Calvary Burlington Online

Today begins a new series in which we will see that God calls us to engage with him and with the gospel message with both our head and our heart.

Scott Stein brings us the second message in this two-part special, How Can We Be Wise?

We are celebrating communion today as part of the service. Today's guest is Scott Stein. He's the Founder and President of Prepared to Answer (http://preparedtoanswer.org/​). Prepared to Answer seeks to serve and strengthen the body of Jesus Christ in Canada through equipping in the areas of Christian apologetics and worldview formation.

What happens when serving is tough, or when the people we are called to serve don't appreciate it? Jesus challenges believers to display a radical generosity that can help us accomplish the mission of making disciples and caring for people.

We have all been feeling the pain and discomfort from a lack of connection this year. Why? Because were created to be in community.

Do you struggle with your prayer life? You're not alone! This week we're looking more closely at Romans 12:12 and what it means to be a people of prayer. If we put into practice the 4 Core Habits of the Word, prayer, fellowship and service then what kind of disciples might we be five years from now? By God's grace we will enjoy a deeper intimacy with God and be more fervent in sharing our faith with others.

By God's grace, in 5 years from now, who does God want us to be? Anything worth doing in our spiritual walk with Christ requires intentionality. What we intentionally focus on will (by God’s grace) lead to growth. Today we'll explore how to become people of the Word

Are we thirsty for the kind of water that can satisfy our spiritual thirst? We are surrounded by so many things that can quench our thirst, yet so many people are so thirsty and feeling spiritually dehydrated.

Your troubles, and God's strength to meet them, both arrive at the same pace: One day at a time. Matthew 6:34

Join us as we celebrate Christmas together; God's gift of grace upon grace.

Jesus is our Emmanuel, our "God with us". But what does that mean? This series will look at how Jesus is approachable, accessible and available to us at all times, even in the midst of a pandemic. Join us live on YouTube Sundays at 10:00am or stream anytime to your device.

Jesus is our Emmanuel, our "God with us". But what does that mean? This series will look at how Jesus is approachable, accessible and available to us at all times, even in the midst of a pandemic. Note that there were a few small sound issues in the pre-sermon announcement time, but the full sound is available for the sermon. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Jesus is our Emmanuel, our "God with us". But what does that mean? This series will look at how Jesus is approachable, accessible and available to us at all times, even in the midst of a pandemic. Join us live on YouTube Sundays at 10:00am or stream anytime to your device.

Jesus is our Emmanuel, our "God with us". But what does that mean? This series will look at how Jesus is approachable, accessible and available to us at all times, even in the midst of a pandemic. Join us live on YouTube Sundays at 10:00am or stream anytime to your device.

Dysfunctional families don't serve each other. Looking at Mark 9, we'll learn to avoid the pitfalls of dysfunction in our families so that we can have healthy relationships.

Dysfunctional families don't talk about God. Looking at Deuteronomy 6, we'll learn to avoid the pitfalls of dysfunction in our families so that we can have healthy relationships.

Dysfunctional families don't provide for each other. Looking at 1 Timothy, we'll learn to avoid the pitfalls of dysfunction in our families so that we can have healthy relationships.

Why don't families put God first? Today we'll look at some of the reasons, and how we can prioritize to make God first in our families and first in our lives.

The Bible says, "Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved." What does that mean for me in 2020 today? Let's look at it together and discover the hope of Romans 9:30–10:13.

Let's look at Psalm 66 to see the ways we praise God together in community.