Calvary Chapel Melbourne

True worship reflects Jesus through humility, honor, and alignment with God's design. Join us as we decipher how to navigate culture from a kingdom perspective.

The first part of this teaching offers encouragement and challenges to fathers on this Father's Day weekend. The second part explores 1 Corinthians 10:14-33, where we learn that intimacy with both God and the world is incompatible, as the Apostle Paul urges us to glorify God by considering others in our use of freedoms and avoiding participation in demonic activities.

As we dive into Chapter 9, we learn how the new covenant is superior to the old. The writer begins by comparing the old tabernacle to the eternal one in heaven. We also see how the blood that was sacrificed by Jesus was greater than the blood sacrificed by animals. The eternal redemption of all people was settled once and for all through the blood of Christ.

In 1 Corinthians 10:1-13, we are reminded of the Israelites' mistakes during their exodus from Egypt, serving as lessons for us to avoid similar sins. God desires for us not to be defeated and lost in our own wilderness, but to live victoriously in the promised land.

The end of Chapter 7 and the 1st half of Chapter 8 reminds us that Jesus is far superior to all of Israel's previous high priests. The 2nd half of Chapter 8 continues that mindset by explaining how much better the new covenant is than the old one.

When we put the Gospel above our personal rights and preferences, our lives become a clear path for Christ's message to reach others, transforming not only us but everyone we influence.

We learn in Hebrews Chapter 7 about the weakness of the Levitical priesthood and how a new High Priest was established in the order of Melchizedek. Through the line of Judah, Jesus became the better covenant according to the power of endless life. His priesthood is unchanging and forever.

In 1 Corinthians 8, we learn how we can make decisions in the “gray areas” of life. Specifically, how to live out our faith in situations not explicitly covered by scripture. We will see the importance of prioritizing love over knowledge and exercising our personal freedoms to build others up instead of causing them to stumble.

The second half of Hebrews 5 challenges us to move past infancy and continue our spiritual growth. In Hebrews 6 we'll study strong warnings that describe what happens to people who abandon their faith and reject God.

This weekend we will see that Paul highlights the importance of serving the Lord without distraction, whether married or single, and encourages believers to live in a way that honors God in their current situation. Our study will show the value of devotion to God and the freedom to serve Him wholeheartedly in every season of life.

In Hebrews 4 we see the desired plan of the Lord for us to enter His REST.  We will dig into what that means and how to diligently pursue it.  Then, as we transition to Hebrews 5, we discover WHO we are resting in and how Jesus is Superior to all others.

In this message called "Real Faith," we study 2 Kings 4:1-7 and learn four powerful principles for living by faith. We will also discover how to pass our faith to the next generation as we run the race God has marked out for us.

Dive in as we explore Gods good design and timeless truths for marriage, singleness, and purity in an increasingly confusing world.

In Hebrews Chapter 3 we'll see great reminders about Jesus' superiority and some strong warnings about keeping the faith. Then, we'll examine the dangers of unbelief and learn about God's rest, including how new covenant believers enter it.

In 1 Corinthians 6:12-20, we learn the importance of recognizing our bodies as temples of the Holy Spirit and are taught to live in a way that reflects purity and holiness. We also see the need to exercise responsibility in our freedoms, flee from all sexual immorality, and live honoring God with our body, soul, and spirit.

As we start Hebrews 2, the writer gives a warning to the Jewish believers about drifting away from the truth about Jesus. The humanity of Jesus was highlighted, and we see how His death destroyed the power that Satan had over death. The chapter concludes by introducing the concept that Jesus is our High Priest.

This Easter message will reveal God's plan to reconcile us through forgiveness of sin, offering us power and purpose through the sacrifice of Jesus.

The most powerful words every declared, It Is Finished! Join us this Good Friday as we discover what Jesus finished on our behalf and how that pivotal moment in history changed the course of all eternity.

As we begin the book of Hebrews, we will study in chapter 1 the divinity and supremacy of Jesus Christ, portraying Him as the ultimate revelation of God and the perfect high priest who establishes a new covenant through His sacrifice. It encourages believers to persevere in faith, highlighting the importance of trusting in Jesus' sovereignty on the throne.

In a lawsuit happy culture, how should we as believers respond? Join us as we learn what the Bible has to say about lawsuits, the Church, and our legacy as believers in Jesus.

In Chapter 24, Joshua gives his farewell address to Israel. He will remind them of their history with God and encourage them about their future with God. He ends his farewell by warning the people not to abandon God, and he tells them what will happen if they do.

1 Corinthians 5 emphasizes the importance for spiritual leaders to tackle sin within the church by balancing grace and truth. It teaches that church discipline should not be viewed as punishment, but a way to help individuals return to a right relationship with God, highlighting the necessity of addressing unrepented sin with love. Additionally, we will learn steps on how to approach sin in the lives of those we have relationships with.

Joshua 23 outlines the first of two farewell addresses from Joshua before his death. He first looks back to remind the leaders of Israel of God's great faithfulness over multiple generations. Then he looks forward with a warning about the dangers of departing from God. Joshua exhorted them to continue building from the foundational truth to love the Lord above and before anything else.

