http://www.kaleochurch.com Kaleo is a San Diego church that desires to learn about, live out and share the Gospel. Kaleo's mission is to faithfully preach, teach and evangelize in San Diego. We invite you to use our online resources to learn and grow in your faith. If you are in the San Diego area, we invite you to join us in worship and the preaching of God's word at our Sunday service or attend one of our classes, pre-marriage counseling or small groups which are hosted throughout the city. en Kaleo is a San Diego church that desires to learn about, live out and share the Gospel. Kaleo's mission is to faithfully preach, teach and evangelize in San Diego. We invite you to use our online resources to learn and grow in your faith. If you are ... Kaleo San Diego Church no Kaleo Sermon Feed info@kaleochurch.com ℗ & © 2010 Kaleo San Diego Church 720 Have you ever wondered why prayer is so widely neglected in the church? We all admit we should pray more but why is it so hard for us to actually do it? In this sermon, Jesse identifies three reasons why we don't pray, and three corresponding ways in which the gospel should be our motivation to pray. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/gospel-motivated-prayer http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/20100307-gospel-motivated-prayer.mp3 Sun, 07 Mar 2010 20:26:01 GMT Jesse Winkler Topical jesus,motivation,gospel,prayer,why,don't,we,pray 47:13 In God's wonderful and merciful love he predestined us for adoption to be his son's. As man, we were dead in sins and objects of wrath, destined for destruction. But God being rich in mercy and kindness, lavished us with his love by adopting us as son's through the resurrection power of Christ's death on the cross. In this sermon we will see that we are no longer orphans, but we are precious son's in Christ, and we can now rest in our Father's arms. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/adoption-in-christ http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/adopted-in-christ.mp3 Sat, 06 Mar 2010 18:36:46 GMT Tim Cain Ephesians orophans,redemption,predestined,adoption,jesus 47:59 Gospel. What we have been talking about the last few weeks as we study the first chapter of Ephesians is the gospel. My prayer is that as we have been exploring the gospel you are starting to see the depth, riches and overwhelming magnitude of the gospel. Today we are looking at one of the keys to understanding the entire book of Ephesians. Ephesians 1:3-10 can be broken down to represent three aspects of the gospel- gospel past, gospel present and gospel future. I want to encourage you to imagine, dream and long for gospel future. My hope is that after today we will all have a stronger understanding and longing to be with our King for all eternity. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/heaven http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/2010228heavenjake.mp3 Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:58:04 GMT Jake Chambers Ephesians sdsu,kaleo,ephesians,heaven,jesus 81:39 The Mystery of His Will In this passage, Paul is saying that the Gospel is restoration, redemption, and recovery of this world that God made good. In the opening act of the biblical story, we are shown prefect shalom—everything is exactly as it should be. But when Adam and Eve sinned against God, the tether that connected us to our God, to other humans, to creation, and to ourselves was severed. At the cross, God not only dealt with our personal sin, but the effects of pervasive sin. He was not only saving you as an individual, He was beginning His campaign of reclaiming and restoring everything back to what He initially intended. This means that Jesus has not only begun his cosmic and comprehensive restoration with his death on the cross, but, at the right time, He’s making right everything that is wrong and ushering in a new age. Even though the power of sin is great and deadly, the power of the Gospel is greater. Sin stands no chance against God. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/the-mystery-of-his-will http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/the-mystery-of-his-will.mp3 Sun, 28 Feb 2010 19:56:06 GMT David Fairchild Ephesians identity,loved,grace,hope,peace,paul,ephesians,predestined 57:07 Before the foundations of the world, God chose those whom He would redeem. God chose a people from a fallen world that would be vessels of His great mercy. He has chosen a people not by any of their accomplishment or accolades but purely by his grace. In this sermon we will see the great mercy and power of our loving God in the doctrine of election. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/chosen-in-him http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/chosen-in-him.mp3 Sat, 27 Feb 2010 22:28:25 GMT Tim Cain Ephesians election,chosen,grace,mercy,fairness 64:02 We have talked in recent weeks of how the first fourteen verses of Ephesians are about our blessed God and the gospel that flows out of his character. We have spoken of how verses three through fourteen were one sentence in the original Greek. A great run on sentence of praise and worship. Today we are right in the middle of these first fourteen verses and what do we find at the crux of the gospel? We find the blood of Jesus Christ. These first fourteen verses are a mosaic of the gospel and we have been going slowly through it to study the different tiles or images of a greater mosaic. Today we pull down the tiles of redemption, forgiveness and grace all by Christ blood and see how incomplete the mosaic that makes up the gospel would be without these tiles, and how if we don’t understand the beauty of these pieces of the gospel we will miss out on so much freedom, joy and worship. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/redeemed Sun, 21 Feb 2010 03:43:17 GMT Jake Chambers Ephesians sdsu,kaleo,redemption,redeemed,ephesians We Have Redemption This sermon explores a very familiar word: redemption. Redemption means to be delivered out of slavery. Even today, no one is born free. In our culture, freedom has become an idol that we worship. The great irony is that the more we worship freedom, the more enslaved we become as we pursue freedom through various forms of sin. This means we’re all slaves. The exodus story provides us with the key to understand the cross and the meaning of redemption. Just as Moses stretched out His arms to close the raging sea of justice upon the Israelites’ enemies, so Jesus stretched out His arms to bring down the justice of God’s righteous wrath upon himself. This is one of the most precious words for a Christian because it speaks to us about our salvation. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/we-have-redemption http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/20100221-redemption.mp3 Sun, 21 Feb 2010 20:06:29 GMT David Fairchild Ephesians ephesians,redemption,exodus,moses 67:42 Paul starts the letter of Ephesians exploding in praise of the spiritual blessings that we have in Christ. We will see how great our wonderful God is, who has saved us by his magnificent grace to give us more than we could ever imagine. When we are in Christ there is nothing more that we need, we have everything. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/spiritual-blessing-in-christ Sat, 20 Feb 2010 05:11:36 GMT Tim Cain Ephesians ephesians,blessing,majestic,jesus,spiritual This passage in Ephesians 1:4c-6 teaches us that God predestines us in love for adoption through Jesus, for his glory. Paul is using this language to assure believers who struggle with their security that God has loved them and does love them apart from anything they have done or will do. It is meant to bless us and cause our hearts to rest in grace. His sovereignty is always in the context of goodness, justice, love, and grace. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/predestined-for-adoption http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/predestined-for-adoption.mp3 Sun, 14 Feb 2010 18:20:25 GMT David Fairchild Ephesians grace,love,justice,ephesians,paul,predestination 64:11 In Acts 20 Paul says his final farewell to the Ephesian elders. Paul loved this church deeply and he knew that the future would not be easy for them. He knew that the church would be constantly confronted with attacks on their faith. Knowing this he still said goodbye. As he left he commended them “To God and to the word of his grace, which is able to build you up and to give you the inheritance among all those who are being sanctified.” In this sermon we will see the love of Paul for the Ephesian church, and how it introduces his great epistle to them. http://www.kaleochurch.com/sermon/new-series-ephesians http://www.kaleochurch.com/media/20100216introductiontoephesians.mp3 Sat, 13 Feb 2010 18:53:59 GMT Tim Cain Ephesians faith,grace,paul,jesus,ephesians 51:56