Calvary Nexus Sunday Sermons

The tenth study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Bruce Zachary.

How did you come to believe that Jesus is truly alive (resurrected)? How did the Holy Spirit lead you to Jesus? How have you been transformed since you received Christ? How has your purpose in life changed since you were saved?

The ninth study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Bruce Zachary.

Every follower of Christ has discovered the reality of God, the restoration of God, & the righteousness of God. Would you like to discover how to help others to know they cannot be made right with God by their efforts, and thus need a Savior?

The eighth study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Robb Oram.

As followers of Christ, discover how you can have peace in the midst of trial [hardship]?

The seventh study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Bruce Zachary.

Waiting for a convenient time to receive or share the gospel can be a huge obstacle to effectively living on mission for Christ. How can we overcome the tendency to delay?

The sixth study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Robb Oram.

How would lives be different if people sensed that God was calling them to take action for Him, and they knew that God would protect them as they lived on mission? How would your life be different?

The fifth study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Bruce Zachary.

Jesus constantly confronted the religious establishment: healed on the Sabbath to confront the Pharisees and they wanted to kill him, continued to challenge their misunderstanding of Sabbath observance, the role of fasting, and ceremonial washing. Why do you think He did this? The gospel of grace is like a slackline. The Holy Spirit and the Word are to give us balance to keep from falling towards...

The fourth study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Robb Oram.

The essence of your story in Christ (testimony) is: what it used to be like, what happened, and how it is today. Five times in the New Testament Paul’s testimony is recorded? Why? Your story is a powerful tool to reach others for Christ. Learn to share your story with Christ as we consider Paul's testimony.

The third study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Bruce Zachary.

Imagine being inviting to a gay wedding, you’re concerned about endorsing or seeming to approve behavior the Bible declares wrong. Do you go? Why or why not? How should Christians pursue peace and prepare for persecution?

The second study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Robb Oram.

Most Christians in this country are not threatened with martyrdom. Nevertheless it is difficult to stand for Christ at work, school, a difficult marriage, sexual purity, ministry, sharing your faith, tithing, and in temptation. Learn how to be ready to stand for Christ.

The first study on the book of Psalm during Calvary Nexus Wednesday Evening services taught by pastor Bruce Zachary.

Do you consider yourself a leader? Leadership is simply influence. Where do you have influence in people’s lives? Would you like to positively influence others for spiritual growth this year? If you were a passionate spiritual leader how would it influence your spouse, family, church, and community?

You will be most satisfied and God will be most glorified as you grow as a disciple of Christ. Furthermore those you influence will be blessed. But, without planning to grow and live on mission you are unlikely to, and will likely drift from Christ, suffer, and hurt others too. At Calvary Nexus we encourage you to plan to grow this year and invite you to live on mission as part of our community. W...

Idolatry is defined as, the worship of idols or excessive devotion to, or reverence for some person or thing. An idol is anything that replaces the one, true God. What are some idols that Christians & non-Christians might worship without realizing? Learn to turn from idols to the true God.

God is seeking those who worship Him in Spirit and in truth [Jn. 4]. We need both the Holy Spirit and the truth – the Word of God - to be the worshipers God desires who experience transformed lives for Christ. Discover the blessings of being filled with the Spirit ~

As we consider Paul’s ministry at Corinth we discover that he lived Christ’s Great Commission: Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things that I have commanded you; and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Amen. [Mt.28:19-20] Examine your life. What would y...

In a world where so many different philosophies and religions exist how can followers of Christ engage the culture? Discover key principles from Paul's experience with the philosophers at Mars Hill.