The last sermon series from Pastor Brandon will present his "last words" to Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks. These last words will put in one place his core teachings.By Brandon McCulloch

The last sermon series from Pastor Brandon will present his "last words" to Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks. These last words will put in one place his core teachings.By Brandon McCulloch

This sermon explores the concept of New Creation in John's Gospel. Early Christians called Sunday the eighth day because on it, Christ inaugurated the new creation through His resurrection. What does it mean for us to live as people of the eight day—of the New Creation?By Brandon McCulloch

This sermon explores the concept of New Creation in John's Gospel. Early Christians called Sunday the eighth day because on it, Christ inaugurated the new creation through His resurrection. What does it mean for us to live as people of the eight day—of the New Creation?By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explore liturgy and how it provides the soul entry to the presence of God.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explore liturgy and how it provides the soul entry to the presence of God.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This message explores how to read poetry in the Bible and how it work on us.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This message explores how to read poetry in the Bible and how it work on us.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explores the use of imagery in our faith.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explores the use of imagery in our faith.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explores the reality of the spiritual realm and what it means for us.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explores the reality of the spiritual realm and what it means for us.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explores the reality of the spiritual realm and what it means for us.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be. This sermon explores the reality of the spiritual realm and what it means for us.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be.By Brandon McCulloch

We tend to read the Bible in a worldview boxed by the literal, material, and rational. Imagination wants to open a window to a vision of who we are called to be.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

A sermon through Peter's perspective as we experience the gospel through narrative storytelling just as the early Christians would have.By Brandon McCulloch

A sermon through Peter's perspective as we experience the gospel through narrative storytelling just as the early Christians would have.By Brandon McCulloch

This series presents the Gospel of Mark verse-by-verse in a storytelling form.By Brandon McCulloch

This series presents the Gospel of Mark verse-by-verse in a storytelling form.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark presented in a series of narrative sermons.By Brandon McCulloch

The Gospel of Mark is Peter's telling of the Jesus story, copied down by Mark his disciple. It is believed to have been a storytelling guide for performers to share the Jesus story at dinner parties. Unlike Matthew and Luke, which begin with memorial nativity stories, or John's famous "In the beginning," Mark begins in the wilderness. Jesus came to…

The Gospel of Mark is Peter's telling of the Jesus story, copied down by Mark his disciple. It is believed to have been a storytelling guide for performers to share the Jesus story at dinner parties. Unlike Matthew and Luke, which begin with memorial nativity stories, or John's famous "In the beginning," Mark begins in the wilderness. Jesus came to…

Jesus' first miracle reveals His glory to His disciples. He will also reveal His glory to us if we do whatever He tells us to.By Brandon McCulloch

Jesus' first miracle reveals His glory to His disciples. He will also reveal His glory to us if we do whatever He tells us to.By Brandon McCulloch

Christ entered the waters so that we can enter into Him in baptism. This concept has powerful implications for how we overcome sin today.By Brandon McCulloch

Christ entered the waters so that we can enter into Him in baptism. This concept has powerful implications for how we overcome sin today.By Brandon McCulloch

The Nicene Creed may be the most important Christian writing outside the Bible. It is time that we get to know it.By Tyler Glenn

The Nicene Creed may be the most important Christian writing outside the Bible. It is time that we get to know it.By Tyler Glenn

The Nicene Creed may be the most important Christian writing outside the Bible. It is time that we get to know it.By Brandon McCulloch

The Nicene Creed may be the most important Christian writing outside the Bible. It is time that we get to know it.By Brandon McCulloch

The Nicene Creed may be the most important Christian writing outside the Bible. It is time that we get to know it.By Brandon McCulloch

The Nicene Creed may be the most important Christian writing outside the Bible. It is time that we get to know it.By Brandon McCulloch

We often stray from the path of Christian wholeness in order to avoid suffering. At the end of his sermon, James urges the church to keep their eyes on the coming of Christ and to plan our lives backward from there. His sermon closes with an admonition to powerful prayer.By Brandon McCulloch

We often stray from the path of Christian wholeness in order to avoid suffering. At the end of his sermon, James urges the church to keep their eyes on the coming of Christ and to plan our lives backward from there. His sermon closes with an admonition to powerful prayer.By Brandon McCulloch

We often stray from the path of Christian wholeness in order to avoid suffering. At the end of his sermon, James urges the church to keep their eyes on the coming of Christ and to plan our lives backward from there. His sermon closes with an admonition to powerful prayer.By Brandon McCulloch

At the climax of James' sermon, he accuses many in the church for being double minded and refusing to walk in Christian wholeness. The reason? We are divided by desires.By Brandon McCulloch

At the climax of James' sermon, he accuses many in the church for being double minded and refusing to walk in Christian wholeness. The reason? We are divided by desires.By Brandon McCulloch

At the climax of James' sermon, he accuses many in the church for being double minded and refusing to walk in Christian wholeness. The reason? We are divided by desires.By Brandon McCulloch

Christian wholeness includes how we talk. Our tongue often divides us down two separate ways of life.By Brandon McCulloch

Christian wholeness includes how we talk. Our tongue often divides us down two separate ways of life.By Brandon McCulloch

Christian wholeness includes how we talk. Our tongue often divides us down two separate ways of life.By Brandon McCulloch

Can a Christian really be justified by works? Does not Paul say this is impossible and that we are justified by faith alone? In this challenging section of Scripture, we must keep in mind James' goal: to disciple Christian wholeness—a salvation stronger than straw.By Brandon McCulloch