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Teachings from Calvary Chapel Woolacombe
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Patient verse-by-verse teaching makes biblical symbolism, doctrine and daily Christian practice intelligible as parts of one continuous faith.
Calvary Chapel Woolacombe Teachings works patiently through biblical passages, turning close explanation into direct Christian application. The sermons move verse by verse through Exodus, tracing the priestly garments, consecration and sacrifices as signs of Jesus, while other…
Oil on Aaron's robe is a surprisingly direct invitation to examine your life with Jesus.
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A careful Exodus 28 study reads the priestly garments as a call to serve God with courage and dependence on the Holy Spirit.
Exodus 28 is handled as a devotional reading of the priestly garments and their connection to Jesus. Aaron and his sons, the ephod, breastpiece, robe, turban, sash, colored yarns, and onyx stones all become part of a larger picture of Christ's purity, royalty, heavenly glory,…
A measured Smyrna sermon on persecution, spiritual wealth, and faithful Christian witness.
This single-episode review presents the Smyrna teaching as a pastoral study in faith under pressure. It follows the sermon’s account of believers made poor and isolated by refusing allegiance to Rome, then centers the comfort that Jesus knows suffering from within it.
A snowy woodland memory gives the sermon on worry and trust a quiet, reassuring center.
The final service of 2025 offers a measured encouragement for stepping into 2026 without letting anxiety take charge. Proverbs 3:1-6 and Matthew 6:25-34 sit at the heart of the message, with the memory of the Beast from the East giving the teaching its most tangible image:…
A careful Exodus lesson that finds Jesus in priestly clothing, oil, blood, and sacrifice.
Exodus 29 is treated with care, moving steadily from the priestly garments to the breastplate stones, the shoulder stones, the oil, and the sin offering.
A Scripture-first reminder that being set apart also means being fed.
The episode treats Exodus 29 as a measured account of priestly consecration, with a clear center: God sets people apart for his service, and that begins with washing, public confession, and worship.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The sermon opens in Exodus 29 and picks up where the previous teaching left off, with the consecration of Aaron and his sons.
The teaching opens in Exodus 29 and moves through the chapter, likely not much past verse 21.
A pastor teaches through Exodus chapter 31, explaining the tabernacle as a picture of Jesus and God's desire to dwell among His people.
A pastor teaches from Exodus chapter 30, continuing a series on the tabernacle and its symbolism of Jesus Christ.
A pastor teaches from Revelation chapter 2, examining the letter to the church in Ephesus and challenging listeners to please Christ.
A sermon teaching from Exodus chapters 20-24, focusing on the covenant and the Ten Commandments given to Israel.
Jon Pinn delivers a New Year's message addressing anxiety through biblical texts.
This episode is part of a monthly series examining the seven churches of Revelation, focusing on the church in Smyrna.