You do you. Live your truth.  #YOLO. These are the philosophies that define our culture, define who we are as a society, and how we see ourselves in the 21st Century.  We like to believe that as long as we are “a good person,” we are on the path to Heaven. But Jesus offers another Truth, and it may not match up to what we like. On Sunday, November 15, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan continues his sermon series, I Am, and gives us Four Busted Myths.

Whether it is the loss of a loved one, a job, or a relationship, everyone grieves. Everyone has one moment of such great disappointment that it changes him or her forever. Hopes and dreams are lost. Unbearable darkness and endless sorrow overwhelm. Left unchecked and stifled, our emotions can destroy us and those around us. On Sunday, November 8, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan recounts the story of Lazarus, and how even in moments of grief, there can be Resurrection and Life.

Sheep know their shepherd. The shepherd knows his sheep. He knows their strengths, weaknesses, hopes, and fears. And just a shepherd protects and cares for his sheep, the Good Shepherd cares for you deeply. You can trust Him with your future. And when you follow His voice, you can find life and live it to the fullest.   On Sunday, November 1, 2020, Pastor Chad continues his “I Am” sermon series and gives us Six Lessons from the Good Shepherd.

There is only one way to salvation. There is only one way to the Father, and that way is through Jesus Christ. He is the gate available to every man, woman, and child. No matter who you are or where you are from, the gate is open to you.  And through Him, He promises protection, peace, provision, hope, and restoration. On Sunday, October 25, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan unpacks Jesus’ teachings and takes an in-depth look at how Jesus describes Himself in the Bible.

One of the biggest lies Christians tell themselves is that followers of Christ will not have troubles and disappointments in life. When things don’t go according to plan, they end up questioning God and questioning themselves. But Jesus never said that there would never be trouble. In fact, He said the opposite. On Sunday, October 18, 2020, Calvary Church welcomes guest speaker, Pastor Scotty Gibbons, as he teaches from the story of Lazarus and what to do When Faith Collides with Reality. 

Even at our darkest times, there is no such thing as a hopeless situation. When Jesus said, “I am the light of the world,” it went beyond being a symbolic or religious idea. It’s Jesus’ promise of action and restoration to us. And when we allow God to move in His way, and trust in Him completely, He can bring light and change to any situation. On Sunday, October 11, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan continues his sermon series, I Am, as he recounts the story of Jesus healing the blind man.

Rabbi, Son of Man, Lion of Judah, Man of Sorrows … throughout the Bible, Jesus is known by many names. But who was Jesus really? If we want a relationship with Him and truly know Him on a deeper, more personal level, we need to unpack who Jesus is by His own words. On Sunday, October 4, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan begins a new sermon series, I Am, and takes an in-depth look at how Jesus describes himself in the Bible.

The world is filled with conflict, polarization, contradiction, hypocrisy, unknowns , fear, anger, frustration, and disappointment. But God has called His people to more, to not live lives of frustration, but to live our lives to the full. On Sunday, September 27,2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan concludes his How To… sermon series and encourages us to live a life worth living.

At Calvary, missions is more than a thing we do, it’s our assignment from God. While we’re excited to support missionaries and ministries around the world, as well as locally, we know missions first begins in our homes, work, and schools. On Sunday, September 20, 2020, Calvary’s Serve Director, Leah Lorann, kicks off Missions Week 2020 as she speaks on what it means to live a missional life.

What do we do when facing an ethical dilemma or uncertainty in life? Not every question we encounter has an answer. And without a go-to response on what to do, we can feel very lost and confused. Fortunately, with a biblical based, go-to response, the big issues don’t feel so overwhelming. On Sunday, September 13, 2020, Pastor Chad Gilligan gives us a Go-To How-To to use no matter what you're facing.