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The Bible is filled with promises and proverbs. But how do we tell the difference, and why does it matter?

The Bible is filled with promises and proverbs. But how do we tell the difference, and why does it matter?

This week in Wise Words for Summer, we're talking about the heart. Not the emoji kind—but the real centre of who you are. Proverbs 4:20–27 reminds us to guard our hearts because everything we do flows from it. That includes what we say, how we act, and the paths we choose.Whether you're on the go or gathered with us in person, let God's Word shape how you live from the inside out. Let's keep our eyes on Jesus, the source of wisdom and life.Each week, we'll explore how God's wisdom speaks into real areas of life—our decisions, our relationships, our words, and our legacy. Whether you're away for a weekend or sitting in your usual seat, we hope you'll follow along with us as we discover how true wisdom always leads us to Jesus.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

This week in Wise Words for Summer, we're talking about the heart. Not the emoji kind—but the real centre of who you are. Proverbs 4:20–27 reminds us to guard our hearts because everything we do flows from it. That includes what we say, how we act, and the paths we choose.Whether you're on the go or gathered with us in person, let God's Word shape how you live from the inside out. Let's keep our eyes on Jesus, the source of wisdom and life.Each week, we'll explore how God's wisdom speaks into real areas of life—our decisions, our relationships, our words, and our legacy. Whether you're away for a weekend or sitting in your usual seat, we hope you'll follow along with us as we discover how true wisdom always leads us to Jesus.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

As we step into the rhythms of summer, we're inviting you to slow down and seek wisdom that lasts. Starting June 29, we'll be launching a new sermon series called Wise Words for Summer, walking through the book of Proverbs together.Each week, we'll explore how God's wisdom speaks into real areas of life—our decisions, our relationships, our words, and our legacy. Whether you're away for a weekend or sitting in your usual seat, we hope you'll follow along with us as we discover how true wisdom always leads us to Jesus.

As we step into the rhythms of summer, we're inviting you to slow down and seek wisdom that lasts. Starting June 29, we'll be launching a new sermon series called Wise Words for Summer, walking through the book of Proverbs together.Each week, we'll explore how God's wisdom speaks into real areas of life—our decisions, our relationships, our words, and our legacy. Whether you're away for a weekend or sitting in your usual seat, we hope you'll follow along with us as we discover how true wisdom always leads us to Jesus.

Membership isn't a finish line—it's a starting point for spiritual growth. In our final message, we'll explore