Sermons From Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks

The Garden of Eden was the photo-type temple from which the Tabernacle, the Church, and even Jesus are models. The implications from this instruct us on how to perform the mission Jesus gave His church to accomplish.

What does it mean to be human? What sets humans apart from the rest of creation? What does it mean to be created in "the image of God?" And how do these questions matter?

Who is God? What is He like? The first chapter of Genesis introduces us to the Bible's main character. His traits are highlighted by comparing the creation narrative with Babylon's creation myth.

In the beginning... Life is a story. It has a beginning. It has an ending. But the middle is where we live, fight, and struggle. The Bible begins as a story meant to guide our stories. Our shapeless and empty moments in search of meaning find it here.

Journey With Jesus: From Wilderness to Garden Each Sunday through Easter, we will be studying selected passages from the Gospels to journey with Jesus towards transformation.

Journey With Jesus: From Wilderness to Garden Each Sunday through Easter, we will be studying selected passages from the Gospels to journey with Jesus towards transformation.

Journey With Jesus: From Wilderness to Garden Each Sunday through Easter, we will be studying selected passages from the Gospels to journey with Jesus towards transformation.

Journey With Jesus: From Wilderness to Garden Each Sunday through Easter, we will be studying selected passages from the Gospels to journey with Jesus towards transformation.

Journey With Jesus: From Wilderness to Garden Each Sunday through Easter, we will be studying selected passages from the Gospels to journey with Jesus towards transformation.

Journey With Jesus: From Wilderness to Garden Each Sunday through Easter, we will be studying selected passages from the Gospels to journey with Jesus towards transformation.

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon Teaching notes: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_8TZoUxiyQyc20xNDlERHgxVW8/view?usp=sharing

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon

This special message was recorded by Pastor Brandon in his office. It has been recorded as a remote Bible study since extreme weather canceled our church service on January 22, 2017. Whenever weather cancels services in the future, I hope to upload "Snow Sunday Specials" so that we can remain connected while apart. Questions or comments: brandonmcculloch@calvarychapel.com

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon

“King of Kings” They call him the “King of Kings” and “Son of God.” Worshippers hail him their “Lord and Savior.” Messengers herald the good news of his ascension. His reign promises global peace and prosperity. In his decree reside the power of life and death. His kingdom is said to be eternal. His name is Caesar Domitian. But the Church calls him Christ Jesus. Two kings; two kingdoms. Caesar will not allow it. Revelation examines this tension with visions altering between monsters and men, worship and war, prophets and prostitutes. But when the dust settles, only one remains the true King of Kings. — Pastor Brandon