CALVARY CHAPEL VERO BEACH

Pastor Joey Buran speaks about the importance of our timeline, our legacy of time.

How authentic was the forgiveness you gave to the last person who hurt you? Did you first talk to them? Did you check out the facts? Or, like David, were you quick to believe and respond in anger based on what is probably and untruth. There is a great lesson to be learned here.

Mark makes a point of telling us that Jesus wants servants, not superstars. Nate tells us we come to church to be equipped as a servant.

Jesus Pursues, Jesus Restores, Jesus SendsBryan explores the statements of Jesus to Peter in John 21 as He (Jesus) commands Peter: 1) "Follow Me" ; 2) "Feed my Sheep" ; 3) "What is that to you?"

God's great forgiveness is wonderful news but we must also heed the warning that comes along with it. Sin, even forgiven sin, has consequences.Main scriptures referenced are Psalm 32, psalm51, Ephesians 6:10-18

Jesus was transfigured and the Apostles witnessed it and were in awe. Has Jesus filled you with awe? If not, contact the church and find out how you can change that.

Sometimes culture takes over our lives when it should be God who is the center of our lives!Count 54

David had to learn the hard way about how to worship God authentically.

He Is Risen Indeed! Jim talks about the significance of the stone being rolled away.Count 90

Nate talks about Jesus and the Cross of a King

Jim jumped to chapter 11 because of Palm Sunday. Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem on a stolen donkey's colt was prophesied in the old testament.

Garrett gives a testimony to his difficult life, but now has surrendered to Jesus. Then Pastor Cummins talks about walking through life's difficult times. Two men from different backgrounds but delivering a similar message: no matter how difficult your life is at the moment, it would be more difficult if you were not walking with Jesus in your heart! Come have a real relationship with Jesus!

A beautiful night of worship and reflection in the goodness of God.

The Old Testament has such great stories about walking in faith and despite failures in the lives of those people the God of the OT was faithful to them nonetheless. When David fell he always turned back to the Lord. God is not looking for perfection, but to someone who will return to HIM when we fall away in sin.

POINT 1: Answer The Question (for yourself) Who Do you Say That I Am? POINT 2: Learn to be mindful of the things of God POINT 3: Have Confidence in the promises of God

The final section of Abraham's Story tells of the death of Sarah, and the establishment of the tombs of the prophets.

We expect everything without waiting for it. Amazon can deliver AirPods in a matter of days (although, not always when they promise them), but Salvation takes waiting on the Lord. Follow Kristie as she explores the Mercy that David knew that came from the LORD.

Two seemingly separate miracles, but with ancient prophetic roots and modern applications.

God promised Abraham a large progeny, but after giving him a son God tests Abraham's faith by telling him to sacrifice his only son. Of note, this is the first time in the Bible the word "love" is used. Abraham bows to the will of God, even not knowing what will happen on the mountain.Definition: hermeneutics [plural in form but singular or plural in construction]: the study of the methodological principles of interpretation (as of the Bible).

Jonathan and David had a deep and abiding friendship despite difficulties setting obstacles in their way. This study is set up as an overview of these chapters about the story of their long, loving friendship.