East Bay Calvary Church

Should Christians stand against abortion? If so, why? On this Sanctity of Human Life Sunday, Pastor John looks at Deuteronomy 30:11-20 to see what God says about the value of human life and what we ought to do to protect it.

Is God really good? What does that mean? Pastor John looks to Psalm 34:8-14 as he discusses the ways that the goodness of God is seen in our lives and throughout history.

How does God's grace impact what we do and how we think about ourselves? Pastor John begins a new series entitled "His Attributes: How Awesome," and starts off in Romans 5 with an attribute of God that has so many wonderful facets: His endless grace.

On this New Year's Day, Pastor Reist takes us to Ephesians 5:15-17 to talk about time — and how we can be redeeming each moment for God's glory.

Wrapping up our Christmas series, Pastor John examines the choices of one man in the Christmas story who ultimately missed the joy and redemption of Jesus' birth.

This week, Pastor John looks to Matthew 1:18-25 to examine a man of great character and obedience - yet often the one forgotten in the Christmas story.

We tend to get wrapped up in the chaos of the season, but when Christ is in Christmas, everything changes. Pastor John takes us to Luke 2:8-20 to talk about the very first Christmas.

This week, Pastor John begins a new series that will take a closer look at the details of the Christmas season, starting with the tiny town of Bethlehem and all the significance it holds.

Pastor John wraps up his series on prayer with Matthew 9:35-38, discussing the ways God prepares His people to carry out His will on earth.

In this Thanksgiving message, John Strubhar takes a closer look at the psalmist's response to God's blessings found in Psalm 116.

Dr. John Strubhar looks at the account of Peter's prison escape in Acts 12:12-19 and asks: do you trust God as a last resort or a first source?

Prayer is not only profitable and powerful; it is painful. Pastor John looks at Jesus' experience in the garden of Gethsemane in Matthew 26:36-46 and the incredible example He set of submission to God's will.

Interim Pastor John Strubhar begins a new series entitled "Pursuing God in Prayer," beginning with Ephesians 3:14-21 and an important question: have you connected with God lately?

John Strubhar finishes his series "The Metrics of Grace" with a message in 2 Corinthians 5:14-21, discussing the great calling given to followers of Christ.

What should our lives look like when we’re saved by grace? Dr. John continues his series on the Metrics of Grace by looking at what it means to love God and one another, focusing on 1 John 4:7-12.

Continuing in his series "The Metrics of Grace," Dr. John looks at Psalm 139:1-6 as we look at how deeply God knows us -- and how that should grow in us a desire to know Him as well.

Continuing in our series "The Metrics of Grace," John Strubhar goes to 1 Peter 1:23-2:3 to discuss the incredible power of God's Word.

Dr. John continues his series on “The Metrics of Grace,” focusing this week on confession and repentance and taking us to James 5:16.

This week, Dr. John begins a series entitled "The Metrics of Grace," beginning with a discussion on worship: what characterizes authentic, God-honoring worship?

What does the true church of Jesus Christ look like? It's more than just a building, a denomination, or simply a positive cultural influence. John Strubhar looks at the early church of Acts 2 to discuss what a "high impact church" really looks like.

Mike Stambaugh finishes his mini-series on forgiveness, this week focusing on the parable demonstrating unforgiveness found in Matthew 18.

Mike Stambaugh continues his mini-series on forgiveness, taking a closer look this week at the very helpful and convicting parable found in Matthew 18.

Mike Stambaugh joins us again as he begins a short series on forgiveness. This week, he takes us to Matthew 18:21-35 to discuss why forgiveness is so important in the first place.

John Strubhar, a candidate from Interim Pastor Ministries, joins us today to speak on the topic of authentic prayer from Colossians 1.

"Each gift is important and essential, not only to you, but more importantly to the well being and growth of the church, the body of Christ." What does God want us to know about spiritual gifts? Mike Stambaugh takes a close look at what the Bible says and how that should inform the way we serve and live.