Studying Scripture with Pastor David Higa at CCEP

These are edited from the expository teachings of the Bible by Pastor David Higa at Calvary Chapel Echo Park in Los Angeles. Go to our website at www.ccEchoPark.com for all of our teachings on the entire Bible.

Studying Scripture with Pastor David Higa at CCEP is a religion podcast hosted by David Higa, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Judges 6 | Gideon's Fleece

  Aug 20, 2026—

  Judges 6: Gideon's Fleece

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  Revelation 6:1-8 | The Real and the Counterfeit

  Aug 19, 2026—

  Now I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals; and I heard one of the four living creatures saying with a voice like thunder, Come and see. And I looked, and behold a white horse. He who sat on it had a bow; and a crown was given to him, and he went out conquering and to conquer. [Rev 6:1-2] The Real and the Counterfeit are revealed in these verses. They identify Christ and Antichrist, respectively. It is like comparing real and counterfeit money. The latter looks just like the real. It is even used as such by those who are deceived. But in the end it is a lie, a fake, a forgery; and those holding the counterfeit have been taken and deceived; they have been ripped off. That will be the unfortunate reality for many in the latter days after the Rapture of the Church. Revelation 6 reveals the beginning of the end, the Tribulation period, the last seven years before Christ returns. The Antichrist will be fully engaged during that time and will appear like Christ while being in total opposition to Him. This man of sin and son of perdition [ref. 2 Thes 2:3] will deceive even the elect. He will mislead Israel until the middle of the Tribulation and then enter the Temple and demand to be worshipped as God. That will fulfill the abomination that causes desolation prophesied in Dan 9:27 Matt 24:15. Israel will then recognize their error and turn and follow the Real. They will finally see Jesus as their Messiah [ref. Jer 31:31-34; Rom 11:25-26]. This morning we will cross reference to several Scriptures that describe Antichrist and then observe our Rev 6 passage on the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Each horseman comes at the loosing of a seal on the scroll that was introduced in Rev 5. If the scroll is indeed the Title Deed to the Earth, then the seal judgments are the final countdown to Jesus Return. Can any of the four horsemen be the Antichrist? Can all of horsemen be the Antichrist? I think it is quite possible, but we cannot know for sure. We should, however, note that the judgments of famine and pestilence and death are in line with the work of Antichrist described in Scripture. Two things we can know, however, are that the loosing of the seals begin the seven year Tribulation, and that the Church is in heaven at the Marriage Supper of the Lamb [ref. Rev. 4] during that time.

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  Revelation 6:1-8 | The Real and the Counterfeit

  Aug 19, 2026—

  Now I saw when the Lamb opened one of the seals; and I heard one of the four living creatures saying with a voice like thunder, Come and see. And I looked, and behold a white horse. He who sat on it had a bow; and a crown was given to him, and he went out conquering and to conquer. [Rev 6:1-2] The Real and the Counterfeit are revealed in these verses. They identify Christ and Antichrist, respectively. It is like comparing real and counterfeit money. The latter looks just like the real. It is even used as such by those who are deceived. But in the end it is a lie, a fake, a forgery; and those holding the counterfeit have been taken and deceived; they have been ripped off. That will be the unfortunate reality for many in the latter days after the Rapture of the Church. Revelation 6 reveals the beginning of the end, the Tribulation period, the last seven years before Christ returns. The Antichrist will be fully engaged during that time and will appear like Christ while being in total opposition to Him. This man of sin and son of perdition [ref. 2 Thes 2:3] will deceive even the elect. He will mislead Israel until the middle of the Tribulation and then enter the Temple and demand to be worshipped as God. That will fulfill the abomination that causes desolation prophesied in Dan 9:27 Matt 24:15. Israel will then recognize their error and turn and follow the Real. They will finally see Jesus as their Messiah [ref. Jer 31:31-34; Rom 11:25-26]. This morning we will cross reference to several Scriptures that describe Antichrist and then observe our Rev 6 passage on the four horsemen of the apocalypse. Each horseman comes at the loosing of a seal on the scroll that was introduced in Rev 5. If the scroll is indeed the Title Deed to the Earth, then the seal judgments are the final countdown to Jesus Return. Can any of the four horsemen be the Antichrist? Can all of horsemen be the Antichrist? I think it is quite possible, but we cannot know for sure. We should, however, note that the judgments of famine and pestilence and death are in line with the work of Antichrist described in Scripture. Two things we can know, however, are that the loosing of the seals begin the seven year Tribulation, and that the Church is in heaven at the Marriage Supper of the Lamb [ref. Rev. 4] during that time.

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  Genesis 25-26 | Abraham's Death

  Aug 18, 2026—

  Genesis 25-26 "Abraham's Death"

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  Matthew 6:5-15 | Right Prayer

  Aug 17, 2026—

  But you, when you pray, go into your room, and when you have shut your door, pray to your Father who is in the secret place; and your Father who sees in secret will reward you openly. [Matthew 6:4] The word pray [proseuchomai]; Strongs; is progressive. Starting with the noun, euche, which is a prayer to God that also includes making a vow, the word expands to the verb euchomai, a special term describing invocation, request, or entreaty. Adding pros, in the direction of (God), proseuchomai becomes the most frequent word for prayer. [Dr. Hayford] Prayer is therefore communicating in the direction of God ones appeals, petitions, supplications, and even pleas. What this does not include, however, are demands. Websters dictionary lists demands as an antonym (opposite) to these words. Built into the very word for prayer in the original Greek is the idea of asking not demanding. Most important to observe is the preface pros, i.e., in the direction of God. Our prayers must be in the direction of God. That sounds obvious at first, but upon further observation, especially at some prayer meetings, this might not be so obvious. All prayer, especially corporate prayer, must be in the direction of God. How disappointing it is when prayer meetings become more focused on delivery than direction. That was a problem in Jesus day, and He touched upon it in His Sermon on the Mount. Jesus described real religion as a real relationship with God. And that relationship expresses itself in right giving, right prayer, and right fasting. Last week we looked at right giving, an offering [not a tithe law] that responds to the grace of God. This morning we will look at right prayer and study the model prayer that Jesus provided. Next Sunday we will look at right fasting, i.e., the denying of self that sets us apart to answer the call of God. An important principle to note in the Lords prayer [Matt 6:9-13] is the order. It starts with God and ends with us. More specifically it begins with glorifying God and then ends with petitions. This, I believe, is the most important aspect of our Lords Prayer. It is not so much a prayer that we need to recite verbatim, although that would be ok. But it is more a model on how we should order our prayers, personally and corporately. Begin glorying God, thanking Him for Who He is and what He has done; and then proceed with petitions. That order will prove effective. But the greatest insight into Jesus teaching on prayer is the personal aspect. Prayer is not for others to see; it is personal worship; it is for you to intimately draw near to your Maker. And when that happens prayer becomes powerfully effective.

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