Calvary Church

The New Normal, Week 8: Community of Differents // Charles Zimmerman

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We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

The New Normal, Week 7: Acts 6: 1-7 // Chad Wisler

Thanks for joining us! Want to know more about Calvary? Visit calvary-church.com to get connected.

We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

The New Normal, Week 6: Living Out the Principles // Charles Zimmerman

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We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

The New Normal, Week 5: The Living Church // Carlos Velez

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We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

The New Normal, Week 4: Community of Change // Charles Zimmerman

Thanks for joining us! Want to know more about Calvary? Visit calvary-church.com to get connected.

We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

The New Normal, Week 3: Counterclockwise Church // Charles Zimmerman

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We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

The New Normal, Week 2: By His Spirit // Carlos Velez

Thanks for joining us! Want to know more about Calvary? Visit calvary-church.com to get connected.

We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

The New Normal, Week 1: I Will Build My Church // Charles Zimmerman

We are coming off a year like no other – the cancelled year. Work from home, church from home, no fellowship, no community – except by Zoom. Church services were cancelled but church was not cancelled! The mission of Jesus – to connect & impact - was not revoked, even though the strategies and the means changed. We revisited and revised our plans to ensure that the spiritual, relational, and physical needs of people were met. But things are now opening up and more people are beginning to return to Sunday morning services.

As we move to the new normal, it’s a good time to remind ourselves about the purpose and importance of church. It’s also critical to ask what the church will look like on the other side of Covid 19. Some things won’t change and can’t change – following Jesus, the priority of the gospel, loving our neighbors; other things have changed and will change – the use of technology, increased flexibility, and creativity. What will the next season look like for Calvary Church? Join us as we explore the never-changing and ever-changing church of Jesus Christ.

Easter At Calvary, Go and T.E.L.L. // Carlos Velez

We're so glad you chose to spend this time with us on Easter. This is the day that we celebrate Jesus' victory over death, because He is risen! This year's Easter message is a practical explanation of the Gospel, a message that we think is so important that we are called to share it with others around us. Together, we can learn to Talk about Jesus, Engage like Jesus, Live like Jesus, and Love like Jesus.

We’d like to encourage you to share this message with a friend, help them take the first step in their journey to a life with the awesome savior that gave His life for them! Use the videos linked below as a resource to talk to others about Jesus. If you yourself would like to hear more about Jesus, or to talk more about today’s message, we would love to talk to you. Email us at info@calvary-church.com.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5N7H2T5Rmw&t=17s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4C46_RQtJv0&t=24s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xc86ryG9G7k&t=5s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXvj8K5qWvk&list=PLyHdSPUDOgx709gFJg0IYhLkKYq4vCzJc&index=4&t=10s

...The King, Week 11: Irony → Identity // Charles Zimmerman

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Matthew, one of Jesus’ closest followers and a former tax-collector, introduces us to Jesus, the true King, by highlighting his identity through his teaching, actions and mission, culminating in his substitutionary death for his followers and his resurrection to his rightful throne over the universe.

Join us as we meet Jesus the King and grow more deeply in our understanding and commitment as we connect and are impacted through Matthew’s introduction to our Savior.