Calvary Chapel Bremerton - Sunday Service

Pastor Rick Beaudry preaches from Ephesians 5:8,14 on Palm Sunday, urging us to choose the light over darkness and to "walk as children of light," with no neutrality permitted. He outlines three marks of that walk—spiritual ripening and growth, reproving and exposing unfruitful works of darkness, and reflecting God's glory—calling us to abide in Christ, confess sin, and bear fruit in goodness, rig...

Pastor Rick Beaudry exposits Ephesians 5:1–7, urging us to be followers of God who imitate Christ and “walk in love” as he loved us, offering ourselves as living sacrifices. He contrasts children of light with children of darkness, calling believers to holiness (rejecting fornication, uncleanness, covetousness, filthiness, foolish talk and jesting) and to a life marked by forgiveness, obedience an...

Pastor Rick Beaudry expounds Ephesians 4:25–32, urging us to respond to God's kindness by putting off five sins (lying, uncontrolled anger, stealing, corrupt speech, and bitterness) and by being kind, tender‑hearted, and forgiving as God forgave us. He weaves personal stories (a family camp song from Twin Peaks) with biblical examples (Joseph, Jesus cleansing the temple, Stephen) and practical cou...

Pastor Rick Beaudry preaches from Ephesians 4:17–24, using the image of new clothes to urge us to put off the old man and its garments of depravity, darkness, death, and degeneracy. He contrasts worldly emptiness, secular philosophies and church compromise with the life-changing power of Christ, calling us into a real relationship, repentance, renewal of mind, and recreation as a new creation clot...

Pastor Rick Beaudry continues the "Filled Up" series with an in-depth study of Ephesians 4:11-16, explaining how Christ gifts us with apostles, prophets, evangelists, and pastor-teachers to equip us for the work of ministry. We are called to move from looking up for our gifts to actively building up one another, growing into mature believers who speak truth in love rather than remaining as childre...

Pastor Rick Beaudry unpacks Ephesians 4:7–10 (Part One of his “Filled Up” series), urging us to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to exercise the unique gifts God has given each of us so the body of Christ can grow into the fullness of Christ. He explains the variety of spiritual gifts, the stewardship responsibility illustrated by the talents, and the call to “look up, ask, seek, knock” as we di...

Pastor Rick Beaudry reads Ephesians 4:1-6 and urges us to walk worthy of our calling, stressing lowliness, meekness, long-suffering, love, and the unity of the Spirit. He contrasts faithful waiting and sacrificial worship with worldly conformity, warns against false prophets and narcissistic leaders, and insists Jesus must remain central to our lives and church. Personal anecdotes and pastoral pra...

Pastor Rick Beaudry expounds Ephesians 3:14–21, presenting Paul’s prayer as a plea for the Holy Spirit’s dunamis (power to love) so that belief moves from head knowledge into agape that builds and edifies. He walks through Paul’s posture (kneeling), petition (strength, stability, comprehension, and saturation of Christ’s love), and praise, illustrating humility and dependence on God with biblical...

Pastor Rick Beaudry reads and expounds Ephesians 3:1–13, unpacking Paul’s identity as the “prisoner of Jesus Christ” and the dispensation of God’s grace. He defines grace as God’s unmerited favor, explains the revealed mystery that Gentiles and Jews are now fellow heirs in one body, and recounts Paul’s calling to preach the unsearchable riches of Christ. Beaudry stresses perspective amid suffering...

Pastor Rick Beaudry unpacks Ephesians 2:11–22, contrasting the Gentiles’ former state, with the new reality “in Christ” where the blood of Jesus breaks down the dividing wall between Jew and Gentile. He emphasizes the church as one new man, built on the apostles and prophets with Jesus as the cornerstone, giving both Jews and Gentiles access to God by one Spirit and assurance of salvation. The mes...

Pastor Rick Beaudry expounds Ephesians 2:7–10, unpacking grace, salvation as a gift received by faith, and the believer as God’s poiēma; His workmanship created in Christ Jesus for good works ordained beforehand. He contrasts our sinful past with the present blessing and future restoration, describes sanctification as the potter’s shaping through Scripture, prayer and suffering, and warns that wor...

Pastor Rick Beaudry preaches from Ephesians 2:1,6, unpacking humanity’s condition apart from Christ as dead, disobedient, depraved, and doomed. He contrasts that hopeless state with God’s mercy: the Spirit’s quickening, our raising and seating with Christ, and urges us to repentance, holy living, and dependence on the Holy Spirit rather than the world’s wisdom. Drawing on Genesis, Romans, John, Ac...

