Calvary St. Cloud

Andy Naselli shares on the supremacy of God in all things.

As Calvary is in a challenging season, facing threats from outside the church, and plenty from within that could be cause for offence. Let us join David in the kind of prayer he offers in Psalm 141, lest we leave a wake of hurt, pain, and sin behind us.

In the three short verses of Psalm 133, David asks the people of God to behold the blessing that comes from dwelling together in unity. May we experience how good and pleasant this can be as our Calvary family!

Sin unconfessed will consume. Confession leads to forgiveness, protection, promises, and praise.

Psalm 46 wonderfully helps us behold the Lord of Hosts, the God of Jacob, who is our Helper amidst all kinds of trouble. Because He is our helper we need not fear, we can trust the power of His Word, we can behold His works, and we can be still before Him!

God is our light, salvation, and our stronghold. Therefore we do not need to be afraid. We can pursue God in His word and prayer. He is a Personal God who will help us in our trials and when enemies attack. God will be with you IN the waiting, so we can wait with patience and steadfastness.

As the fledgling church of Jesus begins to gain ground and grow, just three years into its existence, it faces the departure of its shepherd. The disciples are understandably troubled and afraid. And in a series of conversations, Jesus delivers parting words of comfort, promise, and encouragement.

As the fledgling church of Jesus begins to gain ground and grow, just three years into its existence, it faces the departure of its shepherd. The disciples are understandably troubled and afraid. And in a series of conversations, Jesus delivers parting words of comfort, promise, and encouragement.

As the fledgling church of Jesus begins to gain ground and grow, just three years into its existence, it faces the departure of its shepherd. The disciples are understandably troubled and afraid. And in a series of conversations, Jesus delivers parting words of comfort, promise, and encouragement.

Whether we are in a season of smooth sailing, or rough waters, we all need the stabilizing effect of ballast in our boats. Psalm 16 provides two different and necessary forms of just such stabilizing material for life’s journey. Come, and see.