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Listen to sermons from Kaleo Church in El Cajon, CA. Kaleo Church exists to be a Christ-treasuring family, formed by the gospel, and sent on mission to the world by the power of the Holy Spirit for the glory of God. Learn more at www.kaleochurch.com

Latest Episodes:

Exodus 5:22-6:12 Mar 21, 2026

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Ex 5:22-6:12

Hope in the Fire: Trusting God When Life Gets Worse Mar 14, 2026

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What happens when you step out in faith and things don’t get better—but worse? In Exodus 4:27–5:21, Israel’s hope is rekindled as they believe God is about to deliver them, only to have that hope crushed when Pharaoh increases their suffering. This message explores the fragile nature of our expectations and the danger of placing our hope in how we think God should work rather than in what He has actually said. Through the story of Israel—and ultimately through the suffering and victory of Jesus—we see that God often leads His people through hardship before deliverance. This sermon invites us to hold onto hope when life gets harder, to trust God’s word over our expectations, and to find unshakable confidence in the Savior who suffered before entering glory.

God's Gracious Assault Mar 07, 2026

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In this sermon from Exodus 4:18-26, we explore one of the strangest and most powerful moments in Moses’ life: God’s gracious but severe intervention that forces Moses to confront his delayed obedience. Through this unsettling encounter, we see how God prepares His servant for mission, preserves His covenant, and points forward to the ultimate Firstborn Son whose blood truly saves. This message invites us to consider our own hesitations, recognize the grace that pursues us, and respond with joyful obedience to Jesus—our true Bridegroom of blood.

Constructive Displeasure: How God’s Anger Expresses His Love. Feb 28, 2026

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Most of us struggle to have honest conversations with God. We bring Him polite prayers, but rarely our real objections, fears, and frustrations. In Exodus 4:10–17, Moses does the unthinkable—he argues with God and even asks Him to send someone else. And when God’s anger is kindled, we discover something surprising: His anger moves Him toward Moses, not away from him. In this sermon, we explore how even God’s displeasure is an expression of His love, how the cross changes the way we relate to Him, and why we no longer have to be afraid to tell God the truth. If you’ve ever struggled with doubt, inadequacy, or reluctance to obey, this message will remind you that the help you need is found in the presence of the God who says, 'Let’s talk.'

Church Hurt, Distrust, and the Great I AM. Feb 21, 2026

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In Exodus 3:13–4:9, Moses wrestles not only with Pharaoh’s opposition but with something much closer to home—his distrust of God’s people. Hurt by rejection forty years earlier, Moses now finds it harder to believe that Israel will listen to him than to believe that Pharaoh will eventually let them go. In revealing His name, ‘I AM,’ God shows Moses that true security is not found in self-protection or distrust, but in His unchanging character and faithful presence. This sermon explores how hurt can harden into distrust, how distrust can quietly replace trust in God, and how the ultimate revelation of the Great I Am in Jesus Christ frees us to trust again. Because God is our refuge, we do not have to guard our hearts with suspicion—we can entrust ourselves to the One who was wounded for us and never fails.

Who Does God Call? A Surprising Qualification for Leadership. Feb 14, 2026

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When God calls Moses from the burning bush, Moses responds with a question many of us know well: “Who am I?” In Exodus 3:1–12, we discover that God does not choose people because they are impressive, gifted, or powerful. He chooses those who understand their inadequacy and learn to depend on Him. This message reminds us that the mission of God has always been bigger than the people He calls—but He never sends His people alone. The same God who promised Moses, “I will be with you,” now promises His presence through Christ and the Holy Spirit. If you have ever felt unqualified, insufficient, or unsure of what God could do through you, this sermon invites you to turn from self-confidence to God-dependence and trust the One who is always with you.

The Cry God Hears in a Culture of Outrage Feb 08, 2026

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In a culture shaped by outrage and division, this sermon invites us to rediscover the God who hears our cries and teaches us to see the humanity of those we’re tempted to reduce or dismiss.

God Knew: Hope for the Long-Suffering Jan 31, 2026

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In Exodus 2:23–25, we meet Israel in the long night of suffering—centuries of

oppression, unanswered prayers, and wordless groaning under Pharaoh’s cruelty. Though time has

brought no relief, Moses assures us that God has not been absent or indifferent. God hears the

groans of His people, remembers His covenant promises, sees their affliction, and knows them

intimately. This passage reminds us that waiting is not abandonment and silence is not

forgetfulness. Ultimately, this hope is fulfilled in Jesus Christ, who entered into our suffering,

cried out in the darkness, and delivered us from our greatest enemies—sin, death, and evil.

Because of the cross, God’s people can endure the many days of groaning with the comfort that

God is with us, for us, and moving us toward redemption.

Moses Choice: Costly but Worth it Jan 24, 2026

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Moses had everything the world could offer—power, privilege, and comfort—yet in Exodus

2 we see him make a costly choice: to identify with God’s suffering people rather than enjoy

the fleeting pleasures of Egypt. This message explores what happens when obedience

doesn’t go as planned, when sacrifice leads to loss, and when faith feels misunderstood and

unrewarded. Through Moses’ failure, flight, and unexpected contentment in the wilderness,

we discover how God reshapes our hearts, exposes false hopes, and points us to Jesus—the

greater Moses—who willingly bore the reproach of the cross to rescue sinners. This sermon

invites us to ask: Is Christ truly our greatest treasure?

Courage in the Face of Compromise Jan 17, 2026

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In a world that constantly pressures us to compromise, God calls His people to courageous

obedience. From the faith of the Hebrew midwives to the desperate hope of Moses’ mother,

Exodus 1–2 shows us what it looks like to fear God more than kings, to let go of control, and

to trust the Lord with what matters most. Ultimately, this story points us to Jesus—the One

who let go of everything to cling to the Father and save us. This message challenges us to

stop making excuses, to trust God in the face of temptation, and to follow Christ no matter

the cost.

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