Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God, and the Glory Revealed
February 8, 2026 • Char Brodersen
In Mark 15, we witness Jesus accomplish his Messianic mission. We see that his way is the way of the cross, the way of self-sacrifice. We see our Savior fulfill Isaiah 53, taking up our pain, bearing our suffering—stricken, afflicted, pierced for our transgressions, led as a sheep to the slaughter. But it is in his death that God’s glory is revealed.
Listen as Char Brodersen invites us into the story of Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God, and the Glory Revealed.
First Thursday Gathering: Loving Community Panel
February 5, 2026
In today's gathering, we heard from various women in our ministry about what it means to live in and be a loving community.
The Trial and Confession of Jesus and His Disciple
February 1, 2026 • Char Brodersen
This week, we return to Mark 14, a weighty passage where we watch as Jesus stands his ground in the face of the most powerful religious men on the earth, testifying to his true identity with boldness and confidence, all the while knowing the fate that awaits him. Listen as Char Brodersen teaches on the trial of Jesus.
The God Who Is Known
January 29, 2026 • robin lewis • Exodus 3:13–15
As we begin our study on “The God Who Has A Name”, Robin kicks us off by diving into the name that God gave when He revealed Himself to Moses: “I AM WHO I AM”. Explaining to us the full, beautiful meaning of each consonant in His name, “YHWH”, Robin reminded us that this name points to a God who is fully active and present in the past, here and now, and in the future.
Baptism Sunday
January 25, 2026
This past Sunday, we witnessed powerful stories of new life in Christ as brothers and sisters publicly declared their faith through baptism. Each step into the water was a reminder of God’s grace at work—lives transformed, faith made visible, and hope renewed.
The God Who Has A Name
January 22, 2026
In today’s message, Hannah Colt introduces our new study, “The God Who Has A Name”. She gives us a flyover view of each coming study as we focus on nine names of God. Through all the different facets of His name, it can be easy to feel lost, but His name is simple and unchanging. YHWH is the God who sees His people, sees our brokenness, and says “I will stand them back up again!"
Jesus with the Loathed, the Lowest, and the Lost
January 18, 2026 • Richard Cimino
There is nothing more beautiful than seeing the ways God calls people to himself—and just as beautiful is watching those he calls walk in true repentance. As we study the story of Levi the tax collector, better known as Matthew, we see how Jesus calls the loathed, the lowest, and the lost. Listen or watch as Richard Cimino teaches from Luke 5.
The Garden and the Testing of Disciples
January 11, 2026 • Char Brodersen
In this chapter, Mark presents Jesus as the One who is completely faithful—the true model of discipleship in the face of the deepest darkness and greatest difficulty. Listen as Char Brodersen teaches through this heavy and sobering passage, raising important questions for us as disciples:
What spiritual practices and preparations are we making for a life marked by uncertainty, trials, scarcity, and even persecution? And when those moments come, will we be able to endure, faithfully hold fast to Jesus, and continue to follow him?
The Jesus Meal
January 4, 2026 • Char Brodersen
This week, Char Brodersen teaches from Mark 14:12–26—a weighty passage in which Jesus eats the Passover meal with his disciples and reveals there is a betrayer in their midst. Yet this is also a deeply beautiful moment, as Jesus institutes communion, giving us a powerful picture of what our Savior was about to accomplish for the sake of the world and a looking forward to what this sacrament means for us today. Listen and be encouraged by your belovedness in Christ.
Praying the Lord's Prayer
December 28, 2025 • Char Brodersen
The Lord’s Prayer is more than words we recite—it’s a pattern that shapes the life of a disciple. As we step into a new year, may this prayer become a formative rhythm for us, shaping how we live, love, and follow Jesus together as a church family.
Christmas Eve 2025
December 24, 2025
Sacred: set aside as holy. This word best describes our Christmas Eve gathering and the end of Calvary's Advent season. Whether you were able to join us or not, we invite you to spend some time reflecting on the beauty of Advent and the coming of Jesus.
The God Who Is Salvation
December 21, 2025 • Char Brodersen
Advent isn’t simply about looking back or looking forward. It is living today and each day with an expectation that the Living Jesus will meet us in our needs, in our struggles, and in our grief. He will bring us peace and hope as we await his final salvation and deliverance. Listen as Char Brodersen closes out our Advent series with a message on the God who is salvation—the God who brings us home.
