Calvary Chapel Sebastian

Today Paul teaches us that one of the ways we can live out our faith is through sharing the blessings God has given us.

Paul finds himself once again in a pickle. Facing another unfair trial and standing all alone. However, our Lord never lets us stand alone. Paul can trust that God will be there for him and we can to.

Many have asked what is so good about Good Friday. Good because it was the act of Jesus going to the cross so we could be forgiven. Our sins separate us from God and God made a way.

Prayer is our partnership with God, where we pray from victory not for victory as the Holy Spirit leads and guides every word.

Generosity is not about what leaves your hand, it is about what has transformed your heart. Generosity flows from grace; when grace fills our heart, giving becomes joyful, sacrificial, and powerful.

Today we learn about the great faith and humility of Paul. Both are a lesson for us as we seek to take the message of Jesus to the world.

Repentance takes an effort on our part. We see this weekend that even if it takes a Godly sorrow to get a person to repent it is worth it. Repentance will be followed by joy, healed relationships, and produce fruit.

Run the race with faith, embrace God’s love, and be renewed in prayer through Hebrews 12 and 13.

Join us today as we learn what it means to not be yoked with unbelievers. This important message teaches us how to be good examples of Jesus Christ in a sinful world.

Paul was a man with a past. Tonight, God will use every detail of that past,  where is from, what he has done, and who he has become to prepare Paul for his next phase. He does the same for us.

Paul reminds the Corinthians that life in Christ changes everything transforming how we see, live, and love and calls us to embody God’s mercy, pursue reconciliation, and walk in faithfulness.

Paul testifies before a Jewish crowd in Jerusalem, recounting his training under Gamaliel, his persecution of Christians, and his dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus, the day grace interrupted when Jesus appeared and commissioned him as a witness.

This weekend we move from focusing on the temporary to the eternal. Between these we should be faithful to share the Gospel being sure to live it out as we go through everyday life. It is important that our walk with Christ match our words and that people see that we live with integrity and our motives for it are driven by the love of Christ.

Paul is falsely accused and violently seized in the temple, yet God turns the chaos into an opportunity for witness. This reveals that opposition cannot silence God’s purpose and that true courage flows from trusting His sovereign plan in the midst of chaos.

Today we learn from Paul how even though we may sometimes feel perplexed, stretched thin, confused, or weak in faith the battle is already won because of the work of Jesus.

We are told to pray for all people, and it is so important that we do. Tonight, we will focus on praying for our fellow Christ Followers. As the Body of Christ, we should also be sure to pray for one another. Not just for physical needs but spiritual.

Paul boldly proclaims the gospel, which brings both life and opposition, demonstrating that the power of our ministry comes not from ourselves but from the Spirit, who transforms hearts and reflects God’s glory.

Today we learn the answer to the question “which biblical laws matter most?” Join us as we learn how Jesus and the early church answered this question.

We can be quick to be hard on those that offend us. This weekend we will see how Gods desire is that we make sure people know the truths of the Bible and that we should live according to them but that they also see the church as a place of love, grace and forgiveness. A place to heal and not be condemned.

Paul travels toward Jerusalem, reminding us that true discipleship in following Jesus calls for faithful obedience to God’s will even at great personal cost.

Today Paul teaches us a great lesson in faithfulness. Being faithful means trusting in God and letting him do the work.

Paul shows us what faith looks like when it is time to let go serving with integrity, loving deeply, and entrusting everything to God. Some of the most faithful moments in life happen not when we begin something, but when we release it into God’s hands.

Paul praises God not for removing suffering, but for meeting His people in it. God, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, gives comfort that flows from His character, not circumstances. This comfort is purposeful meant to overflow from us to others, turning our trials into a source of hope.

Paul reminds the Ephesian elders to stay faithful, guard the truth, and serve God’s people with care. We are called to follow his example to serve sacrificially, watch for false teachings, and lead with love and courage.