Calvary Chapel River Oaks
Calvary Chapel River Oaks is affiliated with the Calvary Chapel Association. We teach expositionally, verse by verse and chapter by chapter, from the Bible because we believe God's Word is no less relevant today than ever!
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The God of Yesterday, Today and Forever - Mark 12:1-27 (opens the original)
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Jesus now speaks in parables, calling out the Jewish leaders, and in the first parable, He is actually is speaking about what He Himself will go through by their hands.
Faith In the God That Is - Mark 11:20-33 (opens the original)
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We will look at another lesson from the fig tree and we will see Jesus’ authority questioned, but not answered.
Abiding in Jesus Brings Fruit, and Eliminates Religious Piety - Mark 11:12-18 (opens the original)
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In this teaching we will see the lesson of the fruitless fig tree, and the cleansing of the temple.
Psalm 15 (opens the original)
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This Psalm has no specific title except “A Psalm of David” There is no event or time that we can assign this Psalm to, but it is possible that it was a thought regarding the time the ark had been recovered and was going to be brought back to the city of David. Along the route there was a lot of rejoicing and excitement until the ox stumbled and Uzzah reached out to hold the ark.
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow - Mark 10:46 - 11:11 (opens the original)
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We will see the last healing miracle that Jesus performs before his death and resurrection. And as we get into chapter 11, we will see His well but short lived reception when He rides into Jerusalem.
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