Calvary: the Hill Sermons The Pastors of Calvary: the Hill

This is the moment - when the God of the universe invades humanity. What does it look like? How does he do it? What is our part in it? We'll see that God both sovereignly steps in and yet graciously partners with us in a scary invitation to participate. Will you?

What if Christian singleness were more than a curse of loneliness for the sake of the Gospel? Discover how Jesus invited his people to consider singless for the sake of those on the margins while also experiencing life-giving connection among the family of believers.

Buried in Matthew's genealogy of Jesus we find a theology of God's sovereign mercy, justice, and faithfulness over the long haul. He has truly told, and is telling, a long story of human redemption.

Matthew, a book that concludes with a forward reach to the end of time, begins by reaching back to the beginning of the book of Genesis. According to Matthew, Jesus fulfills all the hopes and dreams of Israel, and provides the only solid hope for everyone else.

The story of Jesus on the road to Emmaus must have claim to be the finest scene Luke ever sketched. It's a story that parallels so much of what the Christian life is like; offering hope, community, and unexpected support that leads to finally seeing Jesus in the most difficult places along the road of life.

John's account of the resurrection chronicles three very different snapshots of the eyewitnesses: the grieving Mary, the fearful disciples, and the doubting Thomas. What about us? How does the resurrection impact us when we're grieving, fearful, or doubting?