Calvary Baptist Church (Moultrie, GA)

In this week's sermon, Pastor David unpacks God's wisdom in desire and sex and how we need it for this life. In looking at the Song of Songs, he examines how this wisdom is exercised differently between adults, married adults, and teens.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through a mutiny in the book of Numbers. However, as we will read, we see God's faithful and forgiving hand waiting to meet his people with mercy.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the midway point of the book of Numbers. What do sacrifice, a guy picking up sticks, and tarments on tassels have to do with the Christian life? Listen in this week and find what we can learn from this striking section of the Bible.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through what the book of Proverbs says about our communication and how God plans for us to grow into wisdom in how we speak and listen with people.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the middle section of Numbers. It warns us of a grumbling heart and how God transforms us from those who grumble to those who trust.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David begins a new series that we will hear once every three weeks up leading up to the Fall holidays. During this time, Pastor David will be walking us through the wisdom literature of the Bible in order to show us how God has intended to make His people wise. As we become wiser and wiser, we will be equipped to walk in this world in the way he designed it and also s...

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through how the Lord's Supper in many ways functions as an appetizer. In it, the Christian gets a taste of a coming kingdom that Christ will one day bring to earth.

In this week's sermon, Brian Berl concludes Ephesians 4. He shows us how Paul calls the Christian to a new behavior consistent with who the Lord has made them. 

In this week's sermon, Calvary is excited to host Brian Berl, a church-planter that has come to Moultrie, GA to plant a new church. Today was the first part of a two week series where he discusses how a Christian's new life in Christ is incompatible with the old life. As a matter of fact, Christians are called to now put off anything smelling of the old life in order to live a life pleasing to God...

In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through how God is far from the anti-fun God that most Americans think. In fact, he is interested in his people participating in celebration throughout their lives. All of this anticipates that great day when our God will throw us the banquet of a lifetime, where the food and wine will flow for eternity.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh reminds us how God created us not just to do work.  He intends us to play and to rest, revealing a little of his character as well.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through the end of Galatians. Here, Paul writes with a personal touch and reminds us our only boast is in the cross, even if it brings pain in this world.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks through Psalm 23 and details how the Lord is indeed our Good Shepherd -- leading us through green pastures and through pain and suffering. In doing so, he fundamentally changes who we are and how we walk in this world.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David unpacks what responsibility Christians hold in each other's lives. Counter to our culture, we shape one another with corrections, but always must do so in a gentle spirit. In doing so, we prepare one another for what we one day will be.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the fruit of the Spirit and the fruits of the flesh. In doing so, we see a picture of what life in Christ looks like for the person who has experienced God's grace.

In this week's sermon, we celebrate Trinity Sunday by having Pastor David walk us through how the Trinity is a happy God. Not only does this change our view of God, but it changes the ways we interact with God and how we see our everyday lives.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through what the Holy Spirit does in the life of a Christian. After that, he shows how the Holy Spirit does a surprising work in the life of the Christian -- He helps the Christian lament and mourn through this painful life.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through Paul's desperation and pleading with these people. In doing so, we see the high stakes of the Christian life.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh shows how God's order in the life of the Christian is Belief | Salvation | Works. The moment works ever gets moved, you're beginning to enter a life of spiritual slavery.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David brings us to the part of Galatians where Paul begins to differentiate his gospel from the almost-gospels of the false teachers in Galatia. In doing so, we can begin to see the characteristics of authentic Christianity in our lives.

 In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh begins chapter 4 of the book of Galatians and explains how the Christian now cries, "Abba, Father."

In our first week meeting back together as a congregation, Pastor Josh details some of the things we've learned from the current COVID-19 pandemic. He calls us to a new Christian "normal" that will be much different from the way we used to live.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through Paul's account of how the Old Testament Law imprisoned every person. However, the Good News is that a jailbreak occurred. Jesus Christ broke us out of the prison of the Law and forever changed us in the process.

In this year's Easter sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through what it means that Jesus Christ is our firstfruits. He concludes by showing how Christ is the guarantee for our resurrection.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David elaborates on Paul's message to the Galatians: that Jesus Christ became a curse so that the cursed ones could go free.