Calvary Chapel Lake of the Ozarks

Our annual discipleship conference is here! Join us for Cal Conference 2026, where we’ll dig deeper, grow together, and pursue Jesus with renewed passion. We’re excited to welcome Guest Pastor Ed Taylor as he leads us in the Word!

Our annual discipleship conference is here! Join us for Cal Conference 2026, where we’ll dig deeper, grow together, and pursue Jesus with renewed passion. We’re excited to welcome Guest Pastor Ed Taylor as he leads us in the Word!

Our annual discipleship conference is here! Join us for Cal Conference 2026, where we’ll dig deeper, grow together, and pursue Jesus with renewed passion. We’re excited to welcome Guest Pastor Ed Taylor as he leads us in the Word!

Our annual discipleship conference is here! Join us for Cal Conference 2026, where we’ll dig deeper, grow together, and pursue Jesus with renewed passion. We’re excited to welcome Guest Pastor Ed Taylor as he leads us in the Word!

The Year of Fervence calls us to live with holy zeal—loving God wholeheartedly, one another deeply, our neighbors tangibly, and the lost boldly, all year long. Rooted in Romans 12:11 and Hebrews 6:11–12, this initiative isn’t about programs but about a people burning bright in every direction with faith, passion, and purpose.

The Year of Fervence calls us to live with holy zeal—loving God wholeheartedly, one another deeply, our neighbors tangibly, and the lost boldly, all year long. Rooted in Romans 12:11 and Hebrews 6:11–12, this initiative isn’t about programs but about a people burning bright in every direction with faith, passion, and purpose.

In Malachi’s fiery closing words, God confronts the lie that serving Him is empty and promises to vindicate those who fear Him, gathering them as His treasured possession even when justice isn’t yet visible. The coming Day of the Lord won’t negotiate with rebellion—it will either burn away what’s false or set you free—so the real question is whether your hope is anchored in Jesus and your heart ready for His return.

In Malachi’s fiery closing words, God confronts the lie that serving Him is empty and promises to vindicate those who fear Him, gathering them as His treasured possession even when justice isn’t yet visible. The coming Day of the Lord won’t negotiate with rebellion—it will either burn away what’s false or set you free—so the real question is whether your hope is anchored in Jesus and your heart ready for His return.

In Malachi 3, God calls His people to return to Him through generosity, revealing that giving has always been an act of worship and trust rather than mere obligation. Rooted in grace and fulfilled in Christ, our giving today is a joyful response to God’s generosity, supporting His work, reflecting His heart, and declaring that He alone is our provider.

In Malachi 3, God calls His people to return to Him through generosity, revealing that giving has always been an act of worship and trust rather than mere obligation. Rooted in grace and fulfilled in Christ, our giving today is a joyful response to God’s generosity, supporting His work, reflecting His heart, and declaring that He alone is our provider.