Calvary Chapel of Milwaukee

Psalms 69-72 The Theology of God’s Redemptive Plan. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Pastor Lowell shares a powerful truth: God's love wasn't sparked by your salvation, but by your very creation. Ephesians 1:4 reveals we were chosen *before* the world's foundation, destined for holiness in His love. #GodsLove #Faith #Christianity

Pastor Lowell explains that true devotion isn't about works or external laws that make us look good. Focusing on self and 'doing' leads to forgetting Him. Grace, not law, is the only pedestal that sustains. Choose grace. #Faith #Grace #ChristianLife

Pastor Lowell explains that Old Testament rituals and regulations don't grant spiritual superiority. True spirituality points to Jesus, not just the ritual itself. Passover should be done with Christ at its center. #Faith #Christianity #Jesus

Pastor Lowell explains that from infancy, every action can be seen as failing the law. True freedom isn't found in the law, but in the gospel of grace and the leading of the Spirit. Your spiritual position with God is complete through Christ's sacrifice alone.

Pastor Lowell shares a powerful message on prayer. He emphasizes that neglecting prayer reveals its true power and our need to be closer to God. When we focus on Him, everything else falls into place. Let's stand firm on the Gospel of grace and allow His Spirit to guide us.

Pastor Lowell uses a football analogy to explain that breaking one point of the law means you're guilty of the entire law. Just like one offside penalty forfeits every game, failing in one aspect means failing in all. #Law #Responsibility #Analogy

Pastor Lowell explains that our spiritual position with God is constant and complete solely because of Christ's work on the cross. It's not about what we add, but the finished work of Jesus. #Faith #Christianity #Salvation

Communion isn't about presenting a clean, perfect life for guests. Jesus performs a 'surprise inspection,' not to judge, but to bond. He then helps us clean up our lives as we invite Him to stay. #Faith #SpiritualGrowth

Pastor Lowell explains salvation isn't about our own works, but God's mercy through the Holy Spirit. When we have faith in Jesus, His sacrifice grants us access to God, guided by the Spirit into His path. #Faith #Salvation #Christianity

Pastor Lowell highlights how Pharisees, despite outward displays of piety, were called hypocrites by Jesus. True justification comes from humility, like the tax collector's prayer, not self-righteousness. #Faith #Christianity #Humility

Pastor Lowell explains how we mistakenly believe our actions control God's view of us. We seek tangible proof of our standing with God, or even others. What comes out when we're provoked reveals our true selves, not the other person's actions. #Faith #Christianity #SelfReflection

Man-made rules replace the Holy Spirit's guidance, dictating what to do and not do. This shifts focus from Christ to personal accomplishment, hindering true worship and peace. Let the Holy Spirit guide instead. #SpiritualGuidance #Faith #ChristianLiving

Pastor Lowell shares that God has prepared works for us to walk in, glorifying Him. Recognizing God's love, even when we were ungodly, and the cleansing power of His blood through communion, allows Jesus to enter us as we are. #Faith #Communion #ChristianLiving

Pastor Lowell shares a powerful reminder: true freedom isn't about our successes or failures, but about entering into what God has already done. Our actions should stem from gratitude and humility, acknowledging His finished work. #Faith #Gratitude #Humility

Pastor Lowell clarifies the Gospel of Grace: You can't stand on both law and grace—the law's pedestal will collapse. True salvation comes through faith and God's gift, not works. Don't let others dictate your spirituality; trust God's work within. #Grace #Faith #Christianity

Pastor Lowell explains that while many thought Jesus lost on the cross, the enemy was wrong. Jesus came to defeat death, the ultimate foe, offering the greatest victory: life. This is not a tale of a conquering king, but of the profound sacrifice that redeems Israel.

Mark 9: 42-50 The Seriousness of Sin x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Pastor Lowell explains that Jesus' sacrifice on the cross paid for our sins, making our salvation complete. It's not about earning eternal life through works, but by accepting the finished work of Christ and becoming a fan of His victory. #Salvation #Faith #Christianity

Pastor Lowell emphasizes that true salvation isn't about outward appearances or adherence to external rules. It's about an inward work that God reveals in His own time, not ours. Focus on grace and faith, not works. #Faith #Grace #SpiritualGrowth