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Packinghouse PodcastActs 6:8-15 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from February 15, 2026
Acts 6:8–15 | Pasot Greg
Stephen, a Regular Guy with an Uncommon Grace Stephen wasn’t an apostle or a leader with a title—he was a faithful servant in the church—and yet God’s grace and the Holy Spirit were powerfully on him, proving that spiritual influence isn’t about status but about being filled with Christ. As the young Jerusalem church passes a crucial “test of love” by caring for neglected widows and choosing Greek-speaking believers to lead the solution, the church multiplies—and that momentum brings Stephen straight into conflict. When educated oppone...
2026-02-1700 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 31 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from February 11, 2026
Genesis 31 | Pastor Greg
Genesis 31 — This study follows Jacob finally leaving Laban after years of manipulation, recognizing that his provision did not come from clever methods but from God’s faithful care. As conflict erupts, Jacob confronts the very deception he once practiced, seeing in Laban a mirror of his former self and realizing how God has been changing him over time. The chapter shows God patiently working through messy family situations, correcting superstition, exposing control and bitterness, and forming character. We learn that God meets people where they are, keeps account of what i...
2026-02-1200 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 30 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from February 04, 2026.
Genesis 30 | Greg Opean
Genesis 30 — Grace at Work in a Broken World
This teaching walks through the chaos of Jacob’s household and shows how envy, comparison, and the pursuit of validation create deep dysfunction, especially in a culture where people are treated as possessions. Yet even in jealousy, manipulation, superstition, and outright sin, God is still at work—patiently shaping hearts and moving His purposes forward. The chapter highlights how God blesses not because people have it all right, but because His grace is bigger than their mess. Identity and worth are shown to...
2026-02-0900 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 29 | Greg OpeanGenesis 29 | Pastor Greg
Packinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from January 28, 2026.
Jacob reaches Haran, meets Rachel at the well, and serves seven years that feel like days to marry her—but Laban deceives him into marrying Leah first, then grants Rachel for seven more years of service. This deception mirrors Jacob’s own earlier deceit of Esau and Isaac, showing how God uses a reflected wrong to confront and shape Jacob’s character. In the tension of a polygamous home, jealousy and sorrow surface, yet God sees Leah’s pain and opens her womb. As her sons are born—Reuben, Simeon, Levi...
2026-02-0400 min
Packinghouse PodcastActs 6:1-7 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from January 25, 2026.
The early church hit a love test when Greek-speaking widows were overlooked, exposing a cultural rift (Hebrews vs. Hellenists). Rather than abandon prayer and the Word, the apostles delegated care to seven qualified leaders—all with Greek names—so the solution matched the wound and restored equity. This models how love is the true metric (1 Cor. 13): lay down preferences, organize wisely, and refuse “second-class” thinking. The result was gospel momentum—the Word spread and even many priests believed—showing that passing love tests multiplies kingdom impact.
- Greg Opean - Sunday, January 25, 2026
2026-01-2600 minPackinghouse PodcastActs 6:1-7 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from January 25, 2026.
The early church hit a love test when Greek-speaking widows were overlooked, exposing a cultural rift (Hebrews vs. Hellenists). Rather than abandon prayer and the Word, the apostles delegated care to seven qualified leaders—all with Greek names—so the solution matched the wound and restored equity. This models how love is the true metric (1 Cor. 13): lay down preferences, organize wisely, and refuse “second-class” thinking. The result was gospel momentum—the Word spread and even many priests believed—showing that passing love tests multiplies kingdom impact.
- Greg Opean - Sunday, January 25, 2026
2026-01-2600 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 26 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from January 7, 2026.
Genesis 26 | Pastor Greg
Pastor Greg taught Genesis 26 as a call to trust God in a “refinery” season: God tells Isaac to stay in the land, reaffirms the covenant, and proves faithful even when Isaac fears and fails. The well episodes—Esek (contention), Sitnah (opposition), and Rehoboth (wide open spaces)—became a picture of persevering without bitterness until God “makes room.” He urged us to keep “digging,” pursue peace like Isaac did with Abimelech, and expect provision despite envy or setbacks. A key application was seeing ourselves and others through the lens of grace—counted righ...
2026-01-1200 min
Packinghouse PodcastActs 5:33-42 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from January 4, 2026.
