Philemon 17-20
Pastor Daniel Stidham
Paul is showing us the Good Samaritan ethic and how it refreshes the soul of the giver and receiver.  

Pastor Daniel preaches from Philemon 13-16.
Jesus not only redeems hearts but opens new worlds to people otherwise oppressed. Jesus redeems slaves into siblings. Jesus makes things right.  

Pastor Daniel Stidham
Philemon 8-12 
Though he could force them as an apostle, Paul appeals to the law of Love, sending his very heart.  

Pastor Daniel Stidham begins a new Calvary worship series: Kingdom Impact—Strategies that will make our everyday relationships matter
 
Nearly all of us spend significant time in relationships with people who aren’t family. Often, we spend more time at our jobs, school, kids’ sport events, and with those we see at the gym than with those who live in our home. 
These relationships are with people we like and enjoy being with but they never seem to transcend into something greater than their parts. Why are our everyday relationships lacking meaning and purpose? Is there a way to do these relationships better? 
In the book of Philemon, Paul’s shortest letter, we see a master of relationships at work. In the midst of societal evil, betrayal, finances, fear and faith, Paul uses strategies of the Kingdom of God that change lives and eventually whole societies.   
These strategies of the Kingdom are at our disposal. Imagine being used by God through gentleness, kindness and grace to make lives better. Imagine a life where each person you have relationship with is better off for it. 
Join us as we study the book of Philemon and learn how to have a Kingdom Impact in our relationships. 

Guest teacher Keith Alexander goes to the story of Martha to show how pride, busyness, and self importance can get in the way of us worshipping Jesus with our whole lives. Editor's note: there will be some volume fluctuations throughout, due to us not being able to use our sound system today. We've compressed and boosted the volume, but you may still have to turn up your sound louder than usual.

Editor's note: We did not have Pastor Daniel's mic live in the stream for the first section of his time this Sunday. We apologize for this. This audio is about 5 and a half minutes into his sermon. He has already given the context for his mother's passing last week from a sudden heart attack. Please keep the Pastor Daniel and the whole Stidham family in your prayers at this time.

Dr. Lawrence Haddad wraps up our September series with a message of how we can live in a new day with the purpose given to us in the Gospel.

Pastor Daniel Stidham teaches on how Christ-centered friendships can change our lives.

Professor, doctoral candidate, and minister Mark LaChonce wraps up  our God on the Cross series with a personal message about suffering. Editor's note: we had some up and down moments with our stream audio, so you'll hear about 9 minutes of our room mic audio during this recording

Life can escape us. Days filled with work, stress, school, obligations, anxieties, responsibilities and bills can fill our days up. The consequence is the things we care about get pushed off the calendar.   

If we’re not careful, months or years can pass by never getting around to the things we think are important. 
Wouldn’t it be great to reset and refocus with new priorities?  
What you need is a new day! 
We want to invite you to Calvary to experience a New Day in your life. 
•A new day to slow down and enjoy the goodness of life. 
•A new day to ponder the big questions about God and life. 
•A new day to implement a few calendar changes that will help your whole family grow in faith.  
•A new day to focus on personal growth. 
•A new day to build meaningful friendships.