Program Guide

Calvary Chapel Orlando’s goal would be One Necessary Thing. To know Jesus better each day and to make Him known by living the Gospel out practically in our community.

Sometimes, there isn’t a name for our suffering. In chapters 4 and 5, Eliphaz tries to name Job’s suffering as discipline from God. Surely Job must have been hiding wickedness in his life, right? Many of the things Eliphaz said were spoken out of his own misunderstanding of God’s character. Follow . . .

Worship begins with a response. It develops through obedience, and becomes an expressive overflow of the heart and soul of who we are. There’s great power in worship. Our new nature longs to be with God, and the world no longer has a grip on us.

They were taught by the same teacher, lived for three years with the same small group of friends, yet they turned down two vastly different paths. One became a pillar of the early church, the other, history’s most notorious villain.

Every Christian is called to share the Gospel—but sometimes our motives for sharing aren’t biblical. Discover what the Bible reveals as the two primary motives that should drive us to tell others about Jesus. That’s on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. Selected Scripture

You have a unique set of talents and gifts that bring you joy when you use them. But that’s only half of their purpose: God can also use them for His will! Dr. David Jeremiah explains how the musical talents of young David not only soothed the king, but were used by God for a higher purpose.

One of the most tragic figures in the Bible is King Saul. What can we learn from a life that began with such promise only to end so badly? Dr. Stanley gives a solemn warning—even seemingly small acts of disobedience can derail us from accomplishing God’s will.

Exploring the Word is the daily radio ministry of Paul Blair, Senior Pastor of Liberty Church Edmond in Oklahoma,