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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:

Jesus Is Better Than The Compromise Sep 27, 2026

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Isaiah 43:1-3 Sep 27, 2026

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Genesis 32:22-31 Sep 27, 2026

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You Will Be My Witnesses Sep 26, 2026

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Exodus 20:15 Sep 19, 2026

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The Purpose of Marriage and the Deception of Adultery Sep 12, 2026

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What is adultery really about? Exodus 20:14 gives us a clear command, but Scripture shows us that God is after something deeper than simply avoiding an affair. Marriage was designed to be a picture of the faithful, exclusive, sacrificial love of Christ for his church. That is why adultery is so destructive—and why lust matters long before an affair ever begins. In this message, we consider the danger of treating people as objects for our pleasure, the deception of thinking we could never fall, and the beautiful purpose God intended for marriage and sexuality. Most importantly, we see the astonishing contrast between our tendency to use others and Jesus, who gave himself for us. The gospel reveals a love so faithful and sacrificial that it exposes how empty our substitutes really are.

Murder and The Author of Life Sep 05, 2026

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The sixth commandment sounds simple: “You shall not murder.” But Jesus shows us that God’s concern goes much deeper than what we do with our hands. Because every human being is made in the image of God, every life carries eternal dignity—from the child in the womb to the person we struggle to love. Exodus 20:13 calls us to protect life, speak for the vulnerable, care for mothers and families, and resist the anger and contempt that can take root in our hearts. But this commandment also exposes our own guilt. We have all failed to honor God’s image in others, and our sin ultimately led to the murder of the Author of Life. The good news is that Jesus willingly gave His life so that murderers, haters, failures, and sinners could receive forgiveness and be welcomed into God’s family. This message invites us to become people who pursue life, practice mercy, and look to the cross where justice and forgiveness meet.

Honoring Our Parents, Trusting Our Father Aug 29, 2026

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“Honor your father and your mother” - The 5th Commandment is about more than children obeying their parents. God calls us to honor our parents throughout our lives by listening, respecting, caring, and giving thanks. Yet we have all fallen short. We have rebelled against authority and trusted our own wisdom rather than believing God is truly for our good. Jesus was the perfect Son who honored his parents and obeyed his heavenly Father even to the point of death on the cross. Through him, rebellious children can come home to a Father who loves us, welcomes us, and is always for our good.

Rest as Resistance Aug 22, 2026

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We all have a tendency to see rest as something that has to be done a certain way, or as something that we do whatever we want with it. Not only did God rest on the seventh day of creation, but he gave the Sabbath as a gift to his people. Listen and hear how Jesus frustrates our tendencies and shows us how he is the Lord of the Sabbath.

The Third Commandment: Bearing God’s Name Aug 15, 2026

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What does it really mean to take the Lord’s name in vain? Exodus 20:7

is about far more than misusing God’s name in our speech—it is about

what happens when people who bear God’s name fail to represent him

accurately. Throughout Scripture, God’s people fall into two ditches:

becoming indistinguishable from the world or becoming different only

to begin to think they are better than everyone else. But Jesus shows

us another way. He perfectly bears the name of God, moving toward

sinners with both compassion and a call to repentance. And at the

cross, he takes the judgment we deserve so that forgiven sinners can

bear his name with humility and love while still courageously calling