Calvary San Diego

In this week we look at the importance of learning to "be" in the state of life that God has us in right now. The grass really is NOT greener on the other side. Join us as we look at the kingdom of God and how it intersects with our relationships.

Join us this week as Paul begins to answer questions that the Corinthians were asking. We get great insight to issues like marriage, singleness and divorce. It might be different than you imagine!

Join us this week as we talk about lawsuits and sex! What a bizarre combination right? In this message Paul answers a fundamental principle: What is "allowed" may not be good for me. Each of us has to ask the Lord what is His best for our lives, especially in the gray areas. Enjoy the message!

This week Paul looks at at unbelievable situation in the Church. There was sin in the church but that wasn't the biggest problem because all of us are sinners. What was worse was that the Corinthians had a false idea of grace- so they thought they were being gracious by doing nothing. Join us as we look at tolerance, narrow mindedness and the Bible.

This week we will talk about servanthood, success and failure from God's perspective.

“All for one and one for all, united we stand divided we fall.” The Three Musketeers In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul is addressing the differences between a carnal person and a spiritual person. What he writes might surprise you! Join us as we dig in to this unique and challenging chapter of the Bible.

Wisdom/foolishness Strength/weakness God uses these words to help us understand His message, His wisdom, His people. Join us as we look at the other side of wisdom.

Join us as we begin a series in the letter of 1 Corinthians. In this study we will consider the chaos of an orchestra tuning to playing the masterpiece of a composer. The Church is made up of many instruments that alone won't produce music but in tune to the Cross we are a part of God's music.

In our end of the year message, we look at what Paul means in Philippians 3:12-14 by forgetting the things of our past and press on towards what God has for our future.

Check out our 2019 year-end review