This Sunday, Pastor Dale explains the invitation Jesus gives us to live a life of simple honesty— where our yes is believable, and our no is accepted.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale encouraged us to confront how our desires can become destructive. He reminded us that Jesus meets us there with grace and redirects our hearts toward what truly satisfies.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale spoke about how we navigate conflict with one another and the importance of forgiveness.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale launched the fall series The Second Mile by looking at how to respond when others insult, persecute, or speak falsely against us.

This Sunday, Danny brought a fresh look at the Lord’s Prayer, setting the stage for the fall series that begins next week. He also previewed a church-wide invitation to pray the Lord’s Prayer daily and share our experiences together.

At Calvary Church, we are becoming a storytelling church, learning to not only live the story of God but to boldly share it. In this episode, Lizzy opens her heart and shares her journey of faith through seasons of deep loss, hidden grief, and renewed hope.Listen in for:* Honest reflections on grief and resilience* The freedom of bringing burdens into the light* Hope found in God’s faithfulnessIf Lizzy’s story encourages you, consider sharing your own at https://www.calvarylg.com/stories (https://www.calvarylg.com/stories)

Today was a special moment in the life of our church family. Back in March, Dale shared four initiatives that would shape the focus of our church for the year. These initiatives were not just goals on paper but invitations to step into renewal through Spirit led kingdom building. This morning, we celebrated how those initiatives are developing and shared how you can continue to engage in them.More than just updates, it was a time of rejoicing together in the rebuilding God is doing in His people. We heard stories of lives being transformed and witnessed baptisms—beautiful declarations of faith and tangible reminders that God is still at work, redeeming from death to life.As we gathered in one room, united as one church, we were reminded of the joy of belonging to this community. Our prayer is that you continue to carry that same spirit of gratitude and celebration, as together we look forward to all God will continue to do in and through Calvary Church.

This Sunday, Pastor Dale spoke about the war going on inside us, and it starts with our words.

In today's teaching, we wrapped up the book of Colossians by talking about the body of Christ and the importance of community.

In today's teaching, we looked at what Paul says about prayer.

In today’s teaching, we explored what it means to be a community of reciprocal responsibility, submitting to one another and committing ourselves to each other out of love and honor.

This Sunday, we talked about mindset, putting off the old self and putting on our new identity in Christ.

In today’s teaching, we turned our attention to how our identity is shaped by the reality of Christ.

In today's teaching we look at what it means to stay rooted in Christ.

In today's teaching we look at growing in our faith so we won't be swayed by clever-sounding arguments.

In today's teaching we look at who Jesus is, why He came, and a challenge for us.

In today's teaching we look at what it means to be filled in Christ so we can fully live the life God intends for us.

Today Pastor Dale starts the Colossians series in Ch. 1:1-8. We'll look at three significant words that are the very essence of the Christian life - faith, hope and love.

This week Pastor Dale wrapped up the series answering the question: What does a resurrection culture look like? Ultimately, because of the resurrection and Spirit living inside us, a resurrected culture is a community of Kingdom carriers.

This week Kristi continued the Resurrection Culture series by exploring how resurrection culture is a culture of power. The same Holy Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead lives in you. In the midst of all the noise, the Spirit continues to remind us of the truth of the Father. We can partner with the Holy Spirit by listening, testing, and practicing, choosing in faith to act in the Spirit and not the flesh.