Calvary Church Bentonville

There is coming a day when the Lord Himself shall wipe away all tears from our eyes. He won’t delegate that to an angel. He’s already paid the price, given gifts unto the church and gone away to prepare a place for us. Now, we’re just making ourselves ready for the day He comes to take us home.

Isaiah gives us this beautiful truth that in the midst of life's bloodiest battles and deepest disappointments, there is a God who will be there.

All ten lepers receive a miraculous healing, but only one returns to thank Jesus and the Bible makes a point to tell us that he is a Samaritan. Jesus' lone leper is a picture of great gratitude, a picture of grace.

It's not the external circumstances that cause most of our difficulties but the decisions we make. The good news is God is always there to help us clean up the messes we make. His grace is greater than our failures.

What are we speaking into the next generation? Beyond a Sunday service, this generation needs to influence and direct the next generation to hear and know the language of God. It starts at home and within ourselves.

Unpack the profound themes of Philippians Chapter Three as Paul exhorts us to forsake earthly gain for the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. Reflect on the spiritual race set before us and what it means to 'press on' with faith. Join us for a concise exploration of pursuing the ultimate goal: the upward call of God in Jesus.

God is looking for a church who will look beyond themselves and have an understanding what is planned for the Kingdom of God in this region. Perception is greater than power and more will be given for those who can perceive it.

We lose a great deal of energy by allowing the enemy to steal our joy. How do we keep a good attitude during times of trial? The mind of Christ. We have to make a decision to bind our lives to Jesus from glory to humility so we can have the ability to experience joy in any situation.

Through every circumstance, continue to press towards a relationship with God that never ends.

In each of our lives, there's a balance of trials and revelations. Paul's attitude illustrates our sacrifice for Christ will result in the blessings of others. It's better when things work out for other people. Paul wanted Philippians to be joyful even in his time of suffering.