Sermons Podcast by Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church

Sermons Podcast by Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church

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  • Anger and Reconciliation - Rev. Peter Puliatti

    Matthew 5:21-26

    Text v. 24

    This Sunday's sermon was captivating from

    what the commandment "Thou Shalt not Kill" 

    actually means, to Babylonian captivity.

    Reverend Puliatti lays it all out and reminds

    us not allow anger to settle within us and

    how the law is about loving your brother WITH

    a cause. That cause being Christ. 

    45 min
  • The Miracle of Walking on Water - Rev. Peter Puliatti

    Matthew 14: 13-33

    Text V. 24 + 27

    Secondary text: John 6: 26-27

    "You thought you were alone out there 

    in the stormy sea, but you weren't, I sent

    that storm to teach you. I walk on the water

    to show you that there is a calm in the midst of 

    the storm, and that calm is around me...

    So when you go through the storms of life, remember,

    I am with you, when you go through troubles, when you 

    are in pain, understand this! That you are not alone.

    I am the center that you need to focus on!

    ... and you will be able to walk on troubled waters,

    just like me."


    A truly riveting sermon from today's morning

    service at Calvary OPC. 



    46 min
  • The Psychology of Suffering - Dr. Carl Trueman

    Job 19

    In this sermon Dr. Trueman 

    gets into how Job 19 is a

    very human Job - where he

    is mirroring our suffering and

    presenting the hope to the suffering.


    A beautiful teaching on how Job gives

    us moments of hope and moments of despair

    with a glimpse into Job having SOME sort

    of idea that his Savior is there in the midst

    of agony. 

    34 min
  • The Arm of the Lord Believed + Revealed - Rev. Peter Puliatti

    Isaiah 52:13 - 53:12

    Text: V. 1


    In this stunning sermon, Reverend Puliatti

    gets into the details behind the two questions

    in Isaiah 53:1

    1. Who have believed what we have heard?

    2. To whom has the arm of the Lord been revealed?


    From the Hebrew to the depths of pain in this world,

    Reverend Puliatti gives a fair account of this verse and

    having faith in these Biblical accounts - specifically, today,

    from the Prophet Isaiah.

    46 min
  • "Six Days Shalt Thou Labor" - Dr. T. David Gordon

    Exodus 20:8-11


    In this sermon Dr. T. David Gordon

    goes through the deeper meaning

    of the commandment, "Six Days Shalt Thou Labor"

     and masterfully weaves together the 

    creation to it. He walks us through how God

    himself created the eternal rest and 

    helps us consider what it all means for

    our life today. 

    35 min
  • "Home Life" - Rev. Peter Puliatti

    Job 1:1-5 Text vv. 4-5


    Today's sermon was such an interesting

    take on the first verses of Job. A blessed

    call to parents and all family members

    to raise their children up in holiness -

    and that, that is what matters most.


    35 min
  • "Home Alone" - Dr. Carl Trueman

    Job 15 - 17

    Dr. Carl Trueman continues his beautiful sermon series on Job, and this

    one is a sermon with reminders to not be hasty in our responses

    to someone in suffering. 

    Dr. Carl Trueman will continue this series at Calvary OPC next month!

    29 min
  • "The Christian's Pursuit"

    Text: Philippians 3: 1 - 11

    "It's a high calling, but God will give you strength"

    Reverend Puliatti beautifully captures 

    the excellency of the knowledge of the Lord

    in this sermon.

    Take a listen to learn about The Knowledge, The Purpose of the Knowledge, and The Progress of the Knowledge.

    42 min

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Calvary Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Harrisville, Pennsylvania is a congregation under Senior Pastor, Reverend Peter J. Puliatti from Brooklyn, New York with a deep testimony.