Calvary Bible Fellowship, Bangalore

God’s love and justice make atonement necessary, and Christ’s perfect sacrifice secures redemption for humanity. Through His death and resurrection, believers receive justification, new life, and the promise of resurrection. Christ’s victory over death stands at the heart of the Christian faith, securing eternal hope for all who believe. Series: Firm Foundation - The Heart of Our Faith Speaker: Pr...

The incarnation reveals how Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man, united in one person. The Incarnation – Two Natures, One Person explores the significance of Christ’s divine and human natures, explaining how He entered human history without ceasing to be God. This sermon deepens our understanding of Christ’s identity, His humanity, His deity, and why both natures are essential to His unique ro...

Christ’s humanity reveals the depth of God’s love, as He humbled Himself, experienced human weakness, and remained obedient without sin. Through the humanity of Christ, we understand how His incarnation made atonement for our sins, established Him as our merciful High Priest, and provided the perfect example of humility, obedience, and endurance. Series: Firm Foundation - The Heart of Our Faith Sp...

The deity of Christ is central to the Christian faith, affirming Jesus as eternally God, equal with the Father, and possessing divine attributes and authority. Through His works, names, worship, and testimony, Scripture reveals Christ as Creator, Sustainer, Saviour, and Lord, worthy of our trust, reverence, and wholehearted devotion. Series: Firm Foundation - The Heart of Our Faith Speaker: Charle...

Jude calls believers to persevere in the faith, contend for the truth, and remain grounded in God’s mercy despite false teaching and spiritual opposition. A Call to Persevere reminds us that God is able to keep His people from falling, urging us to remain faithful, grow in faith, pray, and await Christ’s mercy. Series: Topical Sermon Speaker: Dr. Roji George Scripture: Jude 1:1-25

1 Corinthians 12:12–24 reveals the character of a faithful church through the unity and diversity of Christ’s body. Though believers have different gifts, roles, and abilities, every member is valuable and necessary. The church is called to honour each person, reject comparison, and work together faithfully for the good of the whole body. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Benjamin Mathe...

1 Corinthians 16:1–12 highlights everyday faithfulness in the life of the church through generous giving, careful planning, committed service, and faithful ministry. Paul’s instructions show that ordinary acts of stewardship and responsibility contribute to God’s work, calling believers to serve consistently, support one another, and remain devoted to the church’s mission. Series: Truths from the...

1 Corinthians 15:50–58 points believers toward eternity, showing that death will not have the final victory and that Christ secures our resurrection. Living faithfully in light of eternity means standing firm, remaining steadfast, and giving ourselves fully to the Lord’s work, knowing that our labour in Him is never in vain. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Benjamin Mathew Scripture: 1...

1 Corinthians 15:35–49 points beyond the grave to the resurrection, showing the transformation from Adam’s image to Christ’s glory. The passage contrasts our present earthly nature with the glorious resurrection body, giving believers hope that through Christ, death is not the end but the beginning of eternal, transformed life. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Revanth T Scripture: 1 Co...

1 Corinthians 15:29–34 shows that denying the resurrection has serious practical consequences for Christian life and conduct. Without the hope of resurrection, sacrifice, perseverance, and holiness lose their meaning. Paul therefore calls believers to reject deception, awaken to righteousness, and live with the reality of Christ’s resurrection shaping every aspect of life. Series: Truths from the...

1 Corinthians 15:20-28 presents Christ’s resurrection as the guarantee that death will ultimately be defeated. The Last Enemy Destroyed: When Death Dies explores Christ’s reign, the resurrection of His people, and the final destruction of every enemy. The sermon points believers toward the certainty of Christ’s victory and the hope of eternal life. Series: Truths from Corinthians Speaker: Charles...

1 Corinthians 15:12–19 confronts the devastating implications if Christ was not raised, showing that without the resurrection, preaching and faith are futile, sin remains undefeated, and Christian hope is empty. The resurrection stands at the heart of the gospel, securing forgiveness, new life, and confident hope beyond death. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Jestin James Scripture: 1...

