Godspeak Calvary Chapel Rob McCoy

In this powerful sermon titled "Why Can't I Hear God," guest speaker Elijah Swartz delves into 1 Kings 19, where the prophet Elijah encounters God's guidance in a still, small voice amidst great displays of His power. Often, we expect monumental signs when God is gently and subtly directing our steps. Elijah's experience teaches us that the disconnection is not with God but with us. God is always speaking and guiding His people. Are we in a place where we can hear that still small voice and d...

In this special Father's Day message, Pastor Micah Stephens draws from Acts 12 in his sermon, "Out Of The Prison." He delves into the story of Peter being miraculously released from prison by an angel of the Lord, illustrating the power of earnest prayer by the Church. Pastor Micah emphasizes that, no matter what challenges we face, we can change the course of history by praying to the God who created all things. Our enemy may have plans, but through our prayers, the outcome can be transforme...

In this inspiring sermon, "What Is Required Of You?," guest speaker Harry Daniels delves into the first letter Paul wrote to the Corinthians, shedding light on the profound message of following Christ over people. Harry emphasizes that it is God who brings about salvation and spiritual growth, not us. As co-laborers with Christ, our role is to plant seeds and water them, trusting that God will make the Word flourish in the hearts of those we reach. Join us as we explore the importance of plac...

In his sermon, "Do You Understand What You Are Reading?" Pastor Micah Stephens delves into Acts 8, focusing on Philip's ministry. He highlights the importance of gaining wisdom and understanding in a world that often values deceit. Pastor Micah emphasizes that God's desire for us is not comfort but fruitfulness. He challenges us to reflect on whether we are following God's calling or pursuing our own paths. Are we saying "Yes, Lord," or ignoring His direction? By surrendering to God's will, o...

In his sermon, "Let's Not Be Simonized," Pastor Rob McCoy explores the life of Simon the Sorcerer, a man who attempted to buy the power of God with money. Simon represents someone who has been abused and seeks divine power for selfish gain. Pastor Rob contrasts Simon with figures like Peter, Philip, Stephen, and John, who were genuinely empowered by the Holy Spirit to bless others with the knowledge of Jesus Christ. This sermon encourages us to seek the true power of the Holy Spirit for the p...

In his sermon, "The Wedding Feast," Pastor James Crawford draws from the book of Matthew, specifically Chapter 22, which features the parable of the wedding feast. In this parable, the invited guests refuse to attend, prompting the king to extend his invitation to everyone. Pastor James encourages us not to judge those who were originally invited, as their refusal has allowed us to receive God's grace. He also emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the wedding feast ourselves, ensuri...