Calvary Chapel Belleview

God calls us to be a living sacrifice. There are some conditions that go along with it which we will learn about today in the message “Living Sacrifice”.

Paul continues to remind us of the incredible mercy of God. God is still willing and able to give His mercy to those who have thus far been disobedient. It truly is a Mysterious Mercy.

Christmas Eve Day, we look into one of the prophecies God gave to Isaiah. In the 9th chapter of Isaiah, God foretells the advent of the “Child born to us” and “the Son given to us.” Today’s message is “What Child is This?”

Paul continues to address the Gentile converts in the church by using the olive tree as an example. He reminds us Gentiles, that we were grafted into the root. We discover what it means to be grafted in, why it is important, and how we are to live this truth out.

Paul continues to explain that God has not forsaken His people. We can be thankful, ever so thankful, that the Divine Response is just that, divine.

This Scripture is a great missionary clarion call for the church. It is a glorious reminder of the mission of the church: to share the Gospel of Peace with all mankind.

The Apostle Paul continues to share his aching heart towards his fellow Jews. He longs for them to know Christ, but they are chasing the wrong righteousness. As Paul shares, it is vital that we get the right righteousness.

We have all seen those pharmaceutical ads where the man with the deep voice reads out the long list of possible side effects. In Romans 9, we hear a list of side effects of God's Sovereignty, all of which are good!

With the war going on in Gaza, what a fitting time to be getting into Romans 9. The Apostle Paul will take the next three chapters discussing the nation of Israel. First up, Israel’s election and their rejection. Like us, they are chosen to choose

Special Guest speaker, Pastor Joe Kelly will share Paul's writing of our great hope, which is God’s miraculous work in us.

This message is timely and timeless. For times such as these, the hope we have in God and the help He provides will carry us through any storm and ensure we safely make it home.

Paul will share the secret to the struggle. We have new standards. We are to walk according to the Spirit. We used to walk according to the flesh, but Jesus has delivered us. Paul explains what it means to walk according to the Spirit. The Holy Spirit is our standard. let us walk according to this new standard.

In this passage, Paul reminds us that the struggle with sin is part of the Christian Life. Even he struggled to do the right thing and sometimes struggled to not do the wrong thing. The flesh and the Spirit are at war. So, know this, the struggle is real.

We will take a look at the biblical impact the recent events in Israel have on end-times. The bible gives very accurate information on the Tribulation Period and events leading up to that time. We will see how the current situation plays into the timeline of the end times.

Please join us at 6:30 PM for our Praise & Prayer and Bible In The News!

In this chapter, Paul will finish answering the last question, which leads to a new question. In verse seven, he will introduce the new question: Is the law sin? A familiar firm answer is given, Certainly Not! In the process, we learn more about the law, what it is good for, and what its limitations are.

In this passage, Paul is addressing potential questions in response to his letter. The proposal gets shot down just as fast and just as heartily as the first one. "Sin more because we are free from the Law?" Certainly not! Paul will convince us of the greatness of being under grace.

Paul continues into chapter 6 on the topic of grace. He anticipates the misconception that if my sin magnifies the grace of God, we should sin more. Paul tells us this conclusion is dead wrong. Today’s message is, “You’re Dead to Me”.

Paul continues to teach on the good news that God is full of grace. In the second portion of chapter 5, Paul uses the phrase "much more." God's grace is indeed much more than we could imagine and Paul will tell us why.

+ Bible In The News!

In chapter 4, Paul gave us two shining examples of those justified by faith, Abraham and David. In chapter 5, Paul lists five benefits of our justification.

Paul gives us examples of two old testament men of God and how they were justified through faith. Guest speaker Pastor Joe Kelly will share this important message on how justification and faith work together.

Paul spent considerable effort making sure we understand we are on shaky ground with God. We can not muster the kind of righteousness required to enter heaven. In the last portion of chapter 3, Paul wants us to understand the righteousness of God!

Paul masterfully uses question and answer format to go through some of the objections his readers might have to the bad news he laid down. Join us to find out what that bad news is in our study, "Q & A Session".