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Have you been at Calvary a while and just want more? Then this class is for you! We want to invite you into community and challenge you to find your place here. We’ll answer all of your questions, get you connected, and share some opportunities for you to grow.
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What are some life experiences you will never forget? As you reflect in your own memory bank, consider a few of mine: I will never forget where I was on September 11 and watched the towers fall. I will never forget the birth of my children and the indescribable joy in my heart. I will…
I confess that many years as a faithful follower of Jesus, every lesson or conversation related to the Rapture resulted in anxious fear. Part of that fear was due to not wanting to miss out on life experiences and some was due to lack of knowledge, coupled with spiritual immaturity. Revelation 1encourages us to rejoice…
Years of trials and testing caused my wife and I to question if we would ever be able to get pregnant. We struggled with God’s plan, explored options for adoption, and worked with our doctors to determine if there was a problem. Needless to say, we were ecstatic when a routine doctor visit revealed we…
On a recent trip to the Holy Land, I was blown away by the beauty, people, history, and topography of the Land. It has been said that the topography of the Land serves as a “5th gospel,” in that it tells a layer of the story that is better appreciated when we see and grasp…
If you have ever been to an arcade to play Pac-Man or Galaga, then you know the feeling of motivation the leaderboard can give you after the game ends. Seeing your name sit in the top 10, this invisible force begins to pull on you saying, “play again, you can do better.” A few hours…
There are seasons when the soul feels dry. You may still be showing up, doing your job, caring for your family, serving others, and smiling in the hallway. But beneath the surface, your heart feels weary. Prayer feels difficult. Worship feels distant. Joy feels like something you remember more than something you experience. Psalm 42…