Calvary Chapel Lake of the Ozarks

Spiritual growth isn't optional—it's the natural outworking of our new nature in Christ, who has already given us everything we need to grow from rebirth to maturity and live a fruitful, God-glorifying life.

In Mark 15–16, we see darkness fall, a curtain tear, and hope rise. This week’s message reminds us that the debt is paid, and access to God is wide open.

In Mark 15–16, we see darkness fall, a curtain tear, and hope rise. This week’s message reminds us that the debt is paid, and access to God is wide open.

Though wrongly condemned, Jesus willingly endured the cross—bearing our shame, fulfilling God’s purpose through injustice, and showing that even in the darkest moments, His sacrificial love brings redemption and hope.

Though wrongly condemned, Jesus willingly endured the cross—bearing our shame, fulfilling God’s purpose through injustice, and showing that even in the darkest moments, His sacrificial love brings redemption and hope.

When we deny truth and defend ourselves with lies, like Peter, it's only the grace of Jesus that keeps us from losing everything—how many second chances will we ignore before it's too late? It's God kindness that leads us to repentance. 

When we deny truth and defend ourselves with lies, like Peter, it's only the grace of Jesus that keeps us from losing everything—how many second chances will we ignore before it's too late? It's God kindness that leads us to repentance. 

In Mark 14:22–52, Jesus redefines the Passover with Himself at the center, revealing both His coming sacrifice and His disciples’ coming failure—yet even in betrayal, He remains faithful to God's will so that we might walk in step with His Word, Spirit, will, and love.

In Mark 14:22–52, Jesus redefines the Passover with Himself at the center, revealing both His coming sacrifice and His disciples’ coming failure—yet even in betrayal, He remains faithful to God's will so that we might walk in step with His Word, Spirit, will, and love.

In Mark 14:1-21, we see love and betrayal collide—a woman pours out costly devotion while Judas plots to sell Jesus out and "religious leaders" scheme to keep power. In the midst of it all, Jesus shows extravagant love and grace even to those who betray him and don't understand Him as well as they think.