Do I Love My Brothers and Sisters? Our sacrificial acts of love give evidence that we are truly saved. If you want to know that you know Jesus, look at how you act with your church family. If you have fellowship with Jesus then you will have fellowship with Jesus' family.

Do you know that you know Jesus?

1. Do you know the Gospel? (1:9, 2:1-2)

2. Do you know Jesus? (2:3-4)

3. Do you know the Word? (2:5-6)

Pastor Nathan preaches on the fellowship we have with Christ.

Our fellowship with God is broken by sin.

Our fellowship with God is restored through confession.

Our fellowship with God is founded on Christ.

Pastor Nathan Creitz preaches on 1 John 1:1-7 at Calvary Baptist Church, Bay Shore, NY.

1. Our Foundation is the Revelation of the Incarnate Christ.

2. Our Motivation is Fellowship with God and One Another.

3. Our Declaration is that God is Light.

4. Our Evaluation is We Are Walking in the Light.

In order to love and worship God fully, we must minor on the many things and major on the main thing: communion with Christ.

Part four of our "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" sermon series at Calvary Baptist Church. Pastor Nathan Creitz takes a final look at The Good Samaritan. For two thousand years the Body of Christ has been living out the message of the Good Samaritan through deliberate acts of kindness, hospitality, and gospel proclamation. In a world filled with urgent physical and spiritual needs, faith and works have never been more essential.

Part three of our "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" sermon series at Calvary Baptist Church. Pastor Nathan Creitz takes another look at the Parable of the Good Samaritan. Loving our neighbor involves dangerous risks, damaged reputations, costly expenses but comes with great spiritual reward.

Part two of our "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" sermon series at Calvary Baptist Church. Pastor Nathan encourages us to ask the question "Who is my neighbor?" Followers of Jesus should ask this question sincerely and not seeking to justify themselves as does the expert in the law.

Pastor Nathan Creitz preaches on the Parable of the Good Samaritan.

1. A Good Lawyer

2. A Good Samaritan

3. A Great Savior

Salvation has always been by faith.

From the time of Abraham, salvation was based on the belief in the promise of the Messiah. Now that Jesus has come, our salvation is now based on faith in the person who is the Messiah. The law was given for a purpose, but our salvation does not rely on the law.