Calvary Chapel Heart Values - Pray for One Another

This message from Luke 24:36-53 we will study "Power from Above," as we explore how the Holy Spirit empowers us to live out our Christian life. We will also learn who is the Holy Spirit and various ways He helps us follow Jesus.

In this SOM Graduation Message, we study 1 Timothy 4:11-16 which encourages us to set an example to others in our speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity, We will see the importance of living a life that reflects Christ. We can lead by example from a pure heart and strong faith to influence others towards Christ.

There are moments in life when we realize that fixing what’s broken isn’t enough. Some things don’t need repair, they need replacement.

First, we'll take a look at God’s reply to Moses when he asked Him about His name on Mt. Sinai. Then, we’ll move into the New Testament and examine the “I AM” statements Jesus made in the book of John. As we review them, we’ll discover that each one of these “I AM” statements have an application for us today.

In this Christmas Eve 2025 message titled "God with Us," we celebrate Jesus' birth as the gift of God's promise to restore our relationship with Him. The sermon emphasizes Jesus as Emmanuel, the Savior who offers peace with God, inviting everyone to receive the gift of forgiveness and the joy of salvation.

Have you ever thought about how important names are? A name can reveal so much and God desires that we know Him, His character, and His nature through His names.

In "Healing from Our Hurts," we study Genesis 50 seeing the importance of forgiveness in overcoming personal pain, using Joseph's story as an example of grace and reconciliation. This message encourages us to trust in God's sovereignty and leave a legacy of faith for others.

In Judges Chapter 17, we’ll study Micah’s life as he worships the Lord his own way, unbiblically. In Chapter 18 it will get even worse when Micah’s selfish ways stumble the entire tribe of Dan and a large portion of Israel.

This weekend we will study Jacob’s prophetic blessings over his twelve sons and how their distinct characteristics will shape the tribes that bear their names. This chapter will remind us that God’s redemptive plan is not derailed by human weakness.