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The life of faith is not sustained by mountaintop moment but by learning to hear and follow his voice in the quiet. Don’t measure your faith by what you feel, but rather receive God’s grace in your weakness.Join us in person each Sunday at 10:00 am at 2458 St Frances Drive.The digital bulletin can be found here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/bulletinIf you are interested in learning more about Calvary, want to connect with us, or interested in learning more, visit  https://calvaryburlington.ca/connect-cardTo support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world with the Gospel of Jesus, click here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/give

We celebrate the resurrection by looking at Romans 6:5-11 to see that we are united with Christ and His story becomes our story (v. 5), we are freed from sin and our old life has been broken (vv. 6–7), and we are alive to God and our new life has begun (vv. 8–11)

Life doesn’t always go as planned, does it? Plans can fall apart, health can take a turn for the worse, finances can tighten, and relationships can change. Sometimes, we look up and wonder, “Where is God in all of this?”Over the next four weeks, we’re going to explore the book of Ruth together. It’s a short story in the Old Testament, but it’s packed with huge hope. Ruth starts with famine, loss, and deep bitterness. Naomi feels empty. Ruth is a foreign widow with no security and no clear future. But quietly, steadily, God is working.In our work, in our home, in our conversations, and in our everyday discipleship,Ruth shows us that God’s providence is often subtle, but never absent. He is with us. He works through everyday faithfulness. He provides a redeemer. He restores what feels lost. And in the end, this small, familiar story becomes part of a much bigger one—leading to King David, and ultimately to Jesus, our Saviour.This series will remind us that no season is wasted in God’s hands. Your life and troub

Life doesn’t always go as planned, does it? Plans can fall apart, health can take a turn for the worse, finances can tighten, and relationships can change. Sometimes, we look up and wonder, “Where is God in all of this?”Over the next four weeks, we’re going to explore the book of Ruth together. It’s a short story in the Old Testament, but it’s packed with huge hope. Ruth starts with famine, loss, and deep bitterness. Naomi feels empty. Ruth is a foreign widow with no security and no clear future. But quietly, steadily, God is working.In our work, in our home, in our conversations, and in our everyday discipleship,Ruth shows us that God’s providence is often subtle, but never absent. He is with us. He works through everyday faithfulness. He provides a redeemer. He restores what feels lost. And in the end, this small, familiar story becomes part of a much bigger one—leading to King David, and ultimately to Jesus, our Saviour.This series will remind us that no season is wasted in God’s hands. Your life and troub

How do you explain the Trinity? Is is like an egg? A clover? Sorry -- that's modalism. God exists in perfect Tri-unity. He is both One God and Three Persons, and we worship Him as such.

We cannot earn our way into God's grace.

Who is Jesus—really? Lots of people admire Him, respect Him, or see Him as a great teacher. But Scripture goes far further than that. John 1 shows us that Jesus isn’t simply close to God or similar to God… He is God. In this message, we’ll explore why that truth matters for your faith, your worship, and your everyday life. Knowing who Jesus truly is changes everything.

Christmas invites us to slow down and recognise why Jesus came. God promised a Saviour who would be our Prophet, Priest, and King — and Jesus fulfils every part of that promise. A Prophet speaks God’s truth, a Priest brings us into God’s presence, and a King leads with strength and compassion.In this series, we’re exploring each of these roles and how they shape our faith today. Last week, we reflected on Jesus as our Prophet — the Word made flesh, revealing God with clarity and grace. This week, we turn to Jesus as our Priest, the one who makes a way for us to draw near to God.If you’re longing for hope, direction, or a renewed sense of God’s nearness, this series is for you. Join us as we look to Jesus together.Join us in person each Sunday at 10:00 am at 2458 St Frances Drive.The digital bulletin can be found here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/bulletinIf you are interested in learning more about Calvary, want to connect with us, or interested in learning more, visit https://calvaryburlington.ca/connect-ca

From the prophets to the sacrifices to the promise of a coming king, the Old Testament builds a picture of the one who would save God’s people. This series traces how Jesus fulfils every part of that picture as our Prophet, Priest, and King, and why that changes the way we follow Him today.Jesus didn’t only bring a message from God — He showed us who God is. This week we look at Jesus as our Prophet, the one who speaks truth with authority and brings light into the world. See how His coming fulfils God’s promise to send a greater prophet who would reveal His heart to His people.Join us in person each Sunday at 10:00 am at 2458 St Frances Drive.The digital bulletin can be found here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/bulletinIf you are interested in learning more about Calvary, want to connect with us, or interested in learning more, visit https://calvaryburlington.ca/connect-cardTo support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world with the Gospel of Jesus, click here: https://calvary

Haggai a small book that packs a big punch! The people had returned from exile and, rather than obeying God’s call to build up God’s house, they chose the comfort of their surroundings. In this message you'll be challenged to recentre your life on God, return to Him in obedience, and rediscover the joy of His presence. 

Today we finish off our study of 1 Thessalonians by looking at the benediction to the letter. Paul has a lot to say to the church, and God uses it to speak to us today.

God calls His people to honour, encourage, and live joyfully togetherJoin us in person each Sunday at 10:00 am at 2458 St Frances Drive.The digital bulletin can be found here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/bulletinIf you are interested in learning more about Calvary, want to connect with us, or interested in learning more, visit https://calvaryburlington.ca/connect-cardTo support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world with the Gospel of Jesus, click here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/give

Join us in person each Sunday at 10:00 am at 2458 St Frances Drive.The digital bulletin can be found here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/bulletinIf you are interested in learning more about Calvary, want to connect with us, or interested in learning more, visit https://calvaryburlington.ca/connect-cardTo support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world with the Gospel of Jesus, click here: https://calvaryburlington.ca/give