Below you will find links to the teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel of Wilmington, featuring messages by Pastor Clay and Tammy Ritter, Pastor Mel Atento, and Pastor David Braden, and other various guest speakers.
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The books of 1st & 2nd Samuel, taken together, chronicle the transition of the nation of Israel from that of a theocracy, being led by God, to a monarchy, being led by a King. This first book will give an account of the rise of Israel's first true prophet, Samuel, and its first king, the great Saul, and his terrible end at the hands of the Philistines. CLICK HERE
There is no argument that gender roles have been blurred in America. Is gender important to our society? Is it important to God? This conference focuses on the importance of godly manhood in our families, our nation, and in God's kingdom. Recorded at Calvary of Wilmington, October 28-30, 2011. CLICK HERE
The book of Hebrews opens with the following declaration: God, who at various times and in various ways spoke in time past to the fathers by the prophets, has in these last days spoken to us by His Son. (Heb 1:1-2) Join us as we begin to unravel the message of Hebrews, the supremacy of Jesus Christ! CLICK HERE
What happened when I got saved? Who is God the Father? How does having the Holy Spirit help me? These are questions that most new believers ask. The Essentials series is a ten-part topical series that answers these and many other questions. CLICK HERE
If you take the Old Testament as a whole, there is a message: Someone is coming! Of couse we know that someone is Jesus, but some early Christians weren't sure. Matthew's gospel presents the reader with the person of Jesus Christ - the coming King! CLICK HERE
The main message of Colossians is "the centrality of Christ". Some might think "does it have to be all about Jesus?" Well, if Jesus is truly who He claimed to be, the answer is a resounding - YES! CLICK HERE
Peter shows us how there is a living hope for all who are in Christ. It is a “living hope” because our faith is in the LIVING GOD. Not “I hope it will come to pass” but “I have a confident assurance of future glory and blessing through Jesus Christ.” That is a hope worth living for! CLICK HERE
Often 1 & 2 Timothy, and Titus, are called the Pastoral Epistles, as they deal with the requiremtents for church leadership. However we want to be careful that we don’t think that these epistles applies only to pastors, because these epistles describe the New Testament church! Contained in the urgings, exhortations, warnings, and charges to Timothy are: What to DO; What to AVOID; How to treat one another; AND what leaders should exemplify. CLICK HERE
God has placed into man the desire for relationships, and it is evident that all of civilization is based on relationships. But the most remarkable thing is that God has provided a way that we can have relationship, not just with other people... but with God Himself! CLICK HERE
The word "Revelation" is the English translation of the Greek word apokalupsis, – which simply means unveiling. Like a stature that is hidden under a tarp, then one day the tarp is taken, and all are able to see the work that was hidden. This book is the unveiling of Jesus Christ! CLICK HERE
History is strewn with the carcasses of people and nations that ignored the lessons of history, who repeated the same mistakes, and suffered the same consequences. Humans have this innate propensity to forget WHO we are, WHERE we came from, and HOW we are supposed to act. Hence the importance of having some form or remembrance: to remind us of our past, our mistakes, our victories, and our purpose! CLICK HERE
When God calls us to a task, we can rest assured that He will go before us and prepare the way... but our part is to obey, trust, and ACT! Joshua is the account of a man who did just that, and God did great things through him! CLICK HERE
Judges picks up where Joshua left off, the Isrealites are in the land, but there is still work to be done. Judges is a picture of unfinished business. There were some good judges, and some not so good judges. But thankfully God is still sovereign! CLICK HERE
A city without walls was a city open to attack, completely vulnerable. The citizens of that city could never accumulate wealth, anything of value was as risk to marauders who might attack at any time. Proverbs 25:28 reads "Whoever has no rule over his own spirit Is like a city broken down, without walls." CLICK HERE
Women's Bible Study - v erse by verse study of the book of Nehemiah. CLICK HERE
2010 CCW Womens Conference teaching archive - CLICK HERE
