Calvary Chapel South Messages

God gives Abraham an extreme test of faith. Just like Abraham God does not put us through difficult things to make us miserable. He’s a loving Father, inviting his children to experience true joy – the JOY of the Lord; that only comes from knowing Him, and trusting Him to fulfill His promises. Not only will He not let us drown in our sin, but He will also bless us with beyond measure; giving us ab...

The big difference is our faith: a faith that repents and obeys God from the heart.

The Almighty God makes it possible for humanity to be in relationship with Him.

The Lord Jesus will judge the world without partiality. His judgments will be according to the Gospel of God. Each will receive as he has done.

Pastor Gerrit of Calvary Chapel South (Kent, Washington) teaches from Genesis chapter 12. Abram obeyed God’s call to leave home and go to a place unknown. What an adventure! When we’re following God’s call, we have nothing to worry about. Radical obedience is possible because God is perfectly faithful to fulfill his promises.

Romans begins with a pitch-black background on which Paul will then, stroke by stroke, paint the beautiful masterpiece of the Gospel of God.

An introduction to the book of Romans which Martin Luther said is "the true masterpiece of the New Testament and the very purest Gospel."

Join us as Kevin Johnson of Free Burma Rangers shares from Romans 10 this Missions Sunday.

Pastor Gerrit of Calvary Chapel South (Kent, Washington) teaches from Genesis chapter 11. When man tries to make a name for himself, God intervenes. The building of the Tower of Babel had to cease and anything that we are building in our own lives that is not of God needs to cease. What will you do with your life? Will you build earthly towers, or will you store up treasures in heaven?

Pastor Gerrit shares from Revelation and Matthew on the purpose of missions.

Pastor Kevin Day continues our mid-week study through Genesis.

This study asks the question: What is the value of your word? It challenges the listener to be just as faithful to keep his or her word as God is in keeping His.

Elliot Hoeks continues our mid-week study through the book of Genesis.

This study examines the goodness and severity of God in keeping His covenant according to His Word.

Pastor Gerrit teaches from Genesis chapter 3. When sin entered the world, it marred the reflection of the image of God for all mankind. All sin can be traced back to this moment. It all begins here with the deception of Eve and disobedience of Adam.

This radical Year of Jubilee was an incredible 'reset' of the economy and society of the nation Israel. It was given that they would remain free from slavery for all time: to give them a future and a hope. (Jeremiah 21:1)

Pastor Gerrit teaches from Genesis chapter 1-2, looking at God’s purposes for humanity; To reflect His Image (Gen. 1:26-27), To be steward of His creation (Gen. 1:26-28), To make babies and grandbabies (Gen. 1:28), To rest in Him (Gen. 2:3), To breathe (Gen. 2:7), To work (Gen. 2:15), To choose God (Gen. 2:17), To marry & have relationship with others (Gen. 2:18-24)

In a chapter that seems to be out of place, we learn that God is dispelling any notion that His holy presence is limited to special occasions of celebratory worship. Hardly! As believers we are the temple of the Holy Spirit Who is in us! (1 Corinthians 6:19)

In a chapter that seems to be out of place, we learn that God is dispelling any notion that His holy presence is limited to special occasions of celebratory worship. Hardly! As believers we are the temple of the Holy Spirit Who is in us! (1 Corinthians 6:19)

In a chapter that seems to be out of place, we learn that God is dispelling any notion that His holy presence is limited to special occasions of celebratory worship. Hardly! As believers we are the temple of the Holy Spirit Who is in us! (1 Corinthians 6:19)

This chapter gives instruction for the 7 Feasts of the LORD. These were appointed times God gave to His people to meet with Him. They are also powerful prophetic pictures of Jesus coming - and then coming again - to redeem us from all sin: past, present and future.

This chapter gives instruction for the 7 Feasts of the LORD. These were appointed times God gave to His people to meet with Him. They are also powerful prophetic pictures of Jesus coming - and then coming again - to redeem us from all sin: past, present and future.

Join as Pastor Ronald shares from Hebrews 12 this Youth Sunday.

This chapter gives instruction for the 7 Feasts of the LORD. These were appointed times God gave to His people to meet with Him. They are also powerful prophetic pictures of Jesus coming - and then coming again - to redeem us from all sin: past, present and future.

Peter identifies the church as 'a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His marvelous light...' (1 Peter 2:9). This study examines the 'priesthood' matters: a Holy Life and Holy Offerings.