Acts 5:27–42 | Pastor Greg: Enraging the Religious Mafia
Hauled before the Sanhedrin, the apostles declare they must obey God rather than men and preach the simple gospel: Jesus died for our sins according to the Scriptures, was buried, rose on the third day, and was seen. Though the council rages, Gamaliel urges caution; the apostles are beaten and released, rejoicing that they were counted worthy to suffer for His name, and they keep teaching daily that Jesus is the Christ. This chapter calls us to fearless, Spirit-filled witness, to discern truth amid counterfeits, and...
2026-01-1200 minPackinghouse PodcastGenesis 26 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from January 7, 2026.
Genesis 26 | Pastor Greg
Pastor Greg taught Genesis 26 as a call to trust God in a “refinery” season: God tells Isaac to stay in the land, reaffirms the covenant, and proves faithful even when Isaac fears and fails. The well episodes—Esek (contention), Sitnah (opposition), and Rehoboth (wide open spaces)—became a picture of persevering without bitterness until God “makes room.” He urged us to keep “digging,” pursue peace like Isaac did with Abimelech, and expect provision despite envy or setbacks. A key application was seeing ourselves and others through the lens of grace—counted righ...
2026-01-1200 minPackinghouse PodcastActs 5:33-42 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from January 4, 2026.
Acts 5:27–42 | Pastor Greg: Enraging the Religious Mafia
Hauled before the Sanhedrin, the apostles declare they must obey God rather than men and preach the simple gospel: Jesus died for our sins according to the Scriptures, was buried, rose on the third day, and was seen. Though the council rages, Gamaliel urges caution; the apostles are beaten and released, rejoicing that they were counted worthy to suffer for His name, and they keep teaching daily that Jesus is the Christ. This chapter calls us to fearless, Spirit-filled witness, to discern truth amid counterfeits, and...
2026-01-1200 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 25 | Pastor Greg“The New is in the Old contained; the Old is in the New explained”—showing one continuous story that flows to Jesus. In Genesis 25, Abraham remarries Keturah and has six more sons, but the covenant and main inheritance go to Isaac while Ishmael is still blessed; Abraham dies “gathered to his people,” reminding us of life beyond the grave. Isaac and Rebekah wait twenty years for children, which drives them to prayer; God answers with twins who “struggle” in the womb, and He declares the older will serve the younger—showing God can choose anyone for His purposes. Esau lives for the moment a...
2025-12-2300 minPackinghouse PodcastGenesis 25 | Pastor Greg“The New is in the Old contained; the Old is in the New explained”—showing one continuous story that flows to Jesus. In Genesis 25, Abraham remarries Keturah and has six more sons, but the covenant and main inheritance go to Isaac while Ishmael is still blessed; Abraham dies “gathered to his people,” reminding us of life beyond the grave. Isaac and Rebekah wait twenty years for children, which drives them to prayer; God answers with twins who “struggle” in the womb, and He declares the older will serve the younger—showing God can choose anyone for His purposes. Esau lives for the moment a...
2025-12-2300 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 24 | Greg OpeanGenesis 24 | Pastor Greg
Packinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from December 10, 2025
Genesis 24 models the gospel: the Father sends the Spirit (the unnamed servant) to woo a willing bride for the Son, highlighting that God values our consent and a heart of generous service like Rebecca’s. We’re led by God “on the way,” so faith looks like doing the next faithful duty while trusting Him to unfold the path. The Spirit is our “engagement ring” (Eph. 1), sealing us for a future union as we love Jesus now, sight unseen, on a sometimes bumpy journey home. The call is to keep saying “y...
2025-12-1500 min
Packinghouse PodcastActs 5:12-42 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from December 14, 2025
Acts 5 teaches that the Spirit-empowered church in Jerusalem grew explosively because believers walked in honest grace and deep unity, not religious posturing. God removed hypocrisy (Ananias and Sapphira) to protect an authentic community, and as the church kept it real, multitudes were “added to the Lord,” miracles abounded, and even imperfect faith met God’s mercy. True unity—centered on the core gospel, not secondary debates—became as powerful a witness as the healings themselves. Filled with love that drives out fear, the apostles showed bold yet gentle obedience, practicing civil disobedience only when fo...
2025-12-1500 minPackinghouse PodcastActs 5:12-42 | Greg OpeanPackinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from December 14, 2025
Acts 5 teaches that the Spirit-empowered church in Jerusalem grew explosively because believers walked in honest grace and deep unity, not religious posturing. God removed hypocrisy (Ananias and Sapphira) to protect an authentic community, and as the church kept it real, multitudes were “added to the Lord,” miracles abounded, and even imperfect faith met God’s mercy. True unity—centered on the core gospel, not secondary debates—became as powerful a witness as the healings themselves. Filled with love that drives out fear, the apostles showed bold yet gentle obedience, practicing civil disobedience only when fo...
