Sundays with CCFWB

About Sundays with CCFWB

The recording from the Bible Study on Sunday mornings at Calvary Chapel Fort Walton Beach.

Publisher

Calvary Chapel Fort Walton Beach

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

20 Aug 2023

Latest episode

8 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

169 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Nov 2026

   Ezekiel 4:14-15 “An Extreme Message”

   In Ezekiel 4, the Lord gives Ezekiel a series of vivid signs depicting the siege of Jerusalem and the consequences of Israel’s sin. Andy Falleur reads through the chapter, focusing on verses 14–15 and Ezekiel’s response to the command about preparing his food. He considers why God’s message is so extreme and how a prophet’s life itself can communicate that message. Turning to Philippians 3:8, Andy contrasts confidence in our own works with the surpassing value of knowing Christ. A testimony video illustrates the change that comes through receiving God’s grace. Andy closes by inviting listeners to surrender their lives to Jesus and praying for the church to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to convey God’s love throughout the week. Scripture References Primary text Ezekiel 4:1–17 (focus Ezekiel 4:14–15) Cross-references in the study Philippians 3:8 Deuteronomy 23:12–13 Isaiah 53 Luke 15:11–32 Topics and Keywords Topics: God’s message through Ezekiel · Sin and judgment · Grace · Knowing Christ · Surrender to Jesus · Life as a witness Keywords: Ezekiel 4, Ezekiel 4:14–15, An Extreme Message, Andy Falleur, Bible study, Calvary Chapel Fort Walton Beach, siege of Jerusalem, Ezekiel’s signs, grace, Philippians 3:8, knowing Christ, surrender, Holy Spirit

2. 

   1 Nov 2026

   Ezekiel 2:1-3:3 “Take in the Word” (ft. Jadon Ruby)

   In Ezekiel 2:1–3:3, Ezekiel falls on his face before the glory of the Lord and hears, “Son of man, stand on your feet and I will speak to you.” Jadon Ruby points out that God does not wait for Ezekiel to get up: the Spirit enters him and sets him on his feet. Connecting this to Psalm 1, where the ungodly shall not stand in the judgment, he explains that we cannot stand before the Lord without the Spirit giving us strength, and that God picks us up and sets us where we are for a purpose. God sends Ezekiel to impudent, stubborn, rebellious Israel with “Thus says the Lord God,” whether they hear or refuse; Jadon shares Ezekiel 36:26, the promise of a new heart and a new spirit, as one of the first verses the Lord gave him after he was saved. From verses 6–7 he encourages listeners not to be afraid of people’s words or dismayed by their looks, telling of preaching on a street corner and riding his dirt bike into a thorn bush, and warning, from the parable of the seed choked by thorns, not to get choked out. He turns to Romans 10 (“How shall they hear without a preacher?… faith comes by hearing”) and explains that we must take in God’s word before we can share it: put it in our mouth, chew on it, digest it, and let it change us from the inside out. Ezekiel eats the scroll of lamentations, mourning, and woe, and it is sweet as honey; Revelation 10 repeats the picture with John. Jadon closes with the message of hope through Jesus’ death and resurrection, an invitation to come to the Lord, and prayer to read, chew on, and share God’s word. Scripture References Primary text Ezekiel 2:1–10 (Son of man, stand on your feet; sent to a rebellious house; open your mouth and eat what I give you) Ezekiel 3:1–3 (eat this scroll; it was in my mouth like honey in sweetness) Cross-references in the study Ezekiel 1 (Ezekiel’s vision of the glory and throne of God by the river; referenced) Psalm 1:1–6 (the blessed man; the ungodly shall not stand in the judgment) Ezekiel 36:26–27 (I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you) Luke 8:4–15 (the parable of the sower; the seed choked by thorns; referenced) Romans 10:8–17 (how shall they hear without a preacher; faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God) Revelation 10:5–11 (John eats the little book; sweet as honey in the mouth, bitter in the stomach) Jeremiah (“Thus says the Lord” repeated throughout; referenced) Topics and Keywords Topics: The call of Ezekiel · Standing by the Spirit’s strength · Speaking God’s word · Rebellion and judgment · God’s mercy in sending a messenger · Not fearing people’s words · Taking in and digesting God’s word · Sharing the gospel Keywords: Ezekiel 2, Ezekiel 3, Ezekiel 2:1–3:3, son of man, stand on your feet, Holy Spirit, glory of the Lord, rebellious house, impudent and stubborn, thus says the Lord, prophet, Psalm 1, judgment, Ezekiel 36:26, new heart, briars and thorns, scorpions, parable of the sower, street preaching, Romans 10, faith comes by hearing, eat the scroll, lamentations and mourning and woe, sweet as honey, Revelation 10, little book, word of God, Bible reading, gospel, Jadon Ruby, Bible study, Calvary Chapel Fort Walton Beach

