The fourth in a series of sermons entitled "Windows 1986," looking at the stained glass windows adorning Calvary's sanctuary and discussing what each represents.

Far too often we believe that God's love and faithfulness toward us are dependent upon our obedience. Instead, relying on the gifts he has given us, we should rest in his love and faithfulness toward us, and lives of obedience in response.

The third in a series of sermons entitled "Windows 1986," looking at the stained glass windows adorning Calvary's sanctuary and discussing what each represents.

The third in a series of sermons looking at the false gods of Egypt targeted in the plagues of Exodus, and how they correspond to the idols we tend to have.

The second in a series of sermons entitled "Windows 1986," looking at the stained glass windows adorning Calvary's sanctuary and discussing what each represents.

The second in a series of sermons looking at the false gods of Egypt targeted in the plagues of Exodus, and how they correspond to the idols we tend to have.

The first in a series of sermons entitled "Windows 1986," looking at the stained glass windows adorning Calvary's sanctuary and discussing what each represents.

The first of a series of sermons looking at the false gods of Egypt targeted in the plagues of Exodus, and how they correspond to the idols we tend to have.

Rev. Scribner preaches from Joshua 2:1-21, where we find the story of Rahab and the spies. This episode in God's unfolding drama of redemption helps us to more clearly see God's sovereignty and his grace, while at the same time reminding us that it is often through our actions that he works.

Rev. Polk concludes his series on worship as he preaches from Psalm 139:6.