Calvary Bible Church-NH

In this next part of Jude, we study how to identify apostates, what their fate is, and how to protect ourselves and others from such apostasy.

Today we study the primary purpose of Jude's letter: what it means to contend for the faith.

Today we begin our study in Jude by reading the whole letter together, and taking a look at the general background and theme.

Today we take a Sunday to study the Holy Spirit: two problems we have, and three truths that we need to truly understand.

As we conclude our study of Jonah, we see how important it is to share God's heart for the salvation of others, and how God is asking us to trust and follow Him, even if we don't understand.

As we study Jonah 3, we see how God gives second chances, how God's Word can change an entire population, how serious sin truly is, and a reminder that our salvation is through faith in the atoning work of Jesus.

As we continue our study of Jonah, we see the importance of prayer, taking responsibility for the consequences of our sin, and the grace of God.

As we begin our study in Jonah, we read through the book together as a church, and study the introduction: God's directive, Jonah's rebellion, God's correction, and even the sailors' repentance.

As we finish our study of Habakkuk, we reflect on God's faithfulness throughout history, which builds confidence for the present and future work of God.

As we study God's response to Habakkuk in chapter 2, we see God's guarantee of His actions, and how we must live by faith by surrendering to God's plan and resting in His faithfulness.

Continuing in the book of the prophet Habakkuk, we study his frustrations and theological questions as we focus on the sovereign workings of God.

As we begin our verse-by-verse exposition of Habakkuk, we take a look at Habakkuk's first complaints, and God's response.

Today we begin our study in Habakkuk - Living By Faith In A Messed Up World. Join us for our reading service, as we read the book of Habakkuk together as a church.

As we wrap up our Christmas series, we study our new identity, and how we are accepted, secure, and significant thanks to the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Join us for a look at Luke 2 as we consider the humble beginnings of the Savior here on Earth, and how just as those of old lived in expectancy of the birth of Christ, we should live in expectancy of His return.

As we begin the Christmas season, we examine the imperfect world that the perfect Savior entered, and how the gift of the Savior was needed, planned, and our blessing.

Today we study the person, the provision, and the protection of Jesus, and how true thankfulness to Him is worship.

As we enter the Thanksgiving season, we turn to Psalm 103 to study what it means to have a lifestyle of praise and thanksgiving, regardless of our current circumstances.

As we conclude the book of Ephesians, we study the battleground of the spiritual life, focusing on the victory that Christ has already secured.

Paul Seger, our keynote speaker at our Missions Conference this year, talks about John's letter to Gaius (3 John), and what it means to send missionaries on their journey.

Today we look at Paul's teachings on child/parent relationships and master/slave relationships and learn about the background of slavery in the Roman Empire.

Today we look at Paul's teachings on how a husband and wife are to live out their marriage and the theological truth behind it.

Continuing in the letter to the church in Ephesus, today we will consider Paul's admonitions about walking carefully with wisdom and living a Spirit-filled life. // Small Group Questions What did God teach you through this passage and sermon? Share the work of God in your heart with the group. What questions did this passage and sermon raise in your mind? What are some things that could cloud our...

Today we study what it means to walk in the light: combat selfish desires, live no lies, and examine our own heart, mind, and soul. // Small Group Questions 1. What did God teach you through this passage and message? Share the work of God in your heart with the group. 2. What questions did this passage and sermon raise in your mind? 3. What does it look like for you to combat selfish desires with...