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Tony Clark preaches out of Luke 2:8-20 for week three of Calvary HSM's "Next Christmas" series. He preaches on the story of the shepherds who visited the baby Jesus, and about what your life could look like if you searched for God this year in the same way the shepherds searched for Jesus.
Pastor Brian Howard preaches about the concept of waiting and living in the "Already... but not yet" reality that we live in as Christians. The mark of a deep faith is found in your ability to patiently wait on God.
Week 2 of the Calvary HSM series "Next Christmas".
Tony Clark preaches out of Isaiah 7 to start Calvary HSM's Christmas service - "Next Christmas". Preparing for what God has in store for you next year means starting today, and the benefits of preparation in your life come in the form of a fresh perspective, the ability to pivot, and the positioning of your heart for God to use you.
Pastor Brian Howard preaches about why we do the Christmas Lock In every year and what is important about providing an invitation for people to experience Jesus. We were invited into God's house regardless of what we've done, so we should feel free to invite others to that house as well.
Ben Howard preaches on what the Bible has to say about body image and weight, and about the dangers of comparing ourselves to those around us.
11/17/2019 Calvary Community Church High School Ministry
Tony Clark discusses questions regarding what the Bible has to say about sex, porn, and lust. These questions include:
Brit Vargas preaches kicking off week 1 of Calvary High School Ministry's week 1 of the "Asking For A Friend" series, answering questions about drugs, alcohol, addiction, and substance abuse.
Tony Clark preaches about doubt out of John 20, during Jesus' conversation with the disciples and Thomas.
Pastor Brian Howard preaches out of John 18, during Jesus' conversation with Pilate.
Pastor Brian Howard preaches out of John 7 about the story of the woman caught in adultery, and how Jesus responds to her accusers. He stands in between the accuser and the accused, and meets both of them with grace and truth - if we're to live and love like Jesus, we need to be willing to do the same.
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