Calvary Chapel Johnson County

A short clip that speaks about Jesus and how he asked his disciples what others thought about who he was.

In this short clip Jesus will go from asking the disciples who others think He is to asking "Who do you say I am"

This week we'll look at 5 additional benefits that are found in Christ for those who believe. Not only are we saved for the future but Jesus works in us now!

The disciples have watched Jesus, they have learned from Him, they have seen Him in action on a regular basis and now the Lord asks them the most important question that all of us must answer when Jesus asked them "Who do you say that I am?"

This week we will see Paul give the example of Abraham to those in Rome he was writing to and he will discuss that Abraham was declared right with God by faith.

This week Paul will wrap up the evidence that he has presented that all of humanity is sinful and in need of being saved and he will move on to God's glorious provision that comes through faith in the work of Jesus Christ on the cross for us.

This week we'll see Jesus continue to work with the Gentiles ministering to them and performing miracles on their behalf. We'll then see the Lord give the disciples a stern warning about the Pharisees and Herod and how they must be on guard against the "leaven" that they carry with them.

Have you ever wondered what the purpose of God's law is? In this short clip we'll explore that the law could never save a person but instead it is a tutor that brings us to Christ.

This week we'll finish up with our third group of people that Paul is going to speak about and all three of these groups are really being lumped together into one status...and that status is that they are all sinners in need of the grace of God in their lives that is found through Jesus Christ.

Have a listen to a short clip taken from our study in Luke 7:1-30.

This week the religious leaders will again enter the picture and again look for a reason to accuse Jesus. They'll latch on to the fact the disciples do not wash their hands as the oral laws of the Jewish people dictate for those who were religious and Jesus will set them in their place.

A short clip from this past Sunday's message titled "All Have Missed The Mark"

A short clip that speaks about the compassion Jesus had on the multitude that came to see Him...As He saw they he could see that they were like sheep without a shepherd.

This week we'll move on from those that reject God to those that think they are good enough based on their works and actions to enter into eternity. We'll quickly learn that all of us have fallen short of that which God has prescribed and therefore all of humanity is guilty and deserving of death and damnation.

This week we'll see Jesus feeding the 5,000 and then we'll see the Lord walking on water to where the disciples were as they crossed the Sea of Galilee once again.

In this short clip we'll see the example that John the Baptist leaves for us of living boldly and without fear in the face of great evil.

This week as we continue in our study of the book of Romans we'll see great hope as we talk about the gospel of Jesus Christ. Paul will say he is not ashamed to share the truth of Jesus and then he will begin to speak of how this world has suppressed the truth of God and as a result God has given man over to all kinds of sinful practices.

Tonight we'll see Jesus return to His hometown of Nazareth where He will again face rejection. Then we'll see the disciples sent out two by two and they were to minister to those they came in contact with. Finally we'll see John the Baptist end up giving his life over what he believed in.

In a sad turn of event for our nation the young 31 year old Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10th, 2025. In this small clip we'll have an exhortation to the church from Pastor Jared to continue on in our faith, to consider our ways and to represent our Lord boldly.

Today we'll begin our study through the book of Romans verse by verse and chapter by chapter. In our first study we'll have a brief introduction and then we'll talk about the passion of Paul the apostle and his great love not just for the church in Rome but all churches.

This week we'll look at a narrative that combines two different people and in both of these we will see the authority of Jesus at work in their lives. The Lord will demonstrate his authority over all sickness and His authority over death as a woman and an only child will see the grace of the Lord Jesus.