How do our choices to obey or disobey God affect our journey of faith? This week Pastor Jim speaks into that very question as we continue in the book of Esther and look at the story of Mordecai.

This message continues our Rescued, Restored, Ready series and is the first in the book of Esther. As we see God work in a more subtle way throughout this story, we are offered an opportunity to experience his presence in a different way.

Guest speaker Lenski Llorens, shares \from the book of Philemon looking at the power of the gospel to restore us and our role in furthering the cause.

Calvary Church, Grand Rapids, MI

Senior Pastor Dr. Jim Samra

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In this final message from the book of Ruth, we consider not just the story, but the emotions and thoughts of the characters. Pastor Jim takes us to the Psalms and invites us to see how we all need God's rescue and intervention in our life.

Is work a blessing or a curse? In this message, Pastor Jim tackles that very question while continuing in the book of Ruth. We see how God’s view of work differs from the world's and uncover the gift God intended it to be.

Are you nice? How nice? In this message, Pastor Tom continues our series on Ruth looking at the power hospitality has to transform lives. As we explore the redemptive potential of hospitable acts, we see God's great desire for us to extend this same kindness.

This week Pastor Jim introduces us to Ruth as we look at her personality and God’s kindness to her. In her we see the value and danger of determination, as well as our need for trust in God above all else.

Pastor Jim leads us to Ruth 3 where we learn about Boaz and overcoming fear. As we study Boaz's situation and circumstances, it is a great parallel into our own lives and the battle we constantly face in not letting fear control our lives

Pastor Jim takes us back to the book of Ruth as we focus on the story of Naomi. We are invited to find ourselves amidst Naomi's difficult circumstances as we learn of the dangers bitterness poses to our faith and the power of God’s kindness even in the midst of difficulty.