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Together in truth
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Good morning, everyone!
We’re gathered today to learn and cherish the Word of God and worship Him together. We’re so happy that you’re joining us!
Pastor Ralph leads us today in a sermon asking the question, how can we get to God?
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You can watch our service livestreams at 11 AM on Sundays on our Facebook page. The sermon will later be uploaded to YouTube and available on this page.
The one who makes it his daily business to eat daily from the tree of life, will have no appetite for other fruit, even though the tree that bears them seems to stand in the midst of paradise.
John Owen
Happy Sunday, church.
We continue to study the minor prophets of the Old Testament this morning, focusing on the Book of Jonah. We examine the surprising turns of the prophet’s story, which “confounds all human reason, calculation and expectation,” as Pastor Bodner puts it.
As we seek God’s purpose in our own lives, we seek also to learn more about the wisdom of God in all of its astounding power. May God give us hearts prepared to receive and trust in the truth of His Word, and worship the King it reveals.
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Psalm 98
Proverbs 9
Colossians 4
Jonah 3
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There is one political maxim which comforts me: “The Lord reigns.”
John Newton
We’re glad to gather this morning to worship our God and King.
Pastor Bodner leads us further in our study of Jonah this morning, considering his importance both in the context of his time and in the wider context of the whole Bible and the unified story of redemption that is told in its pages.
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Psalm 97
Proverbs 8
Colossians 3
Jonah 1:17-2:10
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True Christian liberty is not the power to live as we please but to live as we ought.
A.W. Pink
Happy Reformation Day!
Today is a day Protestant people and churches like Calvary remember and give thanks for the Reformation. On October 31, 1517, a law student-turned-monk called Martin Luther nailed 95 “theses” to the announcement board on the door of the church in Wittenberg (Germany). For many years, he had been struggling to understand God and how he, Martin, could be rightly related to Him. After years of intense, agonizing spiritual struggle and serious study of the Bible, these 95 Theses were Luther’s points of disagreement with the Holy Roman Catholic Church based on what he had read in the scriptures. He put forward his theses hoping to see Bible-based reforms in the doctrine and practices of the Church (which was the most powerful and wealthy institution in the world at that time). But God had other plans. Those 95 Theses became the starting point of a movement we now call the Reformation because it led to reforms in Christian doctrine and worship based on God’s Word, the Bible. And it also reformed European society, splitting Western Christianity into two branches: Catholic and Protestant. God worked through Martin Luther to change the world forever.
God worked through Jonah, too, to bring truth to darkness, and that is the subject of our sermon today, brought to us by Pastor Bodner. May we cherish the truth of God’s Word and seek Him for the courage to live boldly by it.
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Proverbs 7
Colossians 2
Jonah 1:1-16, focusing on 4-16
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This life therefore is not righteousness, but growth in righteousness, not health, but healing, not being but becoming, not rest but exercise. We are not yet what we shall be, but we are growing toward it, the process is not yet finished, but it is going on, this is not the end, but it is the road. All does not yet gleam in glory, but all is being purified.
Martin Luther
We’re glad to be here with you, Calvary.
It was voted by the members last week that Pastor Ralph will serve on a part-time basis while the church begins the process of searching for a new pastor. It’s our pleasure to have Pastor Ralph oreaching from the pulpit this morning for the first time since February.
Since a communion service will follow our morning worship today, Pastor Ralph takes this opportunity to ask: what is communion? What are we doing when we take part in communion? Who should take part, and why does it matter?
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1 Corinthians 11:17-34, focusing on verses 23-26.
You can watch our service livestreams at 11 AM on Sundays on our Facebook page. The sermon will later be uploaded to YouTube and available on this page.
We have to believe the most significant opportunity before us every day is the opportunity to sit at the feet of Jesus.
Kevin De Young
It’s a delight to be with you today, Calvary.
For the past few weeks, we have been looking at less well-known parts of the Old Testament and appreciating their place in the unified story of God’s Word, the Bible. Pastor Bodner takes us into the Book of Jonah today.
May God open our minds and hearts to the light of His Word.
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Proverbs 6
Colossians 1
Jonah 1:1-16 (3,10)
You can watch our service livestreams at 11 AM on Sundays on our Facebook page. The sermon will later be uploaded to YouTube and available on this page.
“It is a great mercy to us and to the world that we do not get all that we ask for in prayer.”
—John Piper
Good morning, Happy Sunday, and Happy Thanksgiving.
We’re finishing our look at the small but powerful Book of Haggai this morning. We have looked at how the book contains a call to:
The consequence of these sermons has been to broaden our understanding of God’s sovereignty and His saving purpose over:
We’re reminded that no matter how great or far-reaching our fear, God is greater still, and faith in Him casts out all fear.
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Proverbs 5
1 Peter 5
Haggai 2:20-23
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The secret of contentment is the realization that life is a gift, not a right. Next to faith this is the highest art – to be content with the calling in which God has placed you.
Martin Luther
Good morning, church. We’re going to spend this morning thinking and praying about missions.
We’re fortunate to have Bill Ball of the Slavic Gospel Association (SGA) speaking with us this morning. Calvary has supported the SGA for more than ten years, and it’s been our privilege to have Bill present yearly updates to us about the mission’s work in Russia and other Slavic countries.
Please join us in praying for the important work they’re doing, and for the lives they’re impacting with the hope and light of God’s love.
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If sinners be damned, at least let them leap to hell over our bodies. If they will perish, let them perish with our arms about their knees. Let no one go unwarned and unprayed for.
—C.H. Spurgeon
Good morning, Calvary family.
It’s always a good day when we get to worship God together, and we look forward to doing that with you today, whether it’s in-person, online, or both! We have so much to be thankful for. May we be increasingly mindful of the countless blessings God showers on us and be constantly seeking ways to honour Him with our lives by being a blessing to others.
We’re continuning in the lesser-known parts of the Bible today; more details about Pastor Bodner’s sermon for this morning will be posted later.
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Proverbs 4
1 Peter 4
Haggai 2:10-19
You can watch our service livestreams at 11 AM on Sundays on our Facebook page. The sermon will later be uploaded to YouTube and available on this page.
God is always doing 10,000 things in your life and you may be aware of three of them.
John Piper
Good morning, Calvary family. We’re glad you’re here.
We return to less appreciated parts of the Bible this morning, looking at the Book of Haggai as we purpose to savour all of God’s Word and seek to better understand our Heavenly Father.
May God bless our worship together.
Online giving information is available here.
You can watch our service livestreams at 11 AM on Sundays on our Facebook page.
Proverbs 3
1 Peter 3
Haggai 2:1-9
If your goals don’t require God to act, your goals are too trivial.
Tony Reinke