2025-12-1500 minPackinghouse PodcastGenesis 24 | Greg OpeanGenesis 24 | Pastor Greg
Packinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from December 10, 2025
Genesis 24 models the gospel: the Father sends the Spirit (the unnamed servant) to woo a willing bride for the Son, highlighting that God values our consent and a heart of generous service like Rebecca’s. We’re led by God “on the way,” so faith looks like doing the next faithful duty while trusting Him to unfold the path. The Spirit is our “engagement ring” (Eph. 1), sealing us for a future union as we love Jesus now, sight unseen, on a sometimes bumpy journey home. The call is to keep saying “y...
2025-12-1500 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 23 | Greg OpeanGenesis 23 | Pastor Greg
Packinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from December 2, 2025.
In Genesis 23 we walk with Abraham through the death and burial of Sarah—“a princess” not only to her husband but to the people of promise. Abraham mourns, and Scripture dignifies his tears; grief is human and holy, yet it is not without hope. By purchasing the cave of Machpelah in Hebron, he plants a flag of faith in the very land God promised “forever” to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Even in sorrow, Abraham lives as a pilgrim looking for a city whose builder is God, trusting that God’s covenant sta...
2025-12-0800 minPackinghouse PodcastGenesis 23 | Greg OpeanGenesis 23 | Pastor Greg
Packinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from December 2, 2025.
In Genesis 23 we walk with Abraham through the death and burial of Sarah—“a princess” not only to her husband but to the people of promise. Abraham mourns, and Scripture dignifies his tears; grief is human and holy, yet it is not without hope. By purchasing the cave of Machpelah in Hebron, he plants a flag of faith in the very land God promised “forever” to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Even in sorrow, Abraham lives as a pilgrim looking for a city whose builder is God, trusting that God’s covenant sta...
2025-12-0800 min
Packinghouse PodcastActs 5:1-11 | Greg OpeanActs 5:1-11 | Greg Opean
Packinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from November 23, 2025.
In Acts 5 we step into the only church on earth—a massive newborn body full of joy, generosity, and danger from within. After Barnabas’ sincere gift, Ananias and Sapphira chase image over reality, lying about their generosity to win applause, and Peter exposes it as a lie to the Holy Spirit—not about amounts, but about pretending. God subtracts their hypocrisy so He can multiply the church, because that one-upmanship, Hollywood-style image game would have killed a community meant to live by great grace. The lesson lands close: drop the...
2025-11-2500 minPackinghouse PodcastActs 5:1-11 | Greg OpeanActs 5:1-11 | Greg Opean
Packinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from November 23, 2025.
In Acts 5 we step into the only church on earth—a massive newborn body full of joy, generosity, and danger from within. After Barnabas’ sincere gift, Ananias and Sapphira chase image over reality, lying about their generosity to win applause, and Peter exposes it as a lie to the Holy Spirit—not about amounts, but about pretending. God subtracts their hypocrisy so He can multiply the church, because that one-upmanship, Hollywood-style image game would have killed a community meant to live by great grace. The lesson lands close: drop the...
2025-11-2500 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 21 | Greg OpeanGenesis 21 shows God keeping His promise at His set time: Isaac is born to a 100-year-old Abraham and 90-year-old Sarah, turning their earlier laughter of unbelief into joy. God marks Isaac—not Ishmael—as the covenant line through which He will bring blessing to the world, yet He still hears Hagar and Ishmael, provides for them, and promises to make Ishmael a great nation. Sarah insists Ishmael depart after he mocks Isaac, and God confirms this hard step to protect the promise. Later, Abraham secures a well at Beersheba, makes peace with Abimelech, and calls on “the Everlasting God.” We learn fr...
2025-11-1300 minPackinghouse PodcastGenesis 21 | Greg OpeanGenesis 21 shows God keeping His promise at His set time: Isaac is born to a 100-year-old Abraham and 90-year-old Sarah, turning their earlier laughter of unbelief into joy. God marks Isaac—not Ishmael—as the covenant line through which He will bring blessing to the world, yet He still hears Hagar and Ishmael, provides for them, and promises to make Ishmael a great nation. Sarah insists Ishmael depart after he mocks Isaac, and God confirms this hard step to protect the promise. Later, Abraham secures a well at Beersheba, makes peace with Abimelech, and calls on “the Everlasting God.” We learn fr...
2025-11-1300 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 20 | Greg OpeanGenesis 20 | Pastor Greg
Packinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from November 5, 2025.
