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Calvary Wallingford
Calvary Wallingford believes first and foremost Christians are learners, disciples, focused on knowing our God. Therefore we study the Bible because it tells us about God, about his ways, about his character, and especially about his plan of salvation and his call for us to follow in his mission. For more information visit www.calvarywallingford.com.
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The messages to seven churches in Revelation 2 and 3 are really messages to all churches.
We get a clear picture of how David's life experiences shaped his view of God from this song of David's.
A comparison of the failures of Saul and of David, and what a difference the heart attitude makes.
The Kingdom of Heaven is not just after we die, but is here and now. Guest speaker Mark Wilke helps us explore what this means.
Dr. Titus Kennedy examines the archeological evidence supporting the Christmas story and the incarnation of Jesus.
What is the significance of Jesus turning the water into wine at the wedding in Cana? Why did John choose this as Jesus' first sign?
What was the idol that stole Saul's heart and left him so bent on getting rid of David even at the expense of family?
We as humans need friendships, but not just any friendships; we need covenant, sacramental friendships.
Jamison Ausburn teaches from 2 Corinthians 3 where we see that God’s workmanship is sufficient to transform us from one glory to a greater one.
Many sermons will tell you to be like David and face your giants, but are we really David in this story?
Many sermons will tell you to be like David and face your giants, but are we really David in this story?
We look at the anointing of David to be king, and see Jesus in this story just as we should strive to see Him in all of the Bible.
Samuel was an intermediary for Israel, and similarly we have an even greater advocate in Jesus.
Samuel was an intermediary for Israel, and similarly we have an even greater advocate in Jesus.
Nathan Hartman teaches what the Bible says about finances and gives insight into applying it in our lives.
Samuel was an intermediary for Israel, and similarly we have an even greater advocate in Jesus.