A Purified Life - Part 1 - Calvary Chapel Old Bridge

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A Purified Life - Part 1

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December 31, 2020 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Psalms 17—18, Proverbs 5—7

Pastor Lloyd is currently sharing a new series titled “Life Lessons in the Psalms and Proverbs”, and today we will begin in Psalm seventeen. Tomorrow is New Years day, and a lot of us will make resolutions to change out lives in one way or another. A diet to lose weight. An exercise program to get in better shape. Those are common new years resolutions. But how about resolving to lead a life more pleasing to God?

The Wisdom of Walking with God to the End - Part 2

December 30, 2020 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Proverbs 4, Psalms 13—16

As we prepare to say goodbye to the year 2020, our country and our world are still in the grip of the COVID pandemic. As believers in Jesus Christ, we draw strength in knowing the God has a plan, and that there is something for us to learn through this crisis, and that lesson is to trust God, because He is indeed in control. That’s what today’s message from pastor Lloyd is all about - walking with God, through the good time sea the bad times - all the way to the end.

The Wisdom of Walking with God to the End - Part 1

December 29, 2020 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Psalms 13—16, Proverbs 4

Today we will continue in Lloyd’s new series titled “Life Lessons in the Psalms and Proverbs”. We’re studying these two great books at the same because they compliment each other so well. Today we’ll begin in Proverbs chapter four. The title Lloyd has given today’s message tells us all we need to know about the subject matter - “The Wisdom of Walking with God to the End”.

How Big is Your God? - Part 2

December 28, 2020 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • Proverbs 3, Psalms 8—12

Today we return to Pastor Lloyd’s new series called “Life Lessons in the Psalms and Proverbs”. As we begin, we’ll be looking at Psalms eleven and twelve, and later, Proverbs chapter three. Lloyd has titled this message “How Big is Your God?”. That’s an interesting question to ponder. I think all of us have made the mistake from time to time of underestimating God’s power.