Calvary Presbyterian Church

Confronting Sin - 2 Samuel 12:1-14 - Pastor Tom Harr

When David is confronted with the depth of his sin and its consequences, he finds restoration through the work of God. To experience this same forgiveness, we need to understand the nature of sin and how our wrongs are removed from our record.

It Displeased the Lord - 2 Samuel 11 - Pastor Tom Harr

David’s sin is a reminder that each of us is capable of far worse than we often think.  But properly understood, this accentuates how good the good news really is.

God's Kindness - 2 Samuel 9 - Pastor Tom Harr

David fulfills a promise and blesses an outcast enemy. In his kindness, we see God’s.

Covenant Promise - 2 Samuel 7:8-17 - Pastor Tom Harr

God renews his covenant with his people by promising that a king will rule from David's house. This promise has short-term, long-term, and local implications. 

Transformative Hope - 1 Peter1:3-7 - Pastor Tom Harr

Calvary Presbyterian Church exists to celebrate and proclaim the eternal life, transformative hope, and unshakable joy that is found only in Jesus. This year, on Vision Sunday, we examine the second of these three principles: transformative hope.

Kingdom Presence - 2 Samuel 6:1-15 - Pastor Tom Harr

The presence of God is the unifying and sustaining characteristic of God’s Kingdom. In the Ark of the LORD, we see both the holiness of God and the blessing of his presence.

Kingdom United - 2 Samuel 5 -Pastor Tom Harr

Those submitting to the rightful rule of King Jesus are guaranteed ultimate victory.

"The Kingdom Comes" - 2 Sam. 2:1-11, 3:1 - Pastor Tom Harr

God often seems obscure and remote from daily circumstances. But he comes with authority and his sincere offer of peace should not be rejected. 

A Polarizing Birth - Matthew 2:1-20 - Rev. David Lindberg

The different responses to Jesus' birth (worshipping wiseman vs. the killing king) are the same responses to the message of Jesus we see in our own lives. And it tells us a great deal about ourselves, our needs, and God's provision for us in Jesus. 

Not Ashamed to Call You Brothers - Heb. 2:8-15 - Rev. Brent Kilman

In Hebrews 2:11 we see a bold declaration to us in the Incarnation of Jesus Christ that he is not ashamed to call us brothers! This is good news and it empowers our life in Christ. 

 

Brent Kilman is an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) who currently serves as the Campus Minister of Reformed University Fellowship at Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ.