Calvary Church Bentonville

In Mark 7:31-35, Jesus encounters a man who is deaf and unable to speak clearly, and His response is unexpected—a deep sigh. This sigh reveals Jesus' heartache for the brokenness of the world, a world that was never meant to be this way. Yet, despite His sorrow, Jesus speaks healing over the man, demonstrating that His compassion is always followed by action. In this message, we reflect on the hop...

True freedom isn’t about doing whatever we want—it’s about choosing who we serve. In this message, we explore how sin no longer has dominion over us and how living under grace calls us to obedience and love. Our choices impact not only ourselves but those around us, so how can we live in a way that builds others up instead of becoming a stumbling block?

No matter where you are, even there God is present!

Have you ever felt unseen? Forgotten? Alone? Hagar did. But in her wilderness moment, she encountered a powerful truth—God sees her. In this message, Pastor Chantry Dean explores Genesis 16 and reminds us that we serve a God who sees us in every situation. When we feel lost, broken, or unsure of our next step, God still knows our name and our future. No matter what you are facing today, take heart...

Missionaries Desi and Rachel Lugo share their exciting experiences from the mission field in New Zealand! From fun adventures to powerful testimonies, they give us a glimpse into their journey of faith and ministry.

Our very best is God's starting point.

Some times the best things happen when there's nothing else you can do.

No matter the outcome, remember that Jesus is Lord and He does all things well.

Prayer is the source where we can pull down strongholds.

Quitting too soon can rob us of God's best, but perseverance leads to reward.

The church in Corinth was far from perfect. It had issues, divisions, and challenges influenced by the culture around it. Yet, God looked at Corinth and said, "I have many people in this city." He saw beyond their imperfections and called them to be sanctified, set apart, and powerful in Him.   And so it is with us.

We should be seeking God first. It puts us in a frame of mind and a frame of spirit where miracles can happen.

When Bethlehem could offer God nothing, by way of popularity of prestige, God gave Bethlehem and the whole world, the greatest gift just because He wanted to.

God has given us weapons of His Spirit, His Word, His Blood and His Name to tear down strongholds.

Let’s commit to using our breath intentionally. Instead of wasting it on complaints or idle words, let’s dedicate it to giving thanks and lifting up our worship and praise to God. Start each day by thanking Him for His blessings.

If you do not take the spiritual journey, you will not go in the physical journey.

The battle you're fighting isn't for now, it's for where God is taking you.

One moment, one touch from the presence of God can make an eternal difference.

God is for us. He won't destroy us just because we have some things that are wrong in our lives.

Don’t let your enemy make you jump to conclusions, rather stand on the promise God has given you, it’s not over!

Grace without truth is not grace. Grace coupled with truth is the transformative power of God that changes our lives.