Calvary Baptist Church (Moultrie, GA): Recent Episodes
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In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the first 6 verses of the final chapter of Hebrews. In doing so, we read some final exhortations that the author tells all Christians, cemented with this idea: that God will never leave us or forsake us.
In this week's sermons, we look at the application from last week's text in 1 Corinthians 7. In doing so, we see how God made marrieds and singles to interact in the church.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through 1 Corinthians 7. In this lengthy section, he walks through what it means for a Christian to be single and wholly devoted to the Lord. He argues that this is not some spiritual gift that God gives a few people, but a gift that God gives all people at some point in their lives.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through 1 Samuel 8 where we see the people demand a king in hopes that it will bring the change they need. In these people we can see the human desire to replace God, and why God actually gives us a better substitute than the ones we think we long for.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the warning passage of Hebrews. In this passage, we learn to take hope in our Savior Jesus Christ, who has better things for us and is able to sustain us even in words of warning.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through 1 Samuel 5-6 and God's dealings with the Philistines. In doing so, we see a reflection of our own dealings with God and how if the Lord is strong enough to defend himself, he can also defend us.
in this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the bloodiness of the Old Testament and how it shadows the blood which Jesus would ultimately shed on our behalf one day.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Hebrews chapter 8 and how Jesus Christ is the guarantor of a better covenant, one that is built on better promises and equips the Christian to live a life full of love for others and devotion to God.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David rejoins us to teach us 1 Samuel chapter 4. In it, we read out God is the one who chooses to take the shame of the Israelites. However, we notice this would not be the last time God would ever take the shame of his people.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Hebrews 8 and why Jesus Christ is the inaugurator of a better covenant, one that is built on better promises.
After a few months break from the series, Pastor David joins us again to walk through the unusual narrative of 1 Samuel. In this week's sermon, we hear how those who walk with Yahweh have always felt the beautiful freedom of the Word of God, but also its unique weigh.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David makes his return after a few months away and teaches on Psalm 119 and the Christian's need for the Word of the Lord.
In this week's sermon, we hear from Pastor Josh who walks us through how God has made us emotional beings and how through the Gospel he restores us to be able to display them and control them.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh rounds out the first warning passage in the book of Hebrews. In it, we are encouraged to be warned even as we pursue the Lord.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through one of the most controversial texts in the Bible -- the main warning passage in Hebrews.
In this week's sermon, guest speaker Brandon Cook shows us the importance of seeking and knowing the Lord through our praise and all of life.
In this week's sermons, Pastor Josh takes us through this section of Hebrews where we learn the heart-melting reasons why Jesus is our sympathetic High Priest, able to hold us throughout our lives til the very end.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the last part of Hebrews 4. In this section, we read how Jesus Christ sees through all human pretensions and false righteousnesses. Every human being stands naked before him.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Hebrews 3 and one of the great warning passages in the Bible. In it, we see the character of sin and its deceitful ways. Hearing this warning, the Christian should fight with all his might with the strength God has given them in the Gospel.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Hebrews 3 where Jesus Christ builds a house better than the house of Moses. In this, we see human being's love for dividing into personality cults and to look to anything and everything but Jesus Christ. However, it is in Jesus that we find our true hope for salvation.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Hebrews 2 and how Jesus Christ is unashamedly our High Priest. Because of this role, the Christian can come in confidence before God, knowing that he will be heard.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks through the past year and what we have learned through this pandemic. We've learned not just things about ourselves, but things about God during this time. In working His own providence through the pandemic, the Lord is calling us to press on both in our love for the Good News and our evangelism in it as well.
In this week's sermon, one of the dear brothers in our congregation, Shane Wiley, shares with us from Romans 3:21-26. This text, called by some the greatest text in all the Bible, pulls the curtain back so that we can see God's plan and working in our salvation.
In this week's Easter sermon, Pastor Josh continues to walk us through the book of Hebrews. Here, he highlights how Jesus the Christ tasted death for us and the implications that has for us.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh sheds light on one of the most controversial passages in Hebrews, where he warns the Christians not to forsake what they have heard.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through the last part of 1 Samuel 2. In this text, we hear the whispers of a great priest that God would one day bring. While we might be quick to heap condemnation on the priests in this chapter, at the end we will see we are not so different than they.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks through the introduction to Hebrews. The author shows how Jesus is better than the angels because his message was superior to those. In hearing this, the Christian can be encouraged to live their lives by a better message.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Hernan from Iglesia Biblica la Roca (Tegucigalpa, Honduras) joins us to preach on Psalm 24.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through the first two chapters of 1 Samuel. In it, we see the dark times God spoke in and how it was the cry of a young woman named Hannah that pierced the darkness. We learn from her suffering and praise the kind of lives God desires from us.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the final Psalm in the Bible. In it, we learn that all of life is about praise, but also how when we view it with the previous four psalms, it points to humility being the key to our praise.
