taking refuge in Jesus Christ and walking in His righteousness.

Whether you’re new to Christianity, a seasoned believer, or simply seeking encouragement, this study will inspire and equip you to trust God during times of trouble and uncertainty. As we unpack the meaning of Psalm 11, you’ll discover practical insights for your spiritual journey and be reminded that God’s righteousness is your refuge and strength.

At Calvary Hanford, we’re passionate about systematic Bible study and sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. If you’re looking for Christian sermons, Bible devotionals, or teaching from the Calvary Chapel movement, this video is for you.

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A new year, the same God! In Psalm 33, we are invited to reflect on the greatness of God’s power and love and to respond with worship while we wait for Him to do what He wants to do.

Psalm 33

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Start your New Year with a powerful expository sermon on Psalm 33: Worship While You Work! This inspiring chapter of the Bible reminds us that though the year may be new, our God remains the same—faithful, powerful, and full of love. In Psalm 33, we are called to reflect on God’s greatness, His patience, His unmatched power, and His watchful care over our lives.

This sermon invites you to embrace the New Year with a heart of worship, trusting in God’s plans as you wait for Him to work in your life. Discover how Psalm 33 encourages us to respond to God’s grace with joyful praise, even in the midst of uncertainty. Whether you’re looking for encouragement, direction, or a fresh perspective on worship, this message is perfect for the start of a new season.

At Calvary Hanford, we’re dedicated to systematic Bible study and sharing God’s Word with clarity and depth. If you’re passionate about understanding the Bible, growing in your Christian faith, or learning how to worship while you work and wait, this video is for you.

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As Ecclesiastes comes to a close, the author gives us some closing remarks about the Teacher and a warning for us to fear God and obey.

Our text in this study is: Ecclesiastes 12:9-14

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Dive into the powerful conclusion of Ecclesiastes with this in-depth Bible study! In The Only Thing We Have to Fear Is God Himself (Ecclesiastes 12:9-14), we explore the final verses of this profound Old Testament book. Join us for an expository sermon that unpacks the Teacher’s closing thoughts on wisdom, purpose, and the ultimate call to fear God and obey His commandments.

This video is part of a complete series on Ecclesiastes, designed to guide Christians, seekers, and anyone looking for deeper meaning in life. Discover why the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom and how living in obedience to God leads to a truly fulfilling life. Perfect for those interested in systematic Bible study, Christian sermons, or understanding the message of Ecclesiastes.

What You’ll Learn:

The heavenly wisdom behind Ecclesiastes 12:9-14.

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The Teacher urges us to remember our Creator before our youthful vitality is swallowed up by the ravages of age.

Our text in this study is: Ecclesiastes 12:1-8

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Dive into the profound wisdom of Ecclesiastes 12:1-8 in this powerful expository sermon, “Remember, Remember The Lord Your Creator.” The Teacher reminds us of life’s fleeting nature, urging us to cherish our Creator before youth fades and the inevitability of death arrives. This video explores the timeless truth that the only escape from death is through a personal relationship with the eternal God of the Bible, who offers the gift of everlasting life.

Whether you’re seeking to deepen your understanding of Scripture, searching for the meaning of life, or looking for a Calvary Chapel teaching, this sermon is perfect for you. Join us as we unpack the rich imagery and spiritual lessons in Ecclesiastes, providing hope, perspective, and direction for living a life anchored in God’s eternal promises.

This message is brought to you by Calvary Hanford, a Christian church committed to systematic Bible study and caring for our local community in Hanford, California. Be inspired, challenged, and encouraged to walk closer with your Creator through His Word.

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The Teacher tells us to live with grit and diligence, despite the unknowable nature of this life. Doing so in the fear of God leads us to the good life.

Ecclesiastes 11:1-10

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The Teacher shows us the path of the fool and the path of the wise, showing what happens when you take each one.

Ecclesiastes 10:2-20

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What is relational sovereignty?

Christians wrestle with how to understand how God’s sovereignty works. On the one hand, the Bible clearly presents God as sovereign over all the universe. But, at the same time, it also presents God’s will and activity as being flexible and even acted upon by His creation.

We read the Bible and see that God could deliver His people from suffering, and sometimes He does, but much more often we are left to suffer in this life. How can we square that reality with the promise that God is a God of love?

Many Christians hold to a view of sovereignty commonly called “meticulous determinism,” or “meticulous providence.” But this view does not account for much of what we see in Scripture and it logically concludes with God being a monster Who makes sport of human beings.

A smaller number of Christians hold a view commonly called “open Theism,” where God is not actually sovereign.

Is there another way to understand what is revealed in Scripture but also squares with the problem of suffering?

Relational sovereignty offers the way.

Find the rest of this study in Ecclesiastes 9:11-10:1 at:

Look On The Blight Side (Ecclesiastes 9:11-10:1)

Full references can be found in the sermon notes.

References for quotes and points found in this excerpt are:

Roger Olsen – A Relational View Of God’s Sovereignty

A Relational View of God’s Sovereignty

Does the Open View Undermine God’s Sovereignty?

Does the Open View Undermine God’s Sovereignty?

Phil Noordmans – Relational Sovereignty: A View That Makes Room for Prayer

The Teacher honestly shares a major finding in his studies – that the world is a consistently unfair place. How does this reality square with our understanding of God’s sovereignty?

Ecclesiastes 9:11-10:1

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Casanova was trying to live a life that could escape death. We are the dying who know we are going to live.

Ecclesiastes 8:16-9:10

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