3. 

   25 Oct 2026

   Jeremiah 48:10 “Negligent in the Work of the Lord”

   In Jeremiah 48, the Lord pronounces judgment on Moab, and verse 10 warns, “Cursed is he who does the work of the Lord deceitfully.” Andy Falleur compares translations (the ESV’s “with slackness,” the NLT’s “refuse to do the Lord’s work”) and explains the setting: Jeremiah 46–51 records a major shift in history as small nation states are swallowed by empires, with Babylon under Nebuchadnezzar, whom the Lord calls “my servant,” bringing judgment on wicked practices like child sacrifice, much as God did in Noah’s day. Andy traces the empires that followed (Medo-Persia, Greece, Rome, and the Ottoman Empire) and turns to Luke 21, where Jesus foretells Jerusalem being trampled by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled, which Andy connects to 1967 and the Six-Day War. He then asks what God’s work among the nations is now, and answers from Matthew 28: make disciples of all nations, baptizing them and teaching them to observe all that Jesus commanded. He tells the stories of William Carey in India and Lillian Trasher, “Mama Lily,” in Egypt, and uses C.S. Lewis’s fleet-of-ships picture from Mere Christianity: keep your own ship in order, coordinate with the ships around you, and follow the admiral’s course, unlike Jonah. Andy closes with practical ways not to be slack in God’s work: pray for missionaries, go, give, learn and share, and serve here at home. He finishes with a run of verses on faithful, diligent service. Scripture References Primary text Jeremiah 48:10 (cursed is he who does the work of the Lord deceitfully; translation comparison) Jeremiah 46–51 (prophecies of judgment on the nations, including Moab; referenced) Cross-references in the study Luke 21:20–24 (Jerusalem surrounded by armies; trampled by the Gentiles until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled) Matthew 28:18–20 (the Great Commission: make disciples of all nations) 1 Corinthians 15:58 (be steadfast, always abounding in the work of the Lord) Hebrews 6:10 (God is not unjust to forget your work and labor of love) Luke 16:10 (faithful in what is least is faithful also in much) Romans 12:11 (not lagging in diligence, fervent in spirit, serving the Lord) Hebrews 6:12 (do not become sluggish, but imitate those who through faith and patience inherit the promises) Genesis 6 (God’s judgment in Noah’s day; referenced) Jonah 1 (Jonah sent to Nineveh goes the opposite way; referenced) Luke 14:18–20 (excuses: “I bought a field,” “I just got married”; alluded to, not cited) Daniel (Nebuchadnezzar and the Medo-Persian empire; referenced) Matthew 1 (the genealogy of the kings; referenced) Topics and Keywords Topics: Faithfulness in God’s work · Judgment on the nations · Bible prophecy and the times of the Gentiles · The Great Commission · Missions · Diligence and stewardship · Prayer for missionaries · Giving Keywords: Jeremiah 48, Jeremiah 48:10, Moab, negligent, slackness, work of the Lord, Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar, empires, Noah, Luke 21, times of the Gentiles, Six-Day War, 1967, Jerusalem, Bible prophecy, Matthew 28, Great Commission, make disciples, baptizing, teaching, missions, missionaries, William Carey, Lillian Trasher, Mama Lily, C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity, Jonah, prayer, giving, food pantry, 1 Corinthians 15:58, Hebrews 6:10, Luke 16:10, Romans 12:11, Bible study, Calvary Chapel Fort Walton Beach

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