1 Corinthians 15:1–11 presents the resurrection of Jesus as the foundation of Christian faith, grounded in historical testimony and proclaimed through mission. The resurrection of Jesus: faith, history and mission calls believers to hold firmly to the gospel, trust the risen Christ, and faithfully proclaim His saving work to others. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Revanth T Scripture:...

1 Corinthians 14:26-40 teaches that every contribution in gathered worship should serve the strengthening and edification of the church. Orderly Worship and the Edification of the Church explores the proper use of spiritual gifts, the need for clarity and self-control, and the importance of allowing each part of worship to build others up while reflecting God’s character of peace and order. Series...

1 Corinthians 14:20–25 teaches that the church’s worship should clearly reveal God’s presence to everyone. As God is really among you becomes the testimony of those who gather, Paul emphasizes orderly worship, spiritual maturity, and faithful proclamation, leading unbelievers to conviction, repentance, and genuine worship before the Lord. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Benjamin Mathe...

1 Corinthians 14:1–19 teaches that exercising our spiritual gifts in love means using every gift to strengthen the church rather than exalt ourselves. Paul emphasizes intelligible, edifying ministry that builds up fellow believers, reminding us that love, order, and the spiritual growth of others should guide every exercise of our gifts. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Revanth T Scrip...

1 Corinthians 13 reveals that the most excellent gift – love surpasses every spiritual gift and accomplishment. Paul teaches that without love, even the greatest acts are empty. This passage calls believers to reflect Christ through patience, humility, kindness, and selfless devotion, making love the defining mark of Christian maturity. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Pradeep Daniel S...

1 Corinthians 12:12–31 teaches that one body, many gifts—every member matters in the life of the church. Though believers have different gifts and roles, all are united in Christ and equally valuable. This passage calls the church to embrace unity, mutual care, and faithful service for the growth of Christ’s body. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Charles Mathew Scripture: 1 Corinthians...

1 Corinthians 12:1–11 teaches that spiritual gifts for the common good are graciously distributed by the Holy Spirit to every believer. Though the gifts differ, they share one divine source and purpose: to strengthen the church, serve others faithfully, and display God's wisdom through unity in the body of Christ. Series: Truths from the corinthiansSpeaker: Pradeep Daniel Scripture: 1 Corinthi...

1 Corinthians 11:17-34 calls believers to approach the Lord’s Table with reverence, self-examination, and unity. Remembering Christ at the Table explores the meaning of Communion as a proclamation of Christ’s sacrifice, urging the church to partake with sincere hearts, restored relationships, and a renewed appreciation for the body and blood of Christ. Series: Truths from Corinthians Speaker: Benj...

1 Corinthians 11:1–16 teaches that worship should reflect God’s order and design in both attitude and practice. Paul emphasizes honour, submission, and distinction within God’s created order, showing that Christian worship is not merely personal expression but a visible testimony to His wisdom, authority, and glory. Series: Truths from the corinthians Speaker: Revanth T Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11...

2 Samuel 3:31–34, 38 contrasts human cunning with godly wisdom through the life and death of Abner. In Too Clever to Be Wise, this passage exposes the dangers of manipulation, ambition, and self-interest, while highlighting the value of integrity, discernment, and honour before God in every decision. Series: Topical Sermon Speaker: Aby Varghese Scripture: 2 Samuel 3:31–34, 38 Notes: https://1drv.m...

The Great Commission - The Call of Every Church emphasizes that making disciples is not a task for a select few but the mission entrusted to every believer and every local church. This sermon explores God’s heart for the nations, the church’s responsibility to proclaim the gospel, and the call to participate faithfully in evangelism, discipleship, and global missions. Series: Firm Foundation - The...

This sermon explains offices of the church: elders and deacons by examining biblical leadership within the local church. Elders are called to shepherd, teach, protect, and lead God’s people with humility, while deacons faithfully serve practical needs. Together, these offices strengthen the church through shared leadership, spiritual care, and Christlike service. Series: Firm Foundation - The Hear...

This sermon explains ordinances of the church: baptism and the Lord’s Table as symbolic acts of obedience instituted by Christ. Baptism publicly identifies believers with His death and resurrection, while the Lord’s Table remembers His sacrifice and anticipates His return. Together, these ordinances strengthen faith, unity, reverence, and devotion within the church. Series: Firm Foundation - The H...