Abraham repeats an old failure: out of fear, he calls Sarah his “sister,” and King Abimelech takes her—until God intervenes in a dream, protecting Sarah and rebuking Abimelech. The pagan king shows more integrity than Abraham, returning Sarah, compensating them, and receiving Abraham’s prayer, after which God heals his household. The chapter spotlights a great man’s recurring flaw (fear-driven self-preservation), God’s faithfulness despite human failure, and a warning against idolizing leaders: everyone is flawed, only God is perfect—so put trust in Him, not people. When fear spikes...
2025-11-0600 minPackinghouse PodcastGenesis 20 | Greg OpeanGenesis 20 | Pastor Greg
Packinghouse’s Wednesday night worship service from November 5, 2025.
Abraham repeats an old failure: out of fear, he calls Sarah his “sister,” and King Abimelech takes her—until God intervenes in a dream, protecting Sarah and rebuking Abimelech. The pagan king shows more integrity than Abraham, returning Sarah, compensating them, and receiving Abraham’s prayer, after which God heals his household. The chapter spotlights a great man’s recurring flaw (fear-driven self-preservation), God’s faithfulness despite human failure, and a warning against idolizing leaders: everyone is flawed, only God is perfect—so put trust in Him, not people. When fear spikes...
2025-11-0600 min
Packinghouse PodcastActs 4:23-37 | Greg OpeanActs 4:23-37 | Greg
Packinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from November 2, 2025
In Acts 4 the church hears the threats and, instead of spiraling, lifts its voice to the Creator, remembers Psalm 2, and asks for courage, and God answers by shaking the place as the Spirit fills them again so they speak freely about Jesus while great grace rests on them and generous hearts meet every need, Barnabas included. The pattern is steady and simple: magnify who God is, recall what God has said, lay the problem before him, ask for boldness to keep witnessing, and then move forward in unity and lo...
2025-11-0300 min
Packinghouse PodcastRevelation 1:9-20 | Rick CornejoRevelation1:9-20 | Pastor Rick
Packinghouse’s Sunday evening worship service from November 6, 2025.
John writes from exile on Patmos, reminding the church that he is their brother in trials and that Jesus is Lord over every ruler; on the Lord’s Day he hears a trumpet like voice declaring, I am the Alpha and the Omega, and he is told to write to seven churches. Turning, he sees seven golden lampstands and the Son of Man walking among them, dressed as the true High Priest with hair white as snow, eyes like fire, feet like burnished bronze, and a voice like many...
2025-11-0300 minPackinghouse PodcastActs 4:23-37 | Greg OpeanActs 4:23-37 | Greg
Packinghouse’s Sunday morning worship service from November 2, 2025
In Acts 4 the church hears the threats and, instead of spiraling, lifts its voice to the Creator, remembers Psalm 2, and asks for courage, and God answers by shaking the place as the Spirit fills them again so they speak freely about Jesus while great grace rests on them and generous hearts meet every need, Barnabas included. The pattern is steady and simple: magnify who God is, recall what God has said, lay the problem before him, ask for boldness to keep witnessing, and then move forward in unity and lo...
2025-11-0300 minPackinghouse PodcastRevelation 1:9-20 | Rick CornejoRevelation1:9-20 | Pastor Rick
Packinghouse’s Sunday evening worship service from November 6, 2025.
John writes from exile on Patmos, reminding the church that he is their brother in trials and that Jesus is Lord over every ruler; on the Lord’s Day he hears a trumpet like voice declaring, I am the Alpha and the Omega, and he is told to write to seven churches. Turning, he sees seven golden lampstands and the Son of Man walking among them, dressed as the true High Priest with hair white as snow, eyes like fire, feet like burnished bronze, and a voice like many...
2025-11-0300 min
Packinghouse PodcastGenesis 19 | Greg OpeanGenesis 19 | Pastor Greg
This Chapter unfolds as a sobering cautionary tale as two angels enter Sodom and Lot hastens to host them. A violent mob surrounds his house and demands the visitors, so the angels pull Lot inside, strike the men with blindness, and command him to flee at once. His sons in law laugh off the warning and Lot himself lingers, but mercy takes him by the hand and leads his family out, and while fire and brimstone fall on the plain, his wife looks back longingly and becomes a pillar of salt. Abraham’s intercession is honored as Lo...
