Calvary Georgetown Divide » All Sermons Jay McCarl

The great Apostle Paul—Pharisee, missionary, evangelist, agitator—was tasked by God to preach the gospel to Europe. His first audience? Less than ten women praying by a river. But as you read this, if you’re a Christian today, it’s proof that no ministry to anyone is too small… (Introduction, Part 2)

Pastor Jay begins an intimate look into Paul’s great letter to the Philippian church. This week: how Paul got there was amazing; what happened next seemed so small—and it changed the course of history…

When Nehemiah was out of town, his enemies took advantage. But when he discovered the treachery, he prayed, cleared out their houses and cleaned their clocks. A fitting conclusion to one of the most powerful missions in the Bible. (Neh. 13)

The disciples had just returned from a week of powerful ministry. Jesus, however, seemed to pour cold water on their rejoicing—and for a very, very good reason… (Luke 10:17-24)

Pastor Jay’s Revelation series concludes with the question of what Jesus really meant by ‘hot, cold and lukewarm’. The answer isn’t what you think: an admonishment to His church and pastors everywhere about their supreme duty to each other and to the whole world…

The Philadelphian church was under attack by ‘the synagogue of Satan’—who did great damage. Who were they? What did they do—and what did Jesus do about them? And what about those Philadelphian Christians—how did they overcome? Here’s the untold story…