Calvary Church Bentonville

In The Missing Dimension, we are called back to something the modern church cannot afford to lose: a holy fear and reverence for God. Through the story of Saul and the warning of Scripture, we see that loving God is not enough if we choose comfort, compromise, or our own way over obedience. True revival begins when we recover an awe of God that guards our lives, confronts sin, and moves us toward truth. If we want God to restore what has been lost, we must return to the fear of the Lord.

Ahab’s story shows how someone can witness God’s power, hear His Word, and still allow the wrong voices to lead them away. Even after repeated failure, God’s grace kept reaching for him, but Ahab allowed ungodly influence to speak louder than conviction. This message challenges us to examine who has the greatest influence in our lives and to choose the voice of Jesus above every other.

God can change everything in a moment, but the “suddenly” is often just the beginning. The Book of Acts shows us that powerful encounters with God are meant to lead into a steadfast life of faith, prayer, fellowship, and obedience. This message reminds us to stay faithful through the waiting, because today’s steadfastness may be preparing us for tomorrow’s suddenly.

Habakkuk 3:2

True freedom is not found in living apart from God, but in fully depending on Him. This message reminds us that every blessing comes from the Lord and that our families, our church, our nation, and our future all need Him. As we celebrate freedom, we are invited to make a deeper declaration: Lord, we cannot make it without You.

Fear has a way of convincing us that what we see is all there is, but God invites us to see through the eyes of faith. In this message from 2 Kings 6, discover how God's presence surrounds every battle, even when it's hidden from view. If you've been overwhelmed by fear, uncertainty, or impossible circumstances, this message will encourage you to trust that God is already at work—even before you can see it.

Our view of God is often shaped by our experiences with earthly fathers, but Scripture reveals a Heavenly Father who is far greater than any human example. In this message, we'll discover a Father who knows our needs, delights in giving good gifts to His children, and never stops pursuing those who have wandered away. Whether you're a parent, a child, or somewhere in between, you'll be encouraged by the love, care, and faithfulness of our Father in heaven.

Have you ever felt like something valuable was missing from your walk with God? Drawing from David’s prayer in Psalm 51:12, this message explores three common thieves of spiritual joy—bitterness, sin, and busyness—and how they quietly rob us of the passion and peace God intends for His people. No matter what has been stolen, God is still able to restore what was lost. Join us as we discover that His grace doesn't just forgive—it rebuilds, renews, and restores joy once again.

What do you do when life looks confusing, painful, delayed, or completely out of place? In this sermon, “God Knows What He’s Doing,” we look at the life of Moses and see how God was working even when the picture looked impossible.

From Pharaoh’s death decree, to Moses floating in the Nile, to his years in Midian, to the plagues, Passover, and the Red Sea, every moment proves one powerful truth: God sees the finished masterpiece before we understand the brushstrokes.

You may not understand every trial, delay, loss, or unanswered question, but you can trust the Artist. The painting is not finished. The story is not over. God is still working.

Scripture Text: Exodus 5:22–23, Exodus 1:22, Exodus 2:1-2,

Habakkuk 2:3, Romans 8:28, Philippians 1:6

Key Thought: Don’t judge the painting before the Artist is finished

God's promises are not based on our abilities, circumstances, or the uncertainty of this world—they are anchored in His unchanging character. Through the life of Abraham, the father of faith, we see what it means to trust God when the promise seems impossible. Join us as we discover how steadfast faith in a faithful God gives us confidence that His promises are sure.