Pastor Rick Beaudry reads Ephesians 1:15–23 and urges the church to pursue the pleroma: the fullness and maturity that are ours in Christ rather than remaining spiritual babes. He prays for the Spirit of wisdom and revelation so we might know Christ personally, understand his plan and inheritance for us, experience resurrection power, and recognize Christ’s preeminence over all powers. He warns ag...

Pastor Rick Beaudry preaches on Ephesians 1:13–14 as part three of “Plutocrats,” framing the triune work of salvation: predestined by the Father, purchased by the Son, and preserved by the Holy Spirit. He teaches the Holy Spirit as the promised Comforter who convicts, indwells, and seals believers, highlighting the seal’s security, authenticity, ownership, and authority, and as the earnest down pa...

Pastor Rick Beaudry examines Revelation 12:1,17 and reframes Christmas as a cosmic wonder, connecting the woman clothed with the sun to Israel, the virgin womb to Mary and the birth of the man‑child Jesus, and the great red dragon to Satan’s ongoing rebellion. Tracing the story from Abraham, Jacob, Joseph and Exodus through the Davidic promises, he shows how the birth of Christ fits into a vast he...

Pastor Rick Beaudry continues the Plutocrats series, unpacking Ephesians 1:7,12 and portraying the Trinity’s work — predestining by the Father, redemption purchased by the Son, and preservation by the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes redemption through Christ’s blood as release from bondage, the forgiveness of sins, and the gift of wisdom, understanding, and knowledge of God’s will. Beaudry warns agains...

Pastor Rick Beaudry unpacks Ephesians 1:3–14 as part one of a three‑part "Plutocrats" series, tracing Paul’s greeting and the theme of "our riches in Christ" and explaining that verses 3–6 focus on the Father's predestination, with the Son’s purchase and the Spirit’s preservation to follow. He argues Christians are spiritually wealthy: chosen, adopted, and accepted in the beloved, urging us to liv...

Pastor Rick Beaudry preaches through Galatians 6:11-18, contrasting Paul’s refusal to boast in worldly success with his pride in the scars of Christ and the authenticity those “marks” give his ministry. He warns against false prophets, Judaizing legalism, and cultural conformity, arguing that circumcision and external signs mean nothing compared to being a new creature, and urges discernment amid...

Pastor Rick Beaudry preaches from Galatians 6:6,10 about the harvest of our lives: whatever we sow, flesh or spirit, we will reap. He frames four essentials for a fruitful harvest: sow the Word, sow with wisdom, sow and wait, and sow to win, urging us toward biblical literacy, steadfast pastoral teaching, and avoiding a watered‑down social gospel. Warning of cultural threats like compromised churc...

Pastor Rick Beaudry expounds Galatians 5:26–6:5, calling us to be Christ’s “paramedics” who restore the fallen with meekness, bear one another’s burdens, and resist pride and vainglory. He contrasts merciful, Spirit-led care with judgmental policing, shows that help must point people to Jesus for repentance and rest, and reminds us that some burdens are personal callings each must carry. Using exa...

Pastor Rick Beaudry reads Galatians 5:19–25 and uses Jesus’ image of trees to show how we are known by the fruit our lives bear. He contrasts the tree of loss (the works of the flesh such as adultery, fornication, idolatry, drunkenness) with the tree of love (the singular fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, self‑control) and warns that habitual p...

Pastor Rick Beaudry exhorts us from Galatians 5:16–18 to embrace God's recovery program: a continuous, commanded walk in the Holy Spirit that overcomes the lusts of the flesh. He contrasts worldly recovery efforts that only treat symptoms with the Spirit’s work that crucifies the flesh, brings conviction, and produces lasting transformation, illustrating with Joseph, David, family stories, and per...

Pastor Rick Beaudry preaches from Galatians 5:13–15, asserting that being "called unto liberty" means freedom from sin, guilt, death, and enslaving desires; not a license for the flesh. He presents Christian freedom as an opportunity, obligation, and obedience of love: to serve one another humbly (following Christ’s example), prioritize Scripture, and fulfill the law by loving our neighbor as ours...

Pastor Rick Beaudry reads Galatians 5:2-12, confronting the Judaizers and legalism while arguing that Christianity is faith working through love. He lays out four consequences of unbelief: falling from grace, forfeiting righteousness, failing to obey the truth, and forgetting the cross. Beaudry reminds us salvation is by grace through faith, not by law or performance. Drawing on Abraham, the Good...

Pastor Rick Beaudry reads Galatians 4:21–5:1 and unpacks the allegory of Hagar and Sarah as two covenants, one of bondage under the law and one of promise by the Spirit, urging us to “stand fast” in the liberty Christ purchased. He contrasts legalism and antinomianism, explains historical and typological background (Abraham, Isaac, typology), and warns how religious rule‑keeping or licentious grac...