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A weekly audio podcast of the teachings at Calvary Chapel Viera. We exist to glorify God by being a loving community where people are saved, set free, discipled, empowered, and sent out to fulfill their God-given calling.
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Living Stones (opens the original)
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In this teaching from 1 Peter 2, we discover that maturing in Christ requires us to deliberately put off the attitudes and behaviors that hinder genuine love — malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander — and intentionally pursue Christ the way a newborn craves milk, not just gathering information about Him but experiencing Him fully through obedience, worship, prayer, and community.
The Reasonable Response (opens the original)
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Romans 12 calls believers to respond to the mercy of God by surrendering their whole lives to Him as living sacrifices. Rather than allowing the world to shape us, we are to be transformed from the inside out as God renews our minds, producing humility and a new understanding of ourselves. That transformed life expresses itself practically as each believer faithfully uses the gifts God has graciously given to serve the body of Christ.
On Purpose (opens the original)
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In this teaching from 1 Peter 1, Peter calls us to an alert and intentional faith where we choose obedience over feelings, living as holy children of a holy Father, and engaging the world as salt and light while remembering this is not our final home. This kind of life does not happen by accident; it happens on purpose. Everything it requires flows from this reality: We have been redeemed by the precious blood of Christ and born again through a seed that will never wither, fade, or pass away.
God Is Not Finished (opens the original)
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Romans 11:15–36 declares that God has not abandoned Israel, but remains faithful to His promises and purposes, including a future work of salvation among Israel. Gentile believers, having been graciously grafted into God’s blessings, must therefore reject spiritual pride, continue in faith, and marvel that both Jew and Gentile stand entirely upon the mercy of God. When Paul reaches the limits of human understanding concerning God’s redemptive plan, he does not end in speculation but in worship:
Faith in the Fire (opens the original)
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Join us this weekend as we begin our new series in 1 Peter — Faith in the Fire. Peter was writing to believers who were being scattered, slandered, and brutally persecuted for their faith. His response to their suffering was not a survival strategy but a declaration of identity. Before addressing what they were walking through, he established who they were — chosen, sanctified, covered by Christ's blood, and heirs of an inheritance no fire can touch. We will discover together that until we are a
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