This Sunday, Pastor Rob walked us through a Season of Joy as we looked at Zechariah’s story. After 400 years of silence from God, the very moment He spoke again became the beginning of Zechariah’s own silence. Those nine months became a space for God to reset his heart, drawing him into deeper communion. And when the silence lifted, his first response was a song of praise.

This Sunday, Danny wrapped up The Mobilized Church by breaking down the Hebrew phrase "the festal shout." He reminded us that The Mobilized Church is founded on Jesus. It lives and worships as a victorious family—a family who is invested and selfless, showing up for each other, and reminding each other we belong.

This week, Pastor Dale talked about the foundation of the church. He encouraged us to show up for each other, to remind one another that we belong, and Who we belong to. He also warned us not to let the mission statement take the place of Christ as our foundation.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale kicked off the new series, The Mobilized Church, highlighting the two types of lives Jesus uses to build His Church: selfless and invested.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale wrapped up The Second Mile series with a look at what Jesus says when we find ourselves in need, focusing on living out Matthew 7:12 and embracing the idea that the Kingdom of God begins with us.

This Sunday, Govind reminded us that we read God’s Word as forgiven people, and the temptation to judge is actually an invitation to our own healing.

This week, Danny explored emotions and the difference between healthy and unhealthy ways to respond to them. He focused on Jesus’ teaching about anxiety, explaining that it is an unhealthy response to fear. Instead, we’re invited to ask for help and allow that need to be met, building faith, trust, and deeper relationship with God and others.

At Calvary Church, we are becoming a storytelling church, learning to not only live the story of God but to boldly share it. In this episode, Megan shares her journey of redemption and season of learning.

Listen in for:

• The presence of God
• Release of control
• A sense of belonging and purpose

If Megan’s story encourages you, consider sharing your own at https://www.calvarylg.com/stories

This Sunday, Pastor Dale spoke about what it means to “entrust to” and “trust in”, releasing control to the One who holds our best interests at heart. He reminded us that when we live with generosity and mercy, we begin to experience the treasures of heaven even now.

This Sunday, Pastor Steve encouraged us through what Jesus says about how we are to respond when others oppose us.