Non-Denominational Evangelical (Calvary Chapel lineage) · Modern Evangelical

Jack Hibbs

1958 – present

Founding and senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Southern California, and host of the Real Life radio and television broadcast.

Tradition

Non-Denominational Evangelical (Calvary Chapel lineage)

Era

Modern Evangelical

Preserved Sermons

Extensive

Biography

Jack Hibbs founded Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in 1990, growing it from a home Bible study into one of the larger congregations in Southern California. He came out of the Calvary Chapel movement associated with Chuck Smith, and his preaching reflects that lineage: verse-by-verse exposition working sequentially through books of the Bible, with sustained attention to biblical prophecy and eschatology. His teaching is broadcast through Real Life with Jack Hibbs on radio and television and distributed as a podcast. Hibbs has become notably active in public and political engagement, particularly around church-and-state questions in California, which has raised his national profile and also drawn criticism from those who consider that emphasis out of place in the pulpit. His sermons frequently connect the biblical text to contemporary news and cultural developments, which is a substantial part of why listeners search for his messages by topic.

Legacy

Hibbs represents the continuation of the Calvary Chapel verse-by-verse teaching model into a media-heavy era, and Calvary Chapel Chino Hills has become a significant hub for prophecy-focused teaching and for church-based civic engagement in the western United States.

Notable Sermons

Copyright & Usage

Jack Hibbs's sermons remain copyrighted by Calvary Chapel Chino Hills and Real Life. The archive is freely accessible for personal study but not for redistribution.

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