Calvary Nexus Sunday Sermons

Pastor Mark Chua preaches on the subject of the Mosaic Law and how we are free in Christ.

We are made right with God through faith in Christ, and enjoy being right by yielding to His Spirit. Let’s discover the benefits and how to do it together…

Is the way to be made right with God through faith in Christ, performance of the Mosaic Law, or both? Until you appropriate and appreciate your identity in Jesus, you are likely to conclude performance of the law, or performance and faith. Today, we’ll discover the way to please God is through living by faith in Jesus, and how to do it …

Once you’ve confirmed that Jesus’ gospel is true, you enter into a dynamic relationship with the true and living God. As you discover your freedom in Christ, you also begin to appreciate that God desires all people to experience freedom in Christ; and each of Jesus’ followers have been commissioned to communicate and convey the good news. The challenge is to actually fulfill our commission. Let’s...

The gospel is the good news about Jesus Christ. This wonderful message isn’t man-made, but instead revealed by God through His Son. It is perfectly true and complete; therefore, nothing should be added to it or taken from it. The true gospel is the power of God to change people’s lives and eternities. All believers are called to share the gospel, and as we do, God is glorified.

There is in the heart of man a yearning for freedom. We resist arbitrary and abusive authority; and there is a tendency in our culture to desire independence. Ironically, the pursuit of freedom from God enslaves to values that don’t satisfy. What we really need is freedom in Christ. We need to discover the grace of God in the gospel that frees us through Christ from the world’s influence, liberali...

Community is all about relationships. And we understand that it can be challenging to forge meaningful relationships in a new community of faith. Today, we’ll discover how to build community in Christ that transforms lives and the community where we live, and beyond as we consider Calvary Nexus’ mission, values and vision.

How should Christians respond to people who experience same sex attraction? What does the Bible say regarding monogamous, consensual, gay marriage? Does the Bible affirm or not? Then, we'll consider are people born gay? Can gay people change? Should they change? Is same-sex attraction sinful or just same-sex behavior? Is it unloving to require celibacy from same-sex oriented believers? Our goal is...

The person and the work of the Christ are described by two names: Jesus, and Immanuel. These names describe His mission. He has come to save us, and to be God with us. Understanding and responding to His mission can give you everything you want this Christmas and beyond…

Parents want their children to enjoy a better life. We might hope to provide love, a comfortable home, good education, safe environment, nice clothes and stuff, extra-curricular activities, and more. Yet, the most important thing that we can do for our children is to prepare them to follow Jesus well. That should be the priority, because it will have the greatest impact on their lives on earth and...

If happiness is your motive or expectation for marriage you’ll rarely be satisfied, but if honoring God is your motive you’ll likely be content, experience a blessed marriage, and God will be glorified. Today, you’ll discover the keys to a God-honoring marriage.

The Church is a very diverse place. One area of diversity comes in the form of varying marital status. Churches are full of both married and single people. These are broad categories, and even within each one there is much diversity. As God’s children, we are meant to honor Him in all relational seasons. We are also called to support one another as we grow in Christ-likeness together. It is essent...

A panel discussion where helpful answers are provided to relevant questions regarding sex, sin and sanctification. This is part one of our “Honoring God” series.

I hear a lot of people describes themselves as spiritual as in, “I’m not into church or religion, but I’m spiritual…” That might mean almost anything or almost nothing. So, what does it mean to be spiritual like Jesus? What are some characteristics of the Christian life? Today, we will discover how to be spiritual like Jesus…

One of the beauties of belonging to a family or community is that you are part of something bigger than yourself. As part of this “belonging”, there is usually a sense of duty to support fellow members of that family or community. As believers in Jesus, we have been adopted into God’s family and therefore share a responsibility to be spiritually supportive of one another. This responsibility isn’t...

Although at times it may seem as though God isn’t doing anything about the evil in the world today, the Bible reveals He does indeed have a plan to return to judge the world and pour out His wrath in punishment of all sin. This event is referred to as “The Day of the Lord” numerous times throughout Scripture, and although no one knows exactly when this day will come, we can be assured it will. Thi...

Each of us has experienced despair, discouragement, disappointment, sorrow and grief. Jesus’ followers have discovered a hope that transcends difficult circumstances. In this study, you’ll discover this hope, and be encouraged to share it with others, in your family, your NG, and your neighbors where you live, work, study, play and worship.

Join us as today we have a special guest speaker, Aaron Snyder who is a missionary to Germany. He teaches on the importance of transforming love, work, and being an example for outsiders.

Throughout the ages, sexual temptation and sin have been a snare to God’s people that can keep them from experiencing God’s best, and inflicting unrecognized harm upon themselves and others. The moral values of the prevailing culture often influence perception of sexual morality. The 1st Century Roman Empire, especially Greece where Thessalonica was located, was characterized by sexual immorality....

Most followers of Jesus are aware that love is an essential aspect of Biblical faith. But what does authentic Christian love look like? The Apostle Paul’s prayer for the Thessalonians in 1 Th 3:11-13 reveals a heart that has been profoundly shaped by Jesus’ love and gives us a window into what to looks like to live a life of receiving and showing the love of Christ.

This week, we will continue to study the foundations of our faith in Jesus through 1 Thessalonians 3:1-10. In this passage, we are reminded that although trials and difficulties are a reality we all face, we can be encouraged to stand firm in our faith in Christ. We will also learn how important it is to encourage each other to be firmly rooted in our common faith.

God has given us the Bible to reveal Himself, His plan of redemption, His moral perfection, and His eternal faithful love. God uses His word to transform us, and to prepare us for persecution and spiritual opposition. We need to discover the effective work of God’s word, and be transformed and prepared.

God uses people to help nurture Jesus’ followers to maturity in Christ. We have freedom in Christ, but that freedom is not so that we can indulge our flesh; rather we are called to serve one another in humility and love [Gal. 5:13]. Every true follower of Jesus will embrace the blessing and responsibility to serve others, but the challenge is how to serve God by serving others with the right mind...

How can we be an example of Jesus in our homes, schools, workplace, churches, communities and beyond? Jesus’ followers have received Christ and want to reflect Him to others. And today, we will discover how

Join Pastor Robb Oram as he talks to people who have gone into the missions field and some videos from some of our church plants.