Calvary Chapel Anne Arundel - Sunday Services

Looking at the News and Prophecy and seeing that things are not falling apart, but falling right in place as the scriptures said they would.

A Special Christmas Eve Message

Summary: Known as the “corrupt church”, as they did not just tolerate sin, they fully embraced it. Thyatira means “continual sacrifice”, and God gives the unveiling on how they, and us, can live the God-Life, a life that is a sweet fragrance to the Lord, and the world.

Summary: The Church of Smyrna is known for being the persecuted church, a church suffering tribulation, but….. that remained faithful to the end. There is a power in a believer’s life that is unstoppable, cannot be overcome, that says…… even in the storm, I will still praise You Lord.

Summary: The Church of Ephesus will go down in history as being known as the church (and individuals) that left their first love. Could that be us, could that be you today? Here is the vital point! They did not know it or notice it, even in the midst of all their good works and activities, the Lord had to speak to them to expose it. We would all do well, to hear this Word from the Lord today, and...

Summary: God gives a divine outline for this book in our passage today, because He wants to “Reveal It – Unveil It”, it is anything but hidden. Once we see the 3 points of the outline, the Book becomes very easy to follow and unlock. Join us for the overview of Revelation, in one study!

Summary: The only physical description of Jesus in the New Testament is found in our verses today. For us all, see “The Glorified Christ”, and our vision will be clear on all things and everything.

Summary: Today passage John will hear the voice of God, and then “turned to see” the wonderful revelation of Jesus Christ. The Shepherds in Bethlehem “turned to see”, the Wise Men from the East “turned to see”, and Moses in the wilderness “turned to see”; and to all that did, they were gifted a deeper revelation of God. Today’s study, we get to “turn and see”.

Summary: This week we finish, what we began studying last week that the tendency when studying the Book of Revelation is to get to the what “John saw” regarding the unveiling of the Last Days, and they are very troubling sights indeed, So before God unfolds the book before us He brings words of comfort to His children so that they may fear not, and trust His sovereignty, and His Love.  

Summary: The tendency when studying the Book of Revelation is to get to the what “John saw” regarding the unveiling of the Last Days, and they are very troubling sights indeed, So before God unfolds the book before us He brings words of comfort to His children so that they may fear not, and trust His sovereignty, and His Love.  

Summary: The word revelation means to unveil, to make known, yet many people can think this book is hard to understand; on the contrary, the Lord’s whole purpose is for us to understand it (reveal it to us). So much so God promises us a blessing (1:3) if we read it. The Book of Revelation is the only book in the Bible that comes with such a promise. Join us as we get blessed and begin this verse-b...

Passage: Jude 1:1-7 Title: Contending (Protecting and Defending) the Faith Summary: For 2,000 years since Christ, there have been faithful saints who have contended (protected and defended) The Faith. They preserved “The Faith” for us, and now we have the same calling to protect and defend The Faith for the current and next generation. Jude gives us a great reminder of this calling.

Summary: The Apostle John speaks the joy of every parent, and that is seeing their children walking in the love and truth of the Lord. While this is true for every parent, it is also an expression of the joy our Heavenly Father has when we His children do the same. In our passage, the Lord will declare 5 things that when we do them brings Him joy. Join us as we look into the Heart of the Father.

Passage: 2 John 1-13 Title: The Guardians of the Gospel (Truth & Love) Summary: We often say “Truth and Love” need to be balanced, but for us it is when we combine them and weave them together as inseparable, that we find great and tremendous power in our walk with the Lord, and with all our personal relationships (marriage, family, friendships, and neighbors).