Calvary Church Naperville

Guest speaker Pastor Hannah Oullette, from Thrive Church in Denver, Colorado, brings a fresh perspective on Luke 15 and the parable of the prodigal son!

What matters to you? What matters to God? As fully devoted followers of Christ, we should value the same things that God values! Today we ask yourselves: do we care about the same things that God cares about?

Do you worry? Did Jesus worry? Let's take a look at what Jesus has to say about the worry in our lives!

Why do you pray? Where do you pray? How do you pray? Prayer is central to the life of a fully devoted follower of Christ! Prayer reminds us that God is our daily source. Today, we look at how Jesus prayed and what He teaches about prayer!

In Luke 6:1-11, Jesus addresses two things. The first is the value of a person. The second is the worthlessness of their understanding of religion and the laws of God.  In this sermon, we look at the laws of God and the value of human life!

Jesus studied, did, and taught. In this sermon, we are zeroing in on the faith of Jesus. How did he understand scripture? How did he live it out? What can we learn from his faith?

In this sermon, we look at the parable the rich fool found in Luke 12:13-21. Ask yourself: How can I be rich toward God?

It's the final Revival service but it's just the beginning of Revival! Pastor Rob Ketterling tells us about different speeds at which we can move, and how we can have and protect the speed of unity!

For night three of Revival, Pastor Wes Bell teaches us that God uses trials to mature our faith! 🔥

For the second night of Revival, we have Pastor Ken Claytor and all we have to say is WOW. 😳 Pastor Ken tells us that God's felt distance is not rejection, but an invitation for a deeper and more diligent pursuit!

Kicking off our 2022 winter Fully Devoted Revival, we have Pastor Whit George from Church On The Move in Tulsa, Oklahoma bringing THE WORD! 🔥 📖  Pastor Whit explains that we can always expect opposition from the enemy when we say "yes" to God.

In this sermon, we look at Luke 4:14-28 to see what was Jesus' message and mission on earth. We learn that His mission is our mission!

What Is discipleship? Well, discipleship begins with hearing and ends with doing. To hear and to do is the essence of discipleship! In this sermon, we look at why the "doing" part is so important to discipleship!

What does it mean to be fully devoted to Christ? Part of the sin nature is a dual nature and it empowers us with the ability to live with duplicity.  The goal of becoming fully devoted to Christ is for our devotion to remove our duplicity in this life.  In this sermon, we learn that there are three key attributes that Jesus tells us are telltale signs of being His disciple.  ASK YOURSELF: Where am...

The Christmas story is not so different from today. In our world of pain and uncertainty, it’s easy to wonder where God is. Why doesn’t He save us? Well, He already did. Two thousand years ago, God broke into the darkness through the birth of a baby who would be the Savior of the world. And even today, He wants to break into the darkness of your heart and give you life!

The Christmas story is not so different from today. In our world of pain and uncertainty, it’s easy to wonder where God is. Why doesn’t He save us? Well, He already did. Two thousand years ago, God broke into the darkness through the birth of a baby who would be the Savior of the world. And even today, He wants to break into the darkness of your heart and give you life!

The Christmas story isn't just angels singing in the sky and Mary and Joseph walking peacefully under a starry night. The story takes place deep in the oppression of Roman rule. The Jews constantly wondered when their promised Messiah would come. Had God forgotten about them? The Christmas story is not so different from today. In our world of pain and uncertainty, it’s easy to wonder where Go...

The Christmas story isn't just angels singing in the sky and Mary and Joseph walking peacefully under a starry night. The story takes place deep in the oppression of Roman rule. The Jews constantly wondered when their promised Messiah would come. Had God forgotten about them? The Christmas story is not so different from today. In our world of pain and uncertainty, it’s easy to wonder where Go...

There is a 29th chapter in the book of Acts, and we are the authors. In the final sermon in our series, "Acts: The Story Continues,” Pastor Marty explains Acts chapter 29 and how the Church continues forward!

What was that first church like when it burst forth with news of God’s love for a world that is fractured by sin? In our current sermon series, "Acts: The Story Continues,” we're going to dive into the book of Acts to look at the significance of the time and place of the first-century Church. This sermon was delivered on November 21, 2021, by Pastor Marty Sloan.

What was that first church like when it burst forth with news of God’s love for a world that is fractured by sin? In our current sermon series, "Acts: The Story Continues,” we're going to dive into the book of Acts to look at the significance of the time and place of the first-century Church.

What was that first church like when it burst forth with news of God’s love for a world that is fractured by sin? In our current sermon series, "Acts: The Story Continues,” we're going to dive into the book of Acts to look at the significance of the time and place of the first-century Church.

What was that first church like when it burst forth with news of God’s love for a world that is fractured by sin? In our current sermon series, "Acts: The Story Continues,” we're going to dive into the book of Acts to look at the significance of the time and place of the first-century Church.

What was that first church like when it burst forth with news of God’s love for a world that is fractured by sin? In our current sermon series, "Acts: The Story Continues,” we're going to dive into the book of Acts to look at the significance of the time and place of the first-century Church.

First-century Christians paved the way for the Church as we know it today. In our new sermon series, "Acts: The Story Continues,” we're going to dive into the book of Acts to look at the significance of the time and place of the first-century Church.