In 1 Corinthians 4:5-21 Paul reminds us that God and His Word will judge all of us, so we shouldn't waste time judging each other and comparing our leaders. He will also correct the Corinthian church for being spiritually prideful and arrogant.

In Joshua 22, the Eastern tribes get falsely accused. Jumping to conclusions is never good, but neither is sending out mixed messages. Tonight, we'll learn the spiritual consequences of both of those behaviors.

This weekend we will study how the Apostle Paul turns human logic upside down by contrasting worldly wisdom and Godly wisdom, emphasizing the importance of humility and reliance on divine insight. In our passage Paul will highlight the necessity of humility and reliance on God's insight, urging believers to seek divine wisdom rather than human approval. You will also see the importance of unity in Christ following only Him and not any man.

In Chapter 21, God provides the Levites with a distribution of land and reminds them that He alone was their inheritance. In chapter 22, we see the eastern tribes return home with blessings beyond borders to share with their brothers.

In 1 Corinthians 3:1-17 Paul urges the believers to grow beyond worldly desires and live by the Spirit. In this message called “The Path of Spiritual Maturity” we will study the  importance of serving humbly, building on the foundation of Jesus with godly motives, and making sure we build-up God's temple, the church.

Join us as we discover the insights of The Message of The Cross and explore how the simplicity and the power of the Cross unveil Gods wisdom to transform our lives.

In Joshua 15 -20, Joshua encourages Israel to complete their assignment of occupying the entire promised land. They do, but they do it incompletely, on their own terms. We'll examine the spiritual consequences of Israel's failure to separate themselves from the behavior and beliefs of the world.

In this message from 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, Paul contrasts the world's perceived foolishness of the cross with the true wisdom and power of God, emphasizing that human wisdom cannot comprehend God's plan of salvation. We will study that God chose what is considered weak and foolish by the world to shame the wise and strong, demonstrating that true wisdom and righteousness come from God through Christ.

In Joshua 12, 13, and 14 Israel is instructed to “finish the job” by taking possession of the entire promised land. We also get a great snapshot of Caleb's character, a man who followed God wholeheartedly.

In 1 Corinthians 1:1-17, Paul addresses the Corinthian church urging unity among believers. He highlights the importance of focusing on Christ to overcome divisions, reminding them that their spiritual gifts should be used to build up the church rather than cause discord.

As we finish chapter 10 and begin chapter 11, Joshua was faithful to lead the Nation of Israel. We see how the conflicts became increasingly more challenging from each battle to the next. Ultimately, this rich history of conquering these kingdoms teaches us how obedience pleases the Lord and ultimately brings the victory.

This week's message emphasizes humility, gratitude for salvation, and the transformative power of God's grace. It encourages believers to remember their past without condemnation and to live in the fullness of their new identity in Christ.

In Joshua 10, God demonstrates His mighty power in two dramatic miracles. We'll also learn two important things: When we Trust God, He will fight the battle for us. Before we start, they are already won.

We will learn to encourage believers to actively live out their faith by embodying God's truth, growing in godliness, and allowing God's grace to transform their lives and influence others.

Joshua lets his guard down, not inquiring of the Lord before making a treaty with the Gibeonites. Chapter 9 packs valuable lessons about making wise decisions by seeking God's counsel and the importance of maintaining integrity when the circumstances influence you to compromise your character.

In Titus 1, emphasizes the critical role of leadership in building a church with integrity and truth, highlighting the need for appointing leaders who are blameless and uphold sound doctrine to counter false teachings. This chapter underscores the importance of discipleship and maintaining a godly and pure lifestyle.

In Joshua 8, the people are discouraged after their defeat at Ai. But they were defeated because they didn't seek God. We'll learn that including God is critical, and getting ahead of Him always has consequences.

We will learn money as a tool for building God's Kingdom, and the Bible urges believers to steward their resources wisely and prioritize faithfulness to God over material wealth. We will learn that true contentment and purpose come from aligning financial strategies with eternal values, rather than succumbing to the love of money, which can lead to spiritual downfall.

"The Cost of Following Jesus" is a study of Luke 9:57-62. Here we will discover the three essential attributes of discipleship, emphasizing sacrifice, prioritizing God's kingdom, and maintaining a continual focus on following Him.

Discover how to deepen your faith journey by serving others and living on mission. We will learn about embracing the Great Commandment and Great Commission with the Great Empowerment. This message features an incredible life-changing story from Compassion International's Jonathan Almonte from the Dominican Republic. We can all impact the world for Christ.

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This message is week 2 of our 4-week series "Come Follow Me”. We are focusing on what it means to follow Jesus in our everyday lives. This message emphasizes building a Christ-centered community, overcoming personal struggles with God's help, and letting go of worldly attachments to follow Jesus in freedom.

The end of Chapter 6 tells the story of how Rahab and her family were shown favor by God because she demonstrated faith, as she hid the spies from danger. In Chapter 7, we learn how the disobedience of one man, Achan, led to the death of his family, and the death of 36 men from the army fighting against Ai.