2025-10-3000 min
The CGN PodcastGreg Opean: Another Helper (John 14:16,26) - Message from the CGN International ConferenceFor the remainder of this season, we are releasing the Main Session messages from this year’s CGN International Conference.This year’s conference was held at Reliance Church in Temecula, CA - and the theme was: “The Way Forward: Ministry According to Jesus” - in which we studied through the’ “Upper-Room Discourse” in John 13-17.The seventh message of the conference was taught by Pastor Greg Opean. Greg serves at the Packing House Church in Redlands, CA. In the 1990’s and 2000’s, Greg played a pivotal role in pioneering Calvary Chapel church planting and missions in Centra...
2025-10-2950 min
White Fields Community Church | A Christian Church in Longmont, ColoradoGenesis 15:1-6 - Faith that Pleases the Heart of GodGuest Pastor Greg OpeanThe BIBLE speaks of the great SALVATION of God in the life of the BELIEVER in 3 TENSES Past, Present, and Future
2025-10-0742 min
Biblia Elvitelre#68 Égjen tovább a tűz! - beszélgetés a Golgota Budapest összes eddigi pásztorávalMit tegyél, ha úgy érzed, Isten hív valamire, de félsz, bizonytalan vagy, vagy kevésnek érzed magad a feladathoz? Egy különleges beszélgetés keretében a Golgota Budapest három eddigi pásztora - Greg Opean, Phil Metzger és Németh Jani - valamint a mozgalom európai elindítója, Brian Brodersen volt a vendégem. Őszintén meséltek arról, ők hogy élték meg Isten vezetését, és mit helyez Isten ma a szívükre Magyarországgal kapcsolatban. A beszélgetés közben kiderül, hogy bár nagy hatást gyakoroltak, ők sem s...
2025-06-051h 09
The CGN PodcastFrom Hard Ground to a Fruitful Field: God's Work Through Calvary Chapel in Hungary - with Greg OpeanGreg Opean is an Assisting Pastor at the Packinghouse Church in Redlands, California. Prior to that, Greg spent 17 years planting and pastoring churches in Hungary, and played a major role in the Calvary Chapel movement in Central & Eastern Europe.This episode was recorded on site at Zichy Kastély in Vajta, Hungary, a property which Greg was involved in acquiring and developing. In this discussion, Greg and Brian talk about how God opened the doors for them to come to Yugoslavia and Hungary 35 years ago this month, and about how what began with a simple invitation became a...
2025-05-281h 00The CGN PodcastFrom Hard Ground to a Fruitful Field: God's Work Through Calvary Chapel in Hungary - with Greg OpeanGreg Opean is an Assisting Pastor at the Packinghouse Church in Redlands, California. Prior to that, Greg spent 17 years planting and pastoring churches in Hungary, and played a major role in the Calvary Chapel movement in Central & Eastern Europe.This episode was recorded on site at Zichy Kastély in Vajta, Hungary, a property which Greg was involved in acquiring and developing. In this discussion, Greg and Brian talk about how God opened the doors for them to come to Yugoslavia and Hungary 35 years ago this month, and about how what began with a simple invitation became a...
2025-05-281h 00
2022-09-2551 min
Calvary San DiegoDepression & Anxiety This week, guest Pastor Greg Opean teaches on the topic of "Depression & Anxiety" through Psalms 55 on Sunday Morning.
2018-07-2946 min
Kingsfield Church Video PodcastGreg Opean | Guest SpeakerKingsfield Church's video podcast for Sunday, August 14th, 2016.<img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/KingsfieldChurch/~4/-_EzVSbjoyE" height="1" width="1" alt=""/>
2016-08-1950 min
Calvary Chapel Santa BarbaraSpecial - Mission Sunday Visiting pastor Greg Opean brings a message relevant to God's people in a darkening world
2016-01-0300 min
Calvary Chapel Santa BarbaraSpecial - Mission SundayVisiting pastor Greg Opean brings a message relevant to God's people in a darkening world
2016-01-0300 min
Guest SpeakersGuest Speaker Greg Opean - Ezra 3:1-7Who among us has not failed? Who among us can truthfully say I can make it on my own? The Israelites failed and walked in disobedience, but God used and allowed circumstances to bring His people back to a place of worship. Pastor Greg Opean presents a stimulating message of returning to the God of our lives as we read in the Book of Ezra how the people met and rebuilt the alter of God to renew their worship with God.
Greg Opean - Guest Speaker at Calvary Albuquerque.
2006-01-0100 minGuest SpeakersGuest Speaker Greg Opean - 2 Kings 4:8-17Guest Speaker Greg Opean - 2 Kings 4:8-17 is from our series Guest Speakers with Greg Opean from Calvary Albuquerque
2005-01-2600 min