The God Who Is Promised
December 14, 2025 • Jordan Taylor
What do we do when a wonderful season like Christmas meets us with complex issues? When loss and tragedy are thrust upon us? When frustration and grief hit us like a wave? When circumstances feel so overwhelming, we don’t know how we’ll overcome them? We fall back on this truth: God is with us, and he is faithful to his Word. Listen as Jordan Taylor teaches on "The God Who Is Promised."
The God Who Is Named
December 7, 2025
This message traces the long-awaited promise of God through 42 generations, all leading to the moment he takes on a name—Jesus—to bring salvation to the world. Be encouraged as you see how God’s character, authority, and love are wrapped up in the name he chose for himself. Take a moment to listen, as Hannah Colt shares from Matthew 1 on "The God Who Is Named."
Women's Christmas Coffee 2025
December 6, 2025
Our 2025 Women’s Christmas Coffee was truly beautiful. Nearly 700 women joined us on Saturday to shop the Marketplace, enjoy delicious treats, and savor warm, seasonal drinks.
But the true highlights of the morning were the Spirit-led worship of our King and the message from Professor Carmen Joy Imes. Carmen unfolded the richness of the gospel through Isaiah 9:6, reminding us that Advent reorients our hearts, renews our hope, and invites us to release our burdens to the God Who Has a Name—and that name is Jesus.
If you missed the event, we invite you to listen in. And if you were with us, enjoy revisiting the program and reliving the beauty of the day.
The God Who Is with Us
November 30, 2025 • Richard Cimino
As we enter Advent, we remember this truth at the center of our hope—Jesus is Immanuel, God with us. Before Bethlehem, before Creation itself, God’s heart has always been “with-ness.” The God who eternally exists in loving communion—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—moved toward us to bring us back into his presence.
Listen as Pastor Richard Cimino begins our Advent series, "The God Who Is."
The Beginning of the Passion of Jesus Messiah
November 23, 2025 • Char Brodersen
In this week’s passage, the religious leaders are scheming while Jesus is reclining. Our Savior knows what is coming, and we will see in the narrative both his passivity and his sovereignty over all that is about to transpire.
But the thing that stands out the most in this story is Mark's presentation of Jesus, God’s Passover lamb, given for us to bring salvation and redemption to the world.
Watch as Char Brodersen teaches on the Beginning of the Passion.
Jesus At The End
November 20, 2025
In our final message of “Jesus In Between”, Hannah Colt takes us through the story of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection. This is the ultimate transformative encounter, a reordering of reality for the people of God, and an invitation to move forward—knowing that our risen King has gone ahead of us.
The Tale of Two Temples and the Way of Faithfulness
November 16, 2025 • Char Brodersen
Chapter 13 is one of the most challenging passages in the Gospel of Mark. It bridges two significant sections, pointing us toward two endings: the end of the temple and the end of Jesus.
Jesus is speaking of destruction and end-times events, but he gives his disciples a place of confidence and absolute permanence. Jesus and his words are the only things that will stand and are absolutely certain in this world. Hold fast to him. He will never fail.
The Women At The End
November 13, 2025 • Mark 16:1–8, Mark 14:1–9, Mark 15:40, Mark 15:47
In today's message, Nicolette Walker pointed us to the example of passionate devoted worship to Jesus shown through the women who worshiped him before His crucifixion, were faithful to him during Him crucifixion, and served him even after He had been crucified. The lives of these women had all been transformed by Jesus, and they followed Him to the very end. In the same way, may the transformation that Jesus has brought to our lives compel us to devotion to and passion for Him.
YHWH Visits the Temple, the Teachers, and the Treasury
November 9, 2025 • Char Brodersen
What Gets God’s Attention?
As we come to the end of Mark chapter 12, we witness a beautiful moment in Jesus’ ministry. In the midst of crowds and commotion, he draws his disciples’ attention to an act of faith—one that might easily be overlooked, both then and now. Listen as Char Brodersen unpacks this scene and invites us to consider what truly gets God’s attention.
