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There is a point where everything changes, and Numbers 8 shows us exactly what that looks like. Once this happens, you are no longer standing where you were before, and you do not get to treat your life the same way anymore. Most people read right past it, but the implications are massive.

There are moments when the most important thing we can do is stop everything and pray. Join us as we seek the LORD together, bring our needs before Him, and pray for our families, our church, our nation, and the things God has placed on our hearts. Come expecting God to work.

There is a moment in Luke 5 that made people deeply uncomfortable, and the reason why still matters today. What Jesus did here forces us to confront something most people would rather leave alone.

There is one mindset that can quietly keep you frozen, hesitant, and watching opportunities pass by while you tell yourself you are simply being careful. The problem is that it can feel wise while it is actually keeping you from moving forward. In this study, we are going to expose that mindset and look at what you need to do instead.

There are moments when faithfulness feels invisible, unnoticed, and even insignificant. Numbers 7 reveals something about the way God sees what His people do that is easy to miss if you rush through the chapter. This study may change the way you look at the things you thought nobody noticed.

Isaiah 38 records a message to Hezekiah that immediately changed the way he looked at his life. What followed was a powerful reminder that our time is in God's hands, and that how we respond when everything is brought into focus matters more than we often realize.

There are some words that demand an explanation the moment they're spoken. This was one of those moments. What was said crossed a line no ordinary man had the right to cross, and what happened next changed everything.

Read the beginning. Then read the ending. Something doesn't add up. Did we miss something? What happened in between—and why aren't we told more? Join us as we study Psalm 13 and take a closer look at a detail that's easy to read past, but hard to leave alone once you notice it.

Everything rises and falls on this one thing, and Numbers 6 reveals just how serious it really is. Most people read this chapter and miss the connection entirely, but once you see what God is showing us, it changes the way you understand your walk with Him.

There are moments when the pressure keeps building and it seems like nothing is changing. Isaiah 37 shows us what happens when everything reaches that point and God makes it clear that He has not lost control. What happens next is something every believer needs to remember.

Everyone avoided him. Nobody wanted to get near him. Then one encounter changed everything. What happened next shocked the people around him and revealed something about Jesus that we cannot afford to miss.

We can hide things from people, and sometimes we can even convince ourselves that nobody will ever know. Numbers 5 reveals something very different. What God says here about the things done in secret is something every believer needs to understand.

Some threats cannot simply be ignored because they are very real. Isaiah 36 shows us what happens when an overwhelming enemy uses fear, intimidation, and even carefully chosen words to challenge our confidence in the LORD. What happens next gives us a powerful reminder of where our confidence belongs when everything around us says we should be afraid.

There are moments when what we believe changes what we are willing to walk away from. What you are about to see is an example of one such moment. What happened afterward was life-changing.P

Join as tonight as we go through 1-Peter 4:12-16. In this passage, Peter reminds believers to not be surprised when they face trials in life, but to rejoice in Christ.

It's that time of the month again! Please consider joining us as we come together as the body of Christ, seek the LORD, and ask Him to move powerfully. This is a vital time for us to pray!

What happens when God gives you access, but you mistake that access for permission? In Numbers chapter 4, everybody had an assignment, everybody had something to carry, and everybody had a lane—but stepping outside of that lane could cost them everything. Could it be that some of the resistance you're experiencing isn't the enemy, but God pushing you back toward what He actually called you to do? In this video, we're going to talk about why you need to know your assignment, respect God's boundaries, and get back in your lane before God does it for you.

They saw the same Person. They heard the same words. They witnessed the same power. Somehow, one group understood something the other completely missed. That contrast raises a question that is just as important today as it was then: do we really know who Jesus is?

Some wars cannot be won by fighting harder, planning better, or relying on your own strength. When the threat is bigger than you and every available option seems inadequate, your next move matters more than you realize.In 2 Chronicles 20, a king receives news that should have terrified and defeated him. Instead of responding as expected, he does something that completely changes what happens next. The same decision may be exactly what you need when the war in front of you feels impossible to win.

The nations of the world believe they control the future, but God has already declared how their rebellion will end. Isaiah 34 reveals a terrifying day when the patience of God gives way to judgment, the armies of this world discover how powerless they truly are, and the LORD settles His controversy over Zion. What unfolds reaches far beyond one ancient nation and points directly to a coming confrontation that no government, military, or world leader will be able to stop. Every Christian needs to understand what is coming and why God has warned the world in advance.

God is loving, merciful, and patient, but none of those truths give anyone permission to disregard what He has commanded. Numbers 3 reveals what happens when people approach God on their own terms, treat His holiness casually, or assume that sincerity can excuse disobedience. The consequences were immediate, but the warning reaches far beyond those who experienced them. There is a line God will not allow anyone to cross, and every Christian needs to understand where that line is before discovering it the hard way.

They welcomed Him, admired Him, and marveled at what He said, but everything changed in a matter of moments. Jesus revealed something they did not expect, exposed something they refused to confront, and turned their admiration into murderous rage. What caused such a violent reversal, and could the same hidden danger be affecting people today?

There are moments when it feels as though everyone has turned against you, the people you trusted have betrayed you, and there is nowhere left to turn. What looks like your most vulnerable moment, however, may reveal a truth your enemies never considered. There is one thing you must do when opposition closes in, and once you understand it, you will never face betrayal or danger the same way again.

