If we want everyone to be presented mature in Christ, we need everyone to understand we are stewards, not owners, of all that God has entrusted to us. We can then live out our value of investing in God's work as stewards of His gifts and servants in His plan.

The church is not just a building or a service we attend; it is who we are—children of God, the body of Christ. We must not only understand what the church is, but we must be willing to explore how we can be involved with one another. Everyone has a role to play, and everyone’s role matters to God and His church.

We focus primarily on the cross and resurrection on Good Friday and Easter. But the reality of both should impact our lives the rest of the year as well. Today, as we finish our sermon series At the Cross, we will understand more of how we live in light of the cross and resurrection each and every day.

After Peter denied Jesus around a charcoal fire, he wept bitterly because of his sin, shame and guilt. As a result, there is no record of him at the cross with the others when Jesus died. Was this the end of Peter's story? Would his sin define him the rest of his life? Do our hurts, pains and failures define us? Let's look together at how the resurrection of Jesus can change everyone's story.

Last week, we examined the exchange that took place at the cross. Today, we will see how the power of the cross overcomes the power of sin in the lives of those who were at the cross. We will then understand how this can be a reality for every one of us as well.

When you see an image of a cross, what thoughts come to mind? As we begin this new series today, we will understand the exchange that took place on the cross and what it means for us all.

It is essential for the church to not drift from its mission. Today we will unpack four, elder-led vision initiatives that will clarify the direction Calvary is headed over the next few years. This is an important Sunday for our church as we continue to understand what it looks like to Pursue Life in Christ together!

Reminders from Matthew's Gospel

Jesus invites and we respond. Trusting is our regular and ongoing response. As we have seen in this series, we also respond through prayer and time in His Word. Today, we will understand and then participate in two other practical responses to Him - baptism and communion