In this weeks' sermon, Pastor David walks us through an oft-ignored passage where Jesus calls Levi to follow him. In the calling and in his corresponding relationship with tax collectors and sinners, we see the heart of Jesus for those who have ruined their lives. He invites them to come to him, the Great Physician for healing.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh continues walking through the last 5 songs in the book of Psalms. This week, he shows us how God's character gives confidence to the Christian, not afraid to look back at who they've been, but also able to face the future with confidence knowing that God controls it.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 148. It's here that we learn how God intended our praise to be a way of life -- bot has medicine for the hurting soul as well as the method of enjoying the gifts that God has given us.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David takes a look at what it means to have sexual integrity at the beginning of what appears to be a new age with all its new sexual temptations. In doing so, he addresses the current sexual identity crisis and how followers of Jesus Christ can respond.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 147 in our series of the last five songs in the book of Psalms. He brings out why our God is worthy of praise: because he is a powerful God with gentle hands, able to deal with us exactly as we need.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 146 -- one of the 5 final songs in the book of Psalms. Over the next couple weeks, we will be diving through these final songs to see how they bring the Christian to their knees in praise of their God.
In the final sermon in our December series, Pastor David takes us on a journey through the often ignored prophecy of Messiah's coming in Isaiah 56. In this text, we will hear God's promise to the "barely Israelites" of that time and how that promise rings true for for us today.
In this week’s sermon, Pastor David kicks off our Messiah 2020 series, a group of messages meant to address who Jesus was and what he came to do. This is an annual series that proves particularly helpful in addressing many of our culture’s conceptions of Jesus. Today, Pastor David will go through Micah 4 where God promises somewhat of a mountain getaway for those who walk with Him until Messiah comes.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh concludes our walk through the book of Numbers. Here we see the faithfulness of God highlighted. It's when we trust in this faithfulness that we see the ability to truly transform into the people God has made us to be.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh takes one of the largest sections in the book of Numbers and shows us how God is a God of the everyday, and how the wisdom he gives produces passion and obedience in his people.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the latest installment of our series on Numbers. It is in this chapter read of a righteous priest who acts with violence to defend God's honor.
In this special episode, we are meeting with Greg and Kilby Helms who worked as missionaries in several countries. They share their stories, as well as answer our questions in a special Q&A time to follow.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Numbers 20-24 and the curious story of Balaam the prophet. In it, we see God's intent from the very beginning to create a people who are blessed.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Numbers 19 which details the Israelites need for water purification. However, in it we see a shadow for a much better purification Jesus Christ would bring one day.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David unpacks God's wisdom in desire and sex and how we need it for this life. In looking at the Song of Songs, he examines how this wisdom is exercised differently between adults, married adults, and teens.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through a mutiny in the book of Numbers. However, as we will read, we see God's faithful and forgiving hand waiting to meet his people with mercy.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the midway point of the book of Numbers. What do sacrifice, a guy picking up sticks, and tarments on tassels have to do with the Christian life? Listen in this week and find what we can learn from this striking section of the Bible.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through what the book of Proverbs says about our communication and how God plans for us to grow into wisdom in how we speak and listen with people.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the middle section of Numbers. It warns us of a grumbling heart and how God transforms us from those who grumble to those who trust.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David begins a new series that we will hear once every three weeks up leading up to the Fall holidays. During this time, Pastor David will be walking us through the wisdom literature of the Bible in order to show us how God has intended to make His people wise. As we become wiser and wiser, we will be equipped to walk in this world in the way he designed it and also show God as our greatest joy.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through how the Lord's Supper in many ways functions as an appetizer. In it, the Christian gets a taste of a coming kingdom that Christ will one day bring to earth.
In this week's sermon, Brian Berl concludes Ephesians 4. He shows us how Paul calls the Christian to a new behavior consistent with who the Lord has made them.
In this week's sermon, Calvary is excited to host Brian Berl, a church-planter that has come to Moultrie, GA to plant a new church. Today was the first part of a two week series where he discusses how a Christian's new life in Christ is incompatible with the old life. As a matter of fact, Christians are called to now put off anything smelling of the old life in order to live a life pleasing to God and naturally good for us.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through how God is far from the anti-fun God that most Americans think. In fact, he is interested in his people participating in celebration throughout their lives. All of this anticipates that great day when our God will throw us the banquet of a lifetime, where the food and wine will flow for eternity.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh reminds us how God created us not just to do work. He intends us to play and to rest, revealing a little of his character as well.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through the end of Galatians. Here, Paul writes with a personal touch and reminds us our only boast is in the cross, even if it brings pain in this world.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks through Psalm 23 and details how the Lord is indeed our Good Shepherd -- leading us through green pastures and through pain and suffering. In doing so, he fundamentally changes who we are and how we walk in this world.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David unpacks what responsibility Christians hold in each other's lives. Counter to our culture, we shape one another with corrections, but always must do so in a gentle spirit. In doing so, we prepare one another for what we one day will be.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the fruit of the Spirit and the fruits of the flesh. In doing so, we see a picture of what life in Christ looks like for the person who has experienced God's grace.
