Calvary Chapel South Messages

"Start where you are - do anything you can do, and do everything you can, until you find something you must do! That something is probably your spiritual gift." - Jim George

Present your body to God: He will transform your life day-by-day, forever.

Before Israel’s first great victory in the Promised Land, Joshua meets with God privately—because true triumph begins in His presence. God’s battle plan for Jericho is strange: march, wait, and shout. But this isn’t a shout for victory—it’s a shout from victory. Joshua and the people trust, obey, and witness God’s power, rescuing Rahab and displaying His glory. Like Joshua, we are called to trust...

In a world consumed by materialism and anxiety, Jesus calls us to a greater pursuit—treasuring God above all. When we value Kingdom rewards over earthly gains, we gain clarity in the darkness through Kingdom vision. And when we trade typical anxiety for Kingdom peace, we step into the freedom of God’s provision. This sermon invites us to trust in the One who provides, protects, and calls us to liv...

This new generation demonstrates their commitment to God's promises by practicing multiple rhythms of remembrance. They first enter the land, and then enter into these rhythms, demonstrating their faith in God's protection and provision. We too should practice rhythms of remembrance that help us to remember God's faithfulness.

God has not cast away His people Israel.

Ben Brandon continues our midweek study through Joshua.

The Bible makes it very clear: every life is created by God, precious to God and loved by God

"Never try to arouse faith from within. You cannot stir up faith from the depths of your heart. Leave your heart and look into the face of Christ." - Andrew Murray

The problem was never God's unrighteousness or unfaithfulness but Israel's stubbornness.

As Israel stands on the brink of the Promised Land, God calls Joshua to step into his destiny. From slave to servant, soldier to spy, Joshua’s journey prepares him for leadership. God’s promise of success is clear—victory, inheritance, and divine presence. But true strength and courage come not from human effort, but through the Spirit and the Word of God. In this sermon, we’ll see how Joshua fore...

The point where God's sovereignty and man's free will 'touch' has never been found by man.

Pastor Kevin shares a special message for New Years' 2025

Pastor Kevin shares from Genesis 3 and Galatians 3 for Christmas Eve.

The Life of The S.P.I.R.I.T. Is a life of victory over sin.

In this message, Pastor Gerrit explores God's recurring command to "fear not," beautifully woven through the announcement of Jesus' birth. Anchored in Isaiah 41, we find the promise that our fear can be transformed into rejoicing in the Lord, thanks to the Holy One of Israel—Jesus Christ. As Christmas approaches, we’ll reflect on three profound moments when God's messenger...

Joseph's journey from favored son to slave, then to ruler of Egypt, demonstrates God's providential plan and ultimate reconciliation. Joseph's journey highlights God's faithfulness through hardship and betrayal. Just like Joseph, we can trust that God's plans are greater than anything we could imagine.

The L.I.F.E. of The Spirit is a life of conflict with sin.

"Faith isn't a feeling. It's a choice to trust God even when the road ahead seems uncertain." - Toby Mckeehan

Paul (just like you and me) - had an "I" problem that The Law was given to make clear.

The Christian life is one of joyous freedom from sin as (1) a past fact, (2) a present reality and (3) a personal resolve.

Sibling rivalry, selfishness, and manipulation mark the story of Jacob and Esau, yet God's plan prevails. Through Isaac’s persistent prayers, God’s sovereign choice, and His faithfulness despite human dysfunction, we see how He blesses even the "mess-makers." This sermon explores how God’s ways are often unexpected but always good. Will we treasure the blessings He gives, or trade t...

The big distinction for our faith is the abounding grace of God. Martin Luther said, "Faith is a living, daring confidence in God's grace, so sure and certain that a man could stake his life on it a thousand times."

God's provision for Isaac was a miracle worked through the ordinary events of life. Just like Isaac, we can trust that God is at work in the mundane.

The big daddy of our faith is Abraham, whose steps of faith are ours to follow.