Spiritual disciplines are a means to grow as disciples of Jesus. Today, we learn about the spiritual disciplines of Bible learning, contemplation and prayer and their value in our spiritual growth.

Calvary Nexus’ mission flows from the Great Commandments: to love God supremely, love neighbors as self, and the Great Commission to make disciples (who do likewise). Today, we will learn a process that will allow all of us to engage in this mission and grow in Christ.

Because salvation is accomplished by Christ rather than earned through human effort, believers are transformed by the Holy Spirit to bear spiritual fruit, do good, and boast only in the cross of Christ. This is how true freedom is experienced.

Believers who walk in step with the Holy Spirit will increasingly display the fruit of the Spirit that reflects God’s character, reject the sinful desires of the flesh, and live in the freedom that Christ offers. 

The way to be right with God is through faith in Christ. Followers of Christ will not abuse their Christian liberty as license to sin. Jesus’ followers know God’s love, love God and love and serve others. Today, we’ll discover the value of serving God by serving others.

The way to be free in Christ is to stay grace centered, keep trusting Christ and loving God and neighbors, and keep running free and well. Today, we discover how together.

The gospel of grace and the law of legalism cannot coexist. Paul makes an appeal to the Galatian believers that is aimed both at the heart (feeling) and the head (logic). Let’s discover how we experience the grace of God that Paul is teaching about.

When we seek acceptance from God through performance-based religion, it results in bondage, but through the Gospel we are adopted by our Heavenly Father on the basis of Christ's righteousness. The result is sonship and heavenly inheritance, which frees us to glorify God through our experienced adoption.

The New Covenant of grace is superior to the Old Covenant of law. It is a better promise, better purpose and better blessings. Let’s discover the answer to the question, “How do people receive God’s blessing?”

The widely accepted worldview ingrains performance-based thinking from the time we are young. We are told that good behavior and hard work yield rewards, which provide feelings of accomplishment and superiority. However, this is opposed to God’s economy of grace. Faith in Jesus grants redemption, the gift of the Spirit, and unity with all who believe. Let’s explore how faith in Jesus provides freedom.