Today, as we conclude our Every Day sermon series, we will dive into the importance of intentionally nurturing our everyday relationships. Interactions with others can lead to our deepest hurts and wounds, but relationships also bring about our deepest healing. Let’s see how that can be a reality.

Whether we realize it or not, we all have established habits and rhythms that make up our daily routines. These habits, over time, determine who we are and who we will become. Today, we will understand why it is so important to understand the biblical idea of rest, both practically and theologically.

Whether we are thriving or struggling, a student or retired, God has placed each of us in this world with a unique opportunity to contribute through work. Today, we will explore God’s intention for work, seeking to align our lives with God’s invitation for our work every day.

Whether we realize it or not, we all have established habits and rhythms that make up our daily routines. These habits, over time, determine who we are and who we will become. Today, we will reflect upon and evaluate the habits which make up our everyday lives.

Whether we realize it or not, we all have established habits and rhythms that make up our daily routines. These habits, over time, determine who we are and who we will become. In this sermon series, we'll look at the ways our habits can form us more and more into the image of Jesus…Every Day.

When someone says “church” what comes to mind? A building? A worship service? A specific feeling or emotion? From time to time, we need to realign and be reminded of the biblical understanding of a local church. Today, Paul’s letter to the church in Thessalonica, along with Calvary’s values and commitment, will help us do just that.

One of the five core values of Calvary Church is Going into God’s World. We do this by extending the gospel to others, right here and around the globe. This value has been a priority for the church since its founding in 1937. Today, we will hear why this value has been at the very core of who this church has been and why we must make sure it remains a priority into the future.

Easter is the celebration of the historical event of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Without it, there is no hope for the new life promised to us in the gospel. Today, let’s lean in together to the truth of the gospel presented in the first few verses of Paul’s New Testament letter to the church in Rome. 

We all love the experience of receiving something new. Out with the old, the broken, the torn, the dysfunctional...and in with the new! From the beginning to the end, God's Word is filled with all He is doing in us that is new! Today, we look at God’s new solution to a very old problem.

Daniel’s faithfulness has been on display through the trials and tragedies of living nearly his entire life in a foreign land with God’s exiled people. Today, our journey through the book which bears his name comes to an end. Like Daniel, may we commit to being faithful to God who has displayed His faithfulness time and time again.