Calvary Worship Service Archive

Scripture commands us to support one another by accepting others and bearing with them. What does this mean, and how do we live it out?

We examine the Biblical command to confess our sins to one another -- what it means and in what context it can and should happen.

Exploring why and how we are to encourage one another in our love and actions, even when it may take us out of our comfort zones.

Why should we forgive others who hurt or offend us? What are the obstacles to forgiveness, and how do we overcome them?

Following Jesus calls for selfless service, and selfless service requires “one anothers” to serve.

Sermon Thesis:  Encouraging and building up one another in the faith most often occurs in small groups of people meeting regularly and intentionally for this purpose.

Pentecost Sunday -- celebrating the birth of the Church May 31, 2020   Flowing out of our identity in Christ, we put off the old life and put on the new. Chosen, holy, and beloved, let us reflect the image of our Creator.        

Ascension Ascension Sunday Forty days after His resurrection, Jesus ascended to heaven. The implications of this for believers are explored in the beginning verses of Colossians 3.

(1) Dan said that three common elements of false teaching throughout Christian history are legalism, mysticism, and asceticism. He cited how the Heaven's Gate cult taught mysticism and asceticism. Can you think of other notable examples of false teaching that incorporates one or more of these elements? (2) Dan defined mysticism as "elevating subjective experience…