CalvaryPSL Podcast

Join us for our Apologetics Conference on Sunday, July 24th from 2:30-4:30 pm with Dr. Frank Turek. Dr. Turek is a dynamic speaker and award-winning author/co-author of four books. As the President of CrossExamined.org, Dr. Turek presents powerful and entertaining evidence for Christianity at churches, high schools, and at secular college campuses. He has also debated several prominent atheists including Christopher Hitchens and the president of American Atheists, David Silverman.

At the end of the Feast of Booths, Jesus stood up and shouted out a powerful truth to the gathered crowd. This truth had to do with the Holy Spirit and His desired role in our lives. Do you have “rivers of living water” flowing through you?

During the Feast of Booths, thousands of Jews gathered in and around Jerusalem to celebrate God’s provision and protection of their ancestors after the Exodus. But there was Someone very important in Jerusalem at that time, whom they should have celebrated even more than the festival. If only they would accept what He taught as true and put their trust in Him!

There are plenty of people and problems that would threaten our security as believers, but we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.

We have been set free, so let's live like it! We live out this freedom through serving others, producing fruit, and being led by the Spirit.

Just as eating bread is necessary for temporal life, so, trusting in the Bread of Life, Jesus Christ, is necessary for eternal life. Once the Lord gives us the gift of eternal life, we should continue to depend on Him in order to enjoy the benefits of our spiritual life. Join us this weekend for part 2 of this series!

Just as eating bread is necessary for temporal life, so, trusting in the Bread of Life, Jesus Christ, is necessary for eternal life. Once the Lord gives us the gift of eternal life, we should continue to depend on Him in order to enjoy the benefits of our spiritual life. 

Life is filled with storms! Just as we prepare for actual storms before they threaten us, we should prepare for metaphorical “storms” as well. Trials & troubles are coming! How can we prepare for them and get through them? Discover more this weekend in our continuing study in John.  - Ministry Team come forward. If you need prayer for any reason, please come forward.

After Jesus miraculously fed over 10,000 people, many wanted to take Him by force and make them their king. Their idea of the kingdom at that time was totally off base. What is the kingdom all about? Which kingdom will you choose?

Jesus came to seek and save the lost. This mission is seen by Jesus’ compassionate pursuit of sinners, his invitation to repentance, and his affirming of a new identity!  Unfortunately, the crowd often gets in the way. How can we be a church that creates room for the outcast, and be honest about our own brokenness to experience the grace of Jesus?