In this week's sermon, we celebrate Trinity Sunday by having Pastor David walk us through how the Trinity is a happy God. Not only does this change our view of God, but it changes the ways we interact with God and how we see our everyday lives.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through what the Holy Spirit does in the life of a Christian. After that, he shows how the Holy Spirit does a surprising work in the life of the Christian -- He helps the Christian lament and mourn through this painful life.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through Paul's desperation and pleading with these people. In doing so, we see the high stakes of the Christian life.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh shows how God's order in the life of the Christian is Belief | Salvation | Works. The moment works ever gets moved, you're beginning to enter a life of spiritual slavery.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David brings us to the part of Galatians where Paul begins to differentiate his gospel from the almost-gospels of the false teachers in Galatia. In doing so, we can begin to see the characteristics of authentic Christianity in our lives.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh begins chapter 4 of the book of Galatians and explains how the Christian now cries, "Abba, Father."
In our first week meeting back together as a congregation, Pastor Josh details some of the things we've learned from the current COVID-19 pandemic. He calls us to a new Christian "normal" that will be much different from the way we used to live.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through Paul's account of how the Old Testament Law imprisoned every person. However, the Good News is that a jailbreak occurred. Jesus Christ broke us out of the prison of the Law and forever changed us in the process.
In this year's Easter sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through what it means that Jesus Christ is our firstfruits. He concludes by showing how Christ is the guarantee for our resurrection.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David elaborates on Paul's message to the Galatians: that Jesus Christ became a curse so that the cursed ones could go free.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through Paul's letter to the Galatians detailing the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Christian. Through the Spirit, the Christian finally has a hope to put sin to death.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh lays down how the Christian is justified by faith, apart from works. In doing so, he gives us a reminder of the necessity to constantly preach the gospel to ourselves.
This week, we take a one week break from the book of Galatians as Pastor Josh invites us into a season of waiting with the current pandemic episode.
In this week's sermon series, we see how the Apostle Paul demonstrated how what we believe is Christians is completely unchanging. However, he also demonstrates its flexibility as he teaches the Galatians about the unnecessary right of circumcision in their culture.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David kicks off the book of Galatians. In chapter 1, we learn about human being's dangerous attraction to "almost gospels" -- teachings that sound like Christianity, but will come back and stab you in the heart. It ends in a call for those who follow Christ to truly know the Word and grow in their relationship with him.
This week, Pastor David concludes the sermon series on the Human Body. In the sermon, Pastor David shows how God routinely tells his people to do things their bodies in order to massage their knowledge of him into every area of life. Instead of encouraging people into using their body in ways that are comfortable, he offers a surprising application that affects both those who are expressive in their worship of God and those who are more reserved.
In this week's sermon, Pastor David begins the first of a two week series on the human body. Here, he lays the foundation of what it means for us to have a body and the difference that makes in our lives.
In this sermon, Pastor David walks through the beginning of an often overlooked book -- the book of Numbers. He shares how this seemingly boring chapter actually teaches the Christian something about God's ability to keep his promises that cannot be underestimated.
This week, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 113. Here, the psalmist invites us to praise God for all his attributes. Investing our praise in this God will be the thing that will last into eternity, because God's servants love to praise Him!
In this weeks sermon, Brian Berl preaches on Psalm 33. In this Psalm, Brian shows how God calls believers not to a lackluster life, but rather a life of passionate praise that also displays an overwhelming trust.
In this Sundays sermon, Pastor Josh wraps up 1 Peter by urging us all towards humility as it is the distinguishing mark of a Christian.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh begins the final chapter of 1 Peter. Here, Peter addresses the elders of a church -- urging them to shepherd their congregations well. He also calls the members in a local church to take up the work of caring for one another.
In this week's message, Pastor Josh walks us through Joel 2. Here, God promises to restore that which was lost and destroyed for the people of Israel. God's redeeming character proves to give us a hope-filled life, knowing that he can take redeem our wasted years.
This week, Pastor David walks us through the end of Isaiah's prophecy. In Isaiah 62, Isaiah foresees a day when God will rejoice of His people as a man rejoices over his new wife.
This week, Pastor Josh walks us through Isaiah 42 where God promises to make an everlasting covenant which will make all his people rejoice.
In today's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Zechariah 9 which promises a Savior who will be might, vanquishing all his foes, yet humble, coming on a donkey.
In our new December series, Pastor David begins explaining how the Old Testament describes the coming of Jesus Christ and what that means for us today. The text for the day is Isaiah 61.
Today, Pastor Josh walks us through the end of 1 Peter 4 where Peter encourages his readers to suffer not for doing evil, but for doing good. In doing some, his readers follow the steps of Jesus.
Today, Brian Berl shares both his vision for the church he is plans on starting in Moultrie as well as what it means for us to boldly go before God because of Jesus' blood.
Pastor Josh continues walking through the book of 1 Peter exploring what it means to be exiles here on earth as we wait for Jesus' return. Today, we see the importance of showing hospitality and for each member of a local church to use the gift that God has given them.
As we continue in our series on 1 Peter, Pastor Josh discusses suffering as well as some of the most controversial texts in the Bible.