The message of Good Friday needs to become very personal.

Jesus offers us a relationship with him.  We can miss it, or find it but neglect it, or pursue it and grow it.   What causes us to miss it or find it and neglect it?  And what does it take to grow it?

Good News is not very helpful if the message is garbled or undelivered. Last Sunday Jamie challenged us to unashamedly keep the Good News (the Gospel) clear. In this text, Paul urges us to make sure it keeps getting delivered by encouraging the messengers who bring it.

Take a break from the chaos of Christmas and come to learn about the GIFT we really need, why we REALLY need it, and what God wants us to do with it.

David pens in Psalms 101 the rules he RESOLVES to follow in his journey as a man of God, a family man, and Israel’s king. We know from 1 Samuel 16 – 1 Kings 2 that David’s results weren’t always great — that stout intentional RESOLUTIONS were not sufficient for David, nor for us in our personal lives, our homes, and our vocations God has placed us in.

The “Hope of Jesus” we are to proclaim is described in this text. We are to live by faith in the God who loves us and gave himself up for us.

John explains what the Savior, the Light, came to do, and how those He came to do it for would respond to Him, and how.

What does a God like this deserve? Good morning, Calvary family. I’d like you to… read more

We can come boldly to God to receive mercy and grace, because Jesus faced trials, testings, and temptations just as we do.