East Bay Calvary Church

Joe Castañeda from Crossroads Farm ministries joins us today to look at a very compelling story found in Mark 5.

When our "ideal" plan changes, it's easy to become impatient. Guest speaker Aaron Wylie takes us to James 5:7-11 to dig into the wisdom that the Bible offers on patience in our difficult seasons.

Ken Rudolph joins us this week to discuss Romans 1:16-17 - why we shouldn't be ashamed of the gospel, but instead why it should be the center of our lives. Learn more about Lake Ann Camp's ministries here: lakeanncamp.com/about/

Do you feel like you've lost your "first love" for Jesus? Guest speaker Mike Stambaugh takes us to Revelation 2:1-7 to look at the letter to the church of Ephesus, and we find relevant reminders and next steps for our own walks with Jesus.

Pastor Jonathan Mast joins us from Valley Church in Paden City, West Virginia, taking us to Joshua 24 to talk about Joshua's last words to the Israelites. Learn more about Valley Church's ministries here: valleychurchwv.com

Guest speaker Mike Stambaugh finishes his three-week series on Psalm 46.

Guest speaker Mike Stambaugh joins us again with part two of his series on Psalm 46.

Guest speaker Pastor Mike Stambaugh, retired from First Baptist Church, joins us today to begin a three-week series on Psalm 46.

Pastor Tim Manzer from New Hope Community Church joins us as a guest speaker this morning.

Pastor Joe Castañeda from Crossroads Farm ministries joins us as a guest speaker today. Learn more about this ministry here: www.crossroadsfarm.org

Pastor Reist takes us to the book of Joshua, focusing specifically on chapters 5 and 6, as we discuss spiritual warfare: what does God want to accomplish through the battles in our lives, and what should be our response?

Pastor Reist goes to Mark 4:35-41 to talk about storms in our lives: why does God allow them, and how should we respond?

This week, Pastor Brian takes us back to the first message he spoke here at East Bay. Centered on the text of Isaiah 40:12-22, we ask these questions: how big is God, and what does this mean for us?

As we wrap up our Set Free series, Pastor Brian takes us to the book of Jonah to see how God calls rescued people to rescue others.

This Easter, as we celebrate a moveable stone in front of the tomb, we remember the reality of a steady life is based upon the immoveable rock that’s to be our foundation for living: Jesus. Pastor Brian looks at Matthew 7:24-29 on this Resurrection Sunday as he asks: is your foundation in Jesus?

On this Palm Sunday, Pastor Brian begins a short Easter series he has entitled "Set Free." This week, we turn to Galatians 5 to see what being set free by Jesus really looks like in our lives.

Fear. It's something that we all experience, but it isn’t necessarily bad. In fact, a big step of maturity is learning to fear what we should fear and learning to not fear what we shouldn’t fear. This morning, Pastor Reist looks at what Scripture says about fear as he discusses one fear in particular: the fear of man.

"When God says 'no,' there may not be any sin involved, but there’s always His sovereignty involved." Pastor Brian takes us to 2 Samuel 7 to look at how David responded when God said "no." When His plans are different than ours, how do we react? What does God call us to do?

Sometimes we don’t like the commands God gives. “Why would He require such things of me?" we say. This week, Pastor Brian looks at the story of Uzzah and the Ark of the Covenant in 2 Samuel 6 to learn some very important lessons about God's character and His holiness.

We as humans are not the best promise keepers. However, we serve a God who is! Pastor Brian takes us to 2 Samuel 2-3 to see how God always keeps His word.

As we enter 2 Samuel and hit the halfway mark in our study on David, Pastor Brian takes us back through the main lessons we've learned along the way.

What does bitterness really accomplish? And what can freedom from bitterness look like in our lives? Pastor Brian heads to the example of David (and ultimately Christ) in 2 Samuel 1 to answer these questions.

What do you do when you lose hope? Where do you turn? This week, Pastor Brian takes us to 1 Samuel 30 to talk about the strength David found in God in a hopeless time — a strength we can find, too.

On this Sportsmen’s Banquet weekend, Jim Vansteenhouse — known as the Bear Man — joins us to share his incredible testimony and the ways God has redeemed his life, both physically and spiritually. Learn more about Bear Man Ministries at thebearman.com

This week, Pastor Brian goes to 1 Samuel 28 to look at a very peculiar encounter. Saul finds himself far from God and seeks spiritual counsel elsewhere, and we learn how disobedience and farness from God takes us to some dangerous places.