Calvary Church

Sunday Sermon: The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease(5) : The Father's Heart

In this message, Pastor Randy explores the heart of the Father revealed in Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son. Through the contrast between the younger son’s rebellion and the older brother’s resentment, we see how God’s mercy heals hearts poisoned by contempt and condemnation.
The Father’s love welcomes the repentant home, restores dignity, and invites all to share in His joy.
This message calls us to possess the Father’s heart—turning self‑righteousness into compassion, bitterness into gratitude, and judgment into forgiveness.

If you’ve ever struggled with resentment, guilt, or the fear of rejection, this message will remind you that the Father’s arms are open—to both the rebellious and the self‑righteous.

https://youtu.be/dlY7nrpbR68

The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease(5) : The Father's Herart In this message, Pastor Randy explores the heart of the Father reve...

The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease(4) : The Fearful Heart

Fear can grip the heart and distort our imagination. In this message, Pastor Randy explores how David faced fear with faith—how his “self‑talk” turned from anxiety to trust in God’s goodness. Through personal testimony and Scripture, we learn that healthy self‑talk isn’t just positive thinking; it’s truth aligned with God’s Word.
Hear how the Lord delivers us from worry, strengthens courage through the Holy Spirit, and calls believers to bold, humble witness in a fearful world.
If your heart feels troubled or anxious, this message will remind you: “Wait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage.”

https://youtu.be/HdLX1Wnaykk

The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease (3): Brokenhearted

What do we do when our hearts are broken?

In Part 3 of The Cure for Spiritual Heart Disease series, we explore God's answer for the brokenhearted. Scripture reveals two kinds of broken hearts: hearts broken by suffering, loss, and circumstances beyond our control, and hearts broken by sin and disobedience.

Through the Psalms, the life of David, and the gospel of Jesus Christ, we discover that God is near to the brokenhearted, heals their wounds, and offers forgiveness, restoration, and hope.

This message also includes a powerful testimony from Joshua Bridges, who shares how Christ has brought healing, comfort, and transformation through personal grief and loss.

In this message, we learn:

• How to respond when life breaks our hearts
• Why God invites us to bring our grief to Him
• The healing power of lament, prayer, and praise
• How confession leads to forgiveness and freedom
• The difference between covering up sin and receiving God's covering of grace
• How Jesus heals both wounded hearts and repentant hearts

If your heart is hurting, grieving, or weighed down by sin, this message will point you to the One who heals, restores, and makes all things new.

The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease (2): faint Hearted

Are you feeling completely overwhelmed, weary, or tempted to give up? In this Family Sunday message—part of our series "The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease"—we explore how to overcome being "Faint Hearted."

We are joined by Derek and Willette Whitaker, who share an inspiring testimony of faith, obedience, and overcoming overwhelming obstacles while launching Harvested Faith Christian Academy.

Discover the 4 spiritual steps to strengthen your heart and keep pressing on:
Look at Jesus – Remember the One who never quit on you.
Look Forward – Fix your eyes on the eternal weight of glory.
Look to Jesus – Press into His presence through prayer when you are heavy laden.
Look Outside Yourself – Lean into holy community and encourage one another.

Don't give up right before your breakthrough! Watch and receive God's strength today.

The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease (2): faint Hearted Are you feeling completely overwhelmed, weary, or tempted to give up? In this Family Sunday message—part of our series "The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease"...

Sunday Sermon: The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the world—but the most dangerous heart condition isn’t physical, it’s spiritual. In this message, we explore the reality of spiritual heart disease—a hardened, insensitive heart that resists God’s love and truth.

Drawing from Ezekiel 36, we discover God’s ultimate cure: a supernatural heart transplant. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, God removes the heart of stone and gives us a heart of flesh—a heart that feels, loves, and responds to Him. This message reveals how Jesus’ new covenant brings both forgiveness and transformation. It’s not about behavior modification—it’s about heart regeneration.

If you are feeling spiritually faint, dry, or stuck, discover how the Holy Spirit can remove a heart of stone and give you a vibrant heart of flesh.

https://youtu.be/8xJGMS8ym5Q

The Cure For Spiritual Heart Disease Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the world—but the mo...

Sunday Sermon: Doing What Comes SUPER-naturally

What does it mean to walk with Jesus when the waves are high and the wind is strong?
In this message, we look at Peter’s unforgettable moment—stepping out of the boat to walk on water—and discover what Jesus was really teaching His disciples.
This story isn’t about learning to walk on water; it’s about learning to trust Jesus when life feels impossible.
Following Him requires supernatural power, not human effort.
When we depend on His grace, He enables us to do what we could never do on our own.

Five truths from this passage:
1. Walking with Jesus is impossible without His grace and power.
2. Jesus equips and empowers us to do what He calls us to do.
3. Walking with Jesus requires total trust in Him.
4. Walking with Jesus requires action in addition to faith.
5. Walking with Jesus will require us to overcome our fear of failure.

https://youtu.be/TEQz7ej3Lf8
Faith doesn’t mean trying harder—it means trusting deeper.
Let’s stop clinging to our “pieces of wood” and start trusting the One who walks on water.

Doing What Comes SUPER-naturally What does it mean to walk with Jesus when the waves are high and the wind is strong?In this message, we look at Peter’s unforgettable moment—stepping out of ...

Sunday Sermon: Faith-FULL

To be faithful to God, we must first be faith-filled.
Faithfulness flows from faith, and faith grows through faithfulness. In this Mother’s Day message, we look at Mary—the mother of Jesus—as a model of faith and devotion.
Mary’s story reminds us that faith doesn’t mean understanding everything; it means trusting God through uncertainty, fear, and discomfort. Her “Yes, Lord” was not easy, but it was powerful.
She was full of faith in God, faithful to His Word, and devoted to His will.
This message celebrates every mother who loves, sacrifices, and endures with faith.
A mother’s labor of love is second only to Jesus’ labor of love.
When you choose to love, you choose to make yourself vulnerable—but love is always worth the pain/

https://youtu.be/E-ZG8lG2cKw

MOTHER’S DAY MESSAGE: Faith-FULL To be faithful to God, we must first be faith-filled.Faithfulness...

Our Mission: Learn, Live, Share — Part 3: Live to SHARE Jesus

Jesus’ Great Commission is not just a command—it’s a continuation of God’s original creation mandate.
From Genesis to Matthew 28, God’s heart has always been to fill the earth with His image-bearers—people who reflect His character and share His truth.

“Go and reproduce yourselves!” We teach what we know, but we reproduce who we are. The mission is too big for human effort alone—only the Spirit of God can empower us to reach the world.
Let’s go and make disciples, filling the earth with the image of Christ.

https://youtu.be/w_AIcKRvbQQ

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