What if Marxism is more than a political or economic ideology? What if it is a direct attack on the identity, purpose, and productive calling God gave humanity at creation? In this special Sunday round table, I will be joined by one of Liberty University's vice presidents as we examine socialism, communism, and Marxism through the foundation established in Genesis 1. God created humanity in His image, commanded us to be fruitful, multiply, subdue the earth, and exercise dominion, while providing the original means through which those commands could be fulfilled. This conversation will expose why the battle over labor, ownership, production, and government control ultimately reaches far beyond economics. It strikes at God's design for humanity itself.

Isaiah 35 reveals what the world will look like when Jesus Christ returns and establishes His kingdom upon the earth. The wilderness will blossom, the desert will rejoice, the blind will see, the deaf will hear, the lame will leap, and sorrow and sighing will flee away. In this verse by verse teaching, we examine the glorious kingdom that follows the judgment of the Tribulation. We will also see how the miracles Jesus performed during His earthly ministry identified Him as the promised Messiah and provided a preview of the restoration He will ultimately bring. The darkness surrounding our world is real, but it is not the end of the story. The redeemed have a future filled with holiness, security, worship, and everlasting joy under the reign of Jesus Christ.

Tonight we have a special service planned for you! We're dedicating the night to discussing the rapidly changing landscape of the Middle East and the significance of the events unfolding around Israel and the surrounding nations. Join us live from Calvary Chapel Signal Hill as James Kaddis, Tom Hughes, and David Tal examine the latest developments, what they reveal about where the world is heading, and why Christians should be paying very close attention. This is one prophecy update you will not want to miss!

Most people assume they have more time. More time to change, more time to act, and more time to do what they already know must be done. That assumption may be costing you far more than you realize. The clock is moving, the opportunity is closing, and what you do next could change everything.

God never moves His people forward carelessly. Before the moment of movement comes, He puts everything and everyone into position. What He required of Israel reveals something powerful about how God prepares His people for what comes next.

The world has grown comfortable with evil because judgment often appears delayed, but that delay will not last forever. The highest authority in the universe is preparing to act, and when He does, every counterfeit source of power, security, and justice will collapse. What Isaiah reveals about that moment is both terrifying and deeply encouraging, and every Christian needs to understand what is coming.

Terri Rodriquez shares about tasting and seeing the goodness of God!

You may not know when it is coming, how it will come, or what part of your life it will target, but you need to understand this: the attack is coming. This is what you must do when it comes, because if you do not, the results could be catastrophic.

There are moments when the truth stops being something you can observe from a distance and begins pressing directly against your life. At that point, excuses start falling apart and the real choices become clear. What you do next will change everything so be very careful.

The war has arrived, and you are in the middle of it. Numbers 1 shows us why God prepares, organizes, and equips His people for the battle ahead, with His presence at the center of everything.

Everything the world has built on corruption, deception, and false peace is headed toward a final reckoning. Isaiah 32 reveals what will happen when righteous rule replaces everything mankind has failed to fix.

Have you ever watched someone do everything wrong and still seem to come out ahead, while you are trying to honor God and paying the price for it? It can make you question what God is doing and whether faithfulness is even worth it. But there is something you cannot see yet, and once God reveals it, the entire picture changes.

The book of Numbers is far more than a record of censuses, camps, and wilderness travel. It reveals how God formed a nation, tested a generation, judged rebellion, preserved His promises, and prepared His people to possess the land He had given them. This introduction and survey will uncover the real story behind Israel's wilderness years and show why what happened to them still carries a powerful warning for us today.

Our prayer meeting is especially important as we bring some very big needs before our even bigger God. Please consider joining us as we come together as the body of Christ, seek the LORD, and ask Him to move powerfully. This is a vital time for us to pray!

At first glance, the genealogy of Jesus looks like a simple list of names. But buried inside it is a royal curse that appears to create an impossible problem for anyone claiming David's throne. Matthew traces one line, Luke traces another, and the difference between them reveals why the virgin birth was not merely miraculous. It was necessary.

Some men have talent, ability, and ambition, yet they remain overlooked while others are trusted with greater opportunities. The Bible reveals the quality that separates the men who merely have potential from those who eventually stand before kings. It may not be the answer most men expect, but it could completely change the way you approach everything your hands touch.

Some sources of help appear powerful, dependable, and almost impossible to resist, especially when fear begins controlling the decisions we make. But visible strength can hide a dangerous weakness, and the very thing you trust to protect you may eventually collapse beneath you. Before the pressure comes, you need to know who can actually save you when everything else fails.

John the Baptist looked at a nation waiting for the Messiah and delivered a warning they were not prepared to hear. Jesus was coming, but not in the way many expected, and His arrival would expose what was real, separate what belonged to Him, and bring consequences no one could escape. What John said next was powerful enough to confront a ruler, provoke a reaction, and ultimately cost him his freedom. The question is whether we are any more ready to hear it today.

There are battles that destroy a man overnight, but far more often, men lose everything one small compromise at a time. Proverbs 24 exposes a danger that most never see until it's too late: the slow death of neglect. What begins with a little passivity can leave a marriage in ruins, children without direction, a ministry weakened, and a walk with God overgrown with weeds. This is a direct and sobering look at God's warning to every man who has been entrusted with a field to cultivate. The question is not whether you have a field. The question is whether it's already beginning to die.