Calvary Chapel Signal Hill

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.

Leviticus 26 contains one of the most remarkable prophetic passages in Scripture. Long before Israel's history unfolded, God declared exactly what would happen if His people rejected Him and what He would do when they turned back to Him. This study shows how precisely His Word was fulfilled and why His promises can still be trusted.

There comes a point when no amount of human wisdom, political power, or personal effort can solve the problem. Isaiah 30 reveals what happens when God's people trust everything but Him, and why the only lasting solution has always been to return to the LORD. This passage is both a warning and a powerful reminder that God alone can accomplish what no one else can.

Betina Montano shares about trusting God and the importance of laying our cares on Him.

Join us for a critical update with Major David Tal of the Israel Defense Forces as he breaks down what is happening in the war with Iran right now. You do not want to miss this.

Shows us a simple but powerful truth: when Jesus speaks, obedience is not optional. Peter had already worked all night and caught nothing, but when he obeyed the word of the LORD, everything changed. The issue was never Peter's ability. It was whether he would trust Jesus enough to do what He said.

America is running out of answers because the real problem is not political, economic, or cultural. It is spiritual. There is one thing God has always required before restoration comes, and if we ignore it, no leader, movement, law, or system can save us. But if we understand what God is showing us, there is still hope.

God's warnings are never trapped in the past. They reveal patterns every generation is responsible to recognize, and the closer we look at what He has already said, the harder it becomes to pretend it has nothing to do with us.

There are moments when a man has to stop living like everything will always stay the same. The warning signs are everywhere, and the men who ignore them will eventually be forced to explain why they failed to prepare when they had the chance. This is not about panic, fear, or chasing money. This is about wisdom, responsibility, discipline, and the kind of preparation that protects a family before the storm ever arrives. A storm is coming. Build now.

There is a side of America's story that most people were never taught, and it changes the way you look at this nation entirely. Behind the familiar names, founding documents, battles, speeches, and symbols is a much deeper story, one filled with conviction, sacrifice, providence, and a Christian heritage that has been quietly buried under generations of revision and forgetfulness. In this special Fourth of July message, we are going to pull back the curtain on the real story of the United States of America, and you may be shocked to discover just how much of our nation's beginning was shaped by people who understood that freedom without God cannot survive.

We have some very special needs to be praying for tonight. So please come join us as this meeting will be critical.

There are times when God stops dealing with the surface and begins exposing what is underneath. This is one of those warnings. The issue is not appearances, religious language, or how things look from the outside. God is going after the root, and when He does that, everything fruitless, false, and empty is about to be revealed.

Some things happen because people never saw them coming. Other things happen because every warning sign was ignored. This is one of those moments where the outcome should have been avoided, the danger should have been recognized, and the lesson should stop every one of us in our tracks.

The day his son walked away, a father was forced to watch rebellion do what rebellion always does. It promised freedom, but it led to ruin. It looked like independence, but it ended in emptiness. This Father's Day, we'll look at the painful reality that a godly father cannot always stop a child from leaving, but he can remain faithful, watchful, and ready to restore when repentance finally comes.

Never confuse religious movement with the presence of Jesus. Never confuse proximity to God's people with walking with the Son of God. Never assume He is with you simply because you are surrounded by familiar religious activity.

Look around. Everything seems to be getting worse. The chaos, the uncertainty, the fear, and the constant bad news have left many people anxious about what comes next. If we're going to stand strong in times like these, there's one truth we cannot afford to forget. It changes everything.

Join Tom Hughes, David Tal, and James Kaddis for a special mini prophecy conference as they discuss the rapidly changing landscape of the Middle East and the significance of the events unfolding around Israel and the surrounding nations. With major developments taking place at an unprecedented pace, this is a timely conversation you will not want to miss. Be sure to join us for an important update on what may lie ahead.

There are some things God takes far more seriously than we do. The problem is that our perspective is limited, and when we fail to see the significance of something, we're often tempted to ignore it. In this study, we'll examine a powerful passage that challenges the way we think and reveals an important truth that every believer needs to understand. What God sees may be very different from what we see, and that difference changes everything.

Gail Mays shares about the importance of being content in all circumstances.

In Luke 2:21-40, we read about one of the most significant moments in human history, yet almost nobody recognized it. Jesus was presented at the temple, fulfilling God's promises and demonstrating the very principles that would characterize His entire life and ministry. His humility, obedience, faithfulness, and mission to bring salvation to the world were already on display. Yet because most people failed to recognize who He was, they missed what He had to offer. This passage challenges us to consider whether we are truly seeing Christ for who He is and embracing the life-changing truths He came to reveal.

The signs are everywhere. The world is growing darker, hostility is increasing, and uncertainty seems to be around every corner. The question isn't whether difficult days are coming. The question is whether you're ready when they arrive.

God loves His people enough to warn them before disaster comes. In Isaiah 28, we discover a critical danger that threatens every believer: the temptation to place our trust in the wrong foundation. While the world offers endless promises of security, God reveals the only source of lasting hope and stability. This is a warning every Christian needs to hear, and one that is more relevant now than ever. Join us as we examine Isaiah 28 and uncover a timeless message that could change the way you view your walk with God.

Leviticus 23 outlines the appointed feasts of Israel, but these holy days were never just traditions. They reveal God's prophetic calendar and demonstrate His faithfulness to fulfill His promises with absolute precision. By studying these feasts, we gain a deeper appreciation for God's perfect track record and a greater confidence in the promises that still await fulfillment. If God has been faithful in every detail of the past, we can trust Him completely with the future.

Nothing God does is accidental or reckless. Everything He does is filled with intentionality, especially when it comes to His plans for those who trust Him. God's faithfulness in the past reminds us that we can trust Him with the future. When we understand that He always accomplishes His purposes, it changes the way we view every challenge, every uncertainty, and every promise He has made to us. This is what we have to look forward to.