Calvary Church of State College, PA

2000 years ago, Jesus heard the cry of a desperate blind man, and stopped to heal him. Jesus still hears our cry for help and heals our brokenness. Our right response is to follow him, wherever he goes, and to join him on mission.

We need to regain our wonder of Christ.

Out of all the issues that might worry us, what if the most critical issue facing Christians today is that we are no longer amazed by Christ? Jesus has become familiar. The holy has become ho-hum. The...

Life’s obstacles are real, and they are difficult to overcome. Most will never find

freedom, but for those who are ready, Jesus stands today ready.

Jesus, sees you differently than you see yourself. He sees you differently than other people see you. He sees you through heaven’s eyes.

Jesus does not condemn, but He does say to go and sin no more. What sin do you need to leave behind?

The the disciples hear that the Temple won’t last much longer, they draw near to Jesus to hear how to navigate the loss of all they’ve ever known. When we understand apocalypse rightly, we can celebrate Jesus bringing next-level change to our lives...

Desperation to for others starts with our own encounters with Jesus. When God has done a work in our lives, we will go above and beyond in seeing others encountering Jesus.

Jesus consistently calls us to have a fresh encounter with the bigger picture of who He is, what He is doing, and how we are called to join in.

What is the point of our lives? The point is to love others as we draw near to Christ.

We all have rags but Jesus sees completely and loves us fully. Far too many of us are seeking a love that will prove our worth. Jesus' love gives us worth.

Jesus calls us to greatness. There is something about your heart. I know sometimes it's hard to believe because we feel so ordinary. Sometimes we think we must be a dime a dozen to God. Nothing special, probably a disappointment to God. But...