Calvary Chapel Franklin

That the truth of God is under attack by the devil is nothing new, but the church's ability to stand against and even push back against these attacks is becoming a lost art. Over the next several weeks, we're going to take time to learn about a number of belief systems, with the intention of training for the purpose of engagement; learning how to engage in the dialogue that may well change their eternal destiny!

That the truth of God is under attack by the devil is nothing new, but the church's ability to stand against and even push back against these attacks is becoming a lost art. Over the next several weeks, we're going to take time to learn about a number of belief systems, with the intention of training for the purpose of engagement; learning how to engage in the dialogue that may well change their eternal destiny!

Though he feels inadequate, Moses is re-commissioned by the Lord to return to Pharaoh with the command to let God's people go, that they might worship Him. As we'll learn in our study, though the task might seem insurmountable, God reminds us that He is not calling us to do it in our strength, but in His!

In this morning's study, Pastor Brian explores the Apostle Paul's warning about those who will, in the latter days, fall away from the faith and fall prey to false doctrines, propagated by seducing spirits.

When God sends Moses and Aaron to Pharaoh, things may not have gone quite as Moses thought, but God's plan was right on schedule. In this study, we'll look at the continuing lessons that Moses learned in God's service.

Last time in our look at Paul's first letter to Timothy, Pastor Brian shared on leadership in the church in regard to those called to be pastors. In part 2, he continues on this subject by considering the role of deacons.

To help His followers, and to establish and perpetuate the Church (His Bride) and her continued health and growth, Jesus gave her specific gifts. In our study today in 1 Tim. 3, Pastor Brian examines this as he shares about the role and qualifications of Pastors and deacons as leaders in God's Church

Paul's writings abound, not only with lofty Theological & doctrinal insight, but also with sound, practical instruction aimed toward equipping God's people for everyday living as we seek to follow Christ. In much the same way that he gives instruction on maintaining a decent and orderly church gathering in regard to spiritual gifts, in 1 Tim. 2-3, Paul shares on God's design for roles and responsibilities of men & women in church life

God can not truly use someone until He has broken them down to the point of dependence upon Him. At Eighty years old, and forty years after he fled Egypt, Moses feels completely inadequate about his ability to deliver God’s people, which is exactly the place God wanted him. God’s servants must all come to the backside of the desert to be broken of the pride that breeds self-reliance

Wage the Good Warfare

Before Moses could lead God’s people, he would first need to meet with God himself.

This morning we were blessed to have Edward Amaya from Far Reaching Ministries sharing a challenging message with us. For more information on Far Reaching Ministries, please visit their website at: www.frmusa.org

As the Apostle Paul seeks to impart his insights and ministry advice to the young pastor Timothy, he shares about his own past as he considers the incredible gift of God's grace.

In this first of the Pastoral Epistles, the elder Paul seeks to prepare the younger Timothy for the challenges and responsibilities of ministry

As we begin a new study in the Book of Exodus, we'll turn our focus on Moses the deliverer of Israel. But before he would be the deliverer, God would have to prepare him to lead.

As we close our study in 2 Thessalonians, we'll examine Paul's prayer for God's protection for these believers, and his desire that the Word of God would spread and have impact.

We conclude our study in the book of Genesis by examining Jacob's parting prophecies regarding his sons, as well as Joseph's own prophetic farewell.

Having explained the these 1st century believers that they need not fear that they had entered the Day of the Lord, the Apostle Paul now encourages them not only to not fear, but to stand fast in the knowledge that they are accepted and beloved.

Following his revelation of his true identity to his brothers, Joseph now sends for his father Jacob to come with their family to dwell in the land of Goshen in Egypt.

What will the antichrist look like when he comes on to the scene? What will be the condition of the world at that time? Will Christians be here when the Day of the Lord comes? We explore these questions today as we open our Bibles to 2 Thessalonians chapter 2.