In today’s podcast, we conclude our series titled “We Can’t Thank Him Enough" as we explore various Bible passages that highlight God's amazing love and care for us!

Have you ever felt alone? This is one of the top fears of most people. But for those who put their faith in Jesus, you are never alone.

Unexpected health diagnoses, job loss, or a cycle of unending hardships cannot isolate you from God. In these moments, God is nearest.

Join us today as Pastor Mike explores a familiar Old Testament passage that will give you hope and another reason to be thankful in all circumstances.

Have you ever encountered a crisis in life, and despite your best efforts, nothing changed? If so, you can identify with the hopelessness and helplessness that accompany moments like this.

But reaching the end of your rope does not have to be the end of your story.

In today's podcast, Pastor Mike will explore a biblical story in Mark 5 about a woman’s desperation and her journey to overcoming hopelessness.

Thanks for tuning in to another podcast from Calvary Assembly. Today, we begin a brand new series titled “We Can’t Thank Him Enough.”

Cultivating a thankful mindset demands deliberate effort. In this series, we’ll explore the incredible things God has done for us, inspiring gratitude in our hearts.

In this podcast, Pastor Joseph will explore Luke 15:1-7, a profound parable that beautifully illustrates God’s boundless love for humanity.

His unconditional love relentlessly pursues us, and that’s truly a reason to be grateful.

To live by faith is not a spectator sport; it requires active participation. God has not only forgiven and redeemed us, but He calls us and sends us out to complete the mission He started. 

Too many Christians wait for perfect conditions, answered prayers, or confirmation, but God's Word tells us to "GO." 

In today's podcast, Pastor Meliza breaks down John 9, showing how God calls us to serve and qualifies us to build His kingdom. 

Does life feel more like an unenjoyable roller coaster than it does the abundant life God promised? 

Most Christians are good at receiving God's forgiveness but not so good at living free. The moment you receive God's forgiveness, you are forgiven, but freedom from our past, our sin, and our old habits doesn't happen overnight. 

Discipleship is the pathway to freedom! 

In today's message, Pastor Mike discusses the second element of Calvary Assembly's vision and how we can get off the roller coaster in life and experience a joyful, peace-filled, and abundant life! 

Vision is one of the most important senses we have as humans. The ability to see where we are going is essential.

Vision is also having a target to aim for that gives direction and allows us to be good stewards of our time and resources.

Love is a part of the vision at Calvary Assembly. Love is as vital to our lives as oxygen is to our physical bodies.

Love is more than an emotion; it's a necessary element in life.

This morning, Pastor Mike will share a familiar parable that emphasizes the power of love by highlighting the first-century cultural elements that might get overlooked in a 21st-century reading.

Today marks our final message unpacking the book of 1 Peter. 1 Peter provides practical lessons on how to live a life by faith.

In today's study, Peter reserves final instructions to Pastors and those leading the church and concludes by making the case for the power of humility.

Humility may seem like an unattractive characteristic, but it unlocks power to overcome our adversary and is an effective means of surrendering our worries, anxieties, and fears to God.

In today's podcast, Pastor Mike unpacks 1 Peter 4 as Peter begins to wind down his letter by amping things up. He makes the bold statement that "the end of all things is at hand".

But WAIT! Didn't Jesus say that no one knows the day or the hour when God has set for His return? Not even Him?

Join Pastor Mike as we explore what Peter meant and his final instructions on how we should live, if these truly are the last days.

1 Peter 3 may be one of the most misunderstood passages in 1 Peter, if not in the entire Bible. These verses have been misrepresented to suppress and oppress.

In this chapter, Peter continues to offer countercultural guidance for Christians to live a fruitful spiritual life. By putting these instructions into practice, we continue our transformation and allow people to see God in us!

Lean in to this week's podcast and prepare to be challenged to grow and become more like Jesus!

In today's podcast, Pastor Mike continues in 1 Peter 2, as Peter gives instructions for how we are to interact with other Christians, those in authority, and with everyone in general. 

There is a danger in Christianity to compartmentalize our faith, but God has a different plan in mind.

By living a life of faith, we will transform our communities, cities, states, nations, and the world!

Lean in to this week's podcast and be prepared to be challenged to continue growing and becoming more like Jesus!