Packinghouse Podcast

Packinghouse Podcast

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  • Revelation 9 | Rick Cornejo
    Packinghouse’s Sunday evening worship service from February 15, 2026
    Revelation 9 shows terrifying trumpet judgments, but the main point is that God is still in control—He gives permission, sets boundaries, and limits the time of torment. The teacher describes the “fallen star” opening the abyss, releasing demonic locusts who can torment but not kill, and later an overwhelming force that kills a third of mankind. The most shocking part is many still refuse to repent, so the takeaway is urgent prayer for the lost and a call to choose Jesus now while there’s time. - Rick Cornejo - Sunday, February 15, 2026
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  • Acts 6:8-15 | Greg Opean
    Packinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from February 15, 2026
    Acts 6:8–15 | Pasot Greg
    Stephen, a Regular Guy with an Uncommon Grace Stephen wasn’t an apostle or a leader with a title—he was a faithful servant in the church—and yet God’s grace and the Holy Spirit were powerfully on him, proving that spiritual influence isn’t about status but about being filled with Christ. As the young Jerusalem church passes a crucial “test of love” by caring for neglected widows and choosing Greek-speaking believers to lead the solution, the church multiplies—and that momentum brings Stephen straight into conflict. When educated opponents in the synagogue can’t refute his Spirit-given wisdom, they pivot to slander, false witnesses, and dragging him before the Sanhedrin, showing how people often try to destroy the messenger when they can’t defeat the message. The passage ends with a striking picture: Stephen stands in the middle of injustice with a face “like an angel,” a calm that becomes its own testimony and even plants seeds in Saul of Tarsus, reminding us that God uses ordinary believers—and that our response to unfairness can preach louder than our words. - Greg Opean - Sunday, February 15, 2026
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