The sermon, "Four Things That Touch the Heart of God," explores Judges 10 and provides a compelling look at the recurring cycle of sin in Israel's history, alongside the profound…
In our journey of faith, a question often arises: Can a Christian lose their salvation? It's a debate that has stirred the minds of believers for centuries, and today, we'll…
Rest is a vital aspect of our lives, yet often overlooked in our fast-paced world. As a teenager, I remember indulging in long, luxurious Saturday morning sleeps, but the arrival…
In this sermon, Pastor Allen explored the timeless narrative of Gideon and his unlikely triumph over the Midianites, as recorded in Judges 7. As Gideon gathered his army for battle…
In this sermon, Pastor Allen delved into the concept of greatness, exploring how individuals throughout history have been esteemed as the greatest in various fields. From sports icons to political…
Each year on Easter Sunday, we commemorate the most significant event in Christianity – the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It's a day of unparalleled celebration, surpassing even Christmas in its…
The belief in life after death in heaven is pervasive, with a majority of Americans and an even higher percentage of Christians affirming heaven’s existence. Yet, skeptics demand evidence, often…
In the tumultuous tale of two fisherman, Alvarenga and Ezequiel, lost at sea for 438 harrowing days, we find a poignant metaphor for the spiritual journey of many Christians. The…
In this message from Judges 4, Pastor Allen highlights the story of Deborah, a prophetess and judge in Israel during a time of cyclic rebellion against God. As the Israelites…
Exploring Hebrews 1 unveils the multifaceted ways in which God communicates with humanity. Bible scholars do not all agree on the author of Hebrews. Some possibilities are Apostle Paul, Barnabas,…
In this message from Joshua, presented by Pastor Allen Victor, we reflect on the profound truth that our words often reveal the deepest desires of our hearts. Joshua, nearing the…
Moving into Joshua 21, we encounter the allocation of land to the tribe of Levi. Despite their service in the ministry, the Levites faced practical needs for their families, homes,…
Why do we teach? Why do we gather? These questions can be easily forgotten, especially in challenging times. Paul wrote a letter to Timothy in the face of ministry discouragement,…
In the biblical narrative of Joshua 10, we find a compelling account of types, shadows, and pictures that echo the redemptive story of Jesus Christ. Joshua, a type of Jesus,…
In the quest for authority, the struggle for dominance often pervades our homes, workplaces, and even political landscapes. In the journey to the promised land, Joshua faced a similar challenge,…
The apostle Paul authored the book of 1 Timothy, penning it during his extended stay in Ephesus after his departure to Macedonia on his third missionary journey in 58-59 A.D.…
In the ancient city of Jericho, where intrigue and tension swirled, we find an unlikely hero, a prostitute named Rahab. Two spies, sent by Joshua, found their way to her…
In 2 Thessalonians 3:1-2, the Apostle Paul urges the brethren to pray for the swift and glorious spread of the Word of the Lord. Paul emphasizes the urgency of this…
In this sermon, Pastor Allen Victor, Calvary Chapel West Jacksonville, delved into the book of Joshua, specifically chapter 1, to discover essential principles that guide us on our journey to…
This week Brother Wil Melendrez wraps up the third and last segment of his three-part series delving into the profound and timeless wisdom of the Bible as it relates to…
