What are relationships in the church supposed to look like? Relationships in the church are to be shaped by the gospel. Paul and Philemon demonstrate two critical components of gospel relationships: we pray for one another, and we refresh one another.

Why do we have the books of the Bible we do, and how can we trust we have the right ones? These questions and more are addressed by Pastor Jess Miller as he teaches through what we teach at CBC.

In this sermon, Pastor Jess Miller introduces us to the book of Philemon. This little book is important because it has much to teach us about Christian relationships and the change the gospel brings to a life. It shows us who God is and live as followers of Jesus Christ.

In this session, Pastor Jess Miller teaches on the importance of God's general and special revelation.

The Shema teaches us who our God is, and who God is demands a response—love. There is no greater command than the command to love God with all our heart, soul, and might. All other obedience and worship flow from our love for God. In the final message in this series, Pastor Jess Miller unpacks what it means for us to love God and then points us to Jesus, the only man who perfectly loved God from his heart.

The second session of our class working through the doctrine of Calvary Bible Church. *The recording starts after the class has started.

In this sermon, Pastor Jess Miller looks at what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. The first Christians demonstrate for us four essential elements that all followers of Jesus devote themselves to: the apostles' teaching, the fellowship, the breaking of bread, and the prayers. This sermon was preached during a baptism service, so it is preached in two parts: the first teaching about baptism, and the second part, the exposition of Acts 2:42.

In this class, Pastor Jess Miller is teaching through the doctrine taught at Calvary Bible Church. This first session is an introduction to the class, and an explanation of what the elders are doing as they craft a new doctrinal statement for CBC.

The Shema is a commandment for all of God's people. It has two elements: to know God, and to love him with your entire being. This command is to be listened to and obeyed.