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Watch as the young Beck men proclaim their love for Jesus as they obey his command to be baptized.
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This coming Sunday we move into a new section of our journey through the Whole Story. Namely, those letters written to the churches of the first century, in whom were the People of the Kingdom.
Most studies put the percentage of the American public in a church on Sunday morning at around 20%. Which means 80% of the population in our country—and likely it's the same in our community—are not in a gathering like this this morning.
On Sunday, January 7th, we will begin a year and a half exploration of the whole story of the whole Bible...
Most days I love waking up, coffeeing up, praying up, and then gobbling up the Bible. But not every day. I’m just like you in that. I need reminding about why the Bible — God’s Whole Story — is an important part of my day, for every other part of my day.
This last Sunday, we gave a number of things away that I believe are really helpful resources as we live on mission at Calvary, making more and maturing disciples of Jesus Christ. I thought it would be helpful to make sure you had access to them, in case you were unable to be there, or you were there but missed noting the ones we gave away.
We are living in a day when Christians could have some cause for concern over the state of the church in our country.
This past Sunday at Calvary, I preached a sermon from John’s story of Jesus, focusing on Jesus’ concern that we know and understand God as our Father, and all that follows from that cataclysmic reality.
This week we continue to look at Portraits of Jesus, painted with words, in the first five books of the New Testament. And we now turn our attention to John’s story, which will vividly display Jesus as the Son of God.
