Patient Bible teaching from Tustin.
Calvary Chapel Crossover is a steady Bible study built around messages from Calvary Chapel Crossover in Tustin, California. Recent episodes linger over creation, the fall, marriage, humility, suffering, church authority, and the goodness of God.
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Calvary Chapel Crossover is a library of Bible messages from Calvary Chapel Crossover in Tustin, California. It feels close to the room where it was taught. Episodes usually begin with prayer and then settle into the text without much production dressing. The pace is deliberate. Recent Genesis studies move from the first days of creation to the creation of humanity, Adam’s formation, Eve’s provision, marriage, and the fall. The teaching treats these chapters as more than origin stories; they become a framework for moral accountability, fellowship with God, sin, and the Christian hope that struggle will not last forever. Short jokes appear, but they do not take over. A comment about hot dogs, hamburgers, and Costco pizza can sit beside a grave question about why people struggle with sin. That mix gives the show its local-church texture. It is earnest, familiar, and willing to repeat a point until it becomes clear. The Psalm 147 episode turns praise into reassurance, moving from stars, sparrows, lilies, and worry toward God’s care for his people. The 2 Corinthians messages bring a more corrective edge. Paul’s authority, suffering, humility, detractors, legalism, church leadership, and edification become the frame for thinking about healthy correction and spiritual maturity. The show does not aim for debate-panel energy. It is monologue-centered teaching for people who can sit with a passage and follow it line by line. Its strength is continuity: one text leads into the next, one doctrine opens into another, and personal application comes through ordinary speech. The result is a warm but firm Bible-study feed grounded in Scripture, prayer, and church life.
Made for: Best for Christians who want steady teaching with a Calvary Chapel, local-church feel. It especially suits listeners interested in Genesis, Psalms, 2 Corinthians, doctrine, prayer, and practical discipleship.
What sets it apart: Its appeal is the unhurried live-message texture: prayerful openings, repeated explanation, personal asides, and direct application from the passage. The show favors sustained exposition over interviews, topical chatter, or highly produced devotional clips.
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Close biblical teaching becomes practical guidance on grace, humility, spiritual gifts, leadership, and the habits of Christian life.
Eric Tribble takes a biblical passage in hand, establishes its setting, and works steadily from interpretation toward everyday application. At Calvary Chapel Crossover, Psalms and Paul's letters become teaching on worry, humility, grace, spiritual gifts, church authority, and…
A backyard lemon-tree thorn gives you a surprisingly sharp way into Paul's lesson on humility.
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Psalm 147 links stars, sparrows, lilies, and worry in a steady case for God's care.
Psalm 147 comes through as a widening song of praise, moving from the psalm itself to stars, sparrows, lilies, and human worry. The discussion shifts from the psalm's poetry to Jesus' words in Matthew 6 and Luke 12, then returns to Psalm 139, giving the piece a steady…
A sober study of authority meant to build up the church before correction becomes necessary.
"Authority for Edification" presents Paul preparing to come to Corinth with authority aimed at building up the church, while making clear that continued resistance may still require judgment.
A steady, text-first study of weakness, grace, and why God sometimes leaves the thorn in place.
The episode treats Pauls defense in 2 Corinthians 12 as something closer to instruction than self-defense, framing his revelations, the thorn in the flesh, and the pushback from detractors as part of a larger lesson in humility.
A defense of Paul becomes a warning about outward holiness and legalism beneath it.
Paul's defense of his ministry is treated as a warning about religious confidence slipping away from grace. The episode frames the Corinthian conflict around false apostles and Judaizers who were likely pressing believers toward legalism, bondage to the law, and a different…
A warm, practical reading of Paul's call for spiritual gifts to serve order, interpretation, and edification.
Order anchors this Bible study on 1 Corinthians 14:20-40, as the host traces Paul's correction of a church eager to use spiritual gifts but not always careful about how those gifts serve the whole body.
A measured study of Corinth, the cross, and why worldly wisdom cannot bring people to know God.
This single-episode review frames 1 Corinthians 1 around the tension between Corinth's young church and the cultural baggage its converts bring with them.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
This episode is a sermon analyzing Matthew 1:18-25, focusing on the birth of Jesus Christ and the significance of Immanuel meaning 'God with us'.
A sermon on Romans 12:3-8 encouraging Christians to actively use their spiritual gifts as instructed by Paul.
Eric Tribble delivers a sermon on 1 Corinthians 1:10-31 at Calvary Chapel Crossover in Tustin, California.
Eric Tribble delivers a sermon from Calvary Chapel Crossover in Tustin, California, on 1 Corinthians 14:20-40.
Eric Tribble teaches Genesis 17 at Calvary Chapel Crossover, focusing on God's renewed covenant with Abraham and the promised birth of Isaac.
Did Jesus love Peter before Peter denied him? Yes. Did Peter's denial hinder the plan of God for Peter's life? Absolutely not.
This sermon explores Genesis chapter 3, explaining the fall of mankind and its theological implications for understanding human sinfulness.
This episode is a sermon analyzing Genesis 2:18-25, focusing on God's creation of Adam and the provision of a companion, with applications for married couples and singles.
This episode revisits Genesis 1:27-2:17, focusing on the creation of mankind in God's image, the blessings and dominion given to humans, and the purpose of fellowship with God.
This episode is a sermon on Genesis 1:22-28, focusing on the sixth day of creation when God created mankind and the animal kingdom, with reflections on the fifth day.
A sermon exploring Genesis 1:1-5, focusing on the theological significance of creation and humanity's origin in God's image.
The host opens Psalm 147 as one of his favorite psalms and as a song of praise.
Eric Tribble teaches 2 Corinthians 12:17-13:14 at Calvary Chapel Crossover in Tustin, California, under the title "Authority for Edification." He says Paul’s authority was given to build up the church, not to burden it, and quotes, "I do not seek yours, but you." The message moves through Titus, an unnamed brother, Timothy in Philippians, and a ministry team that must walk "in the same spirit" and "the same steps." Tribble ends with Paul’s warning, "Examine yourselves as to whether you are in the faith," and his blessing of "the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the communion of the Holy Spirit."
Eric Tribble works through 2 Corinthians 12, where Paul is responding to detractors who arrived in Corinth after he left and tried to undermine him.
The host opens Second Corinthians 11 by explaining why Paul has to defend his ministry.
This episode is a sermon analyzing 1 Corinthians 14:20-40, focusing on establishing orderly worship in church through the proper use of spiritual gifts like prophecy and tongues.
This episode examines 1 Corinthians 6:1-11, where Paul addresses the problem of Christians suing each other in secular courts and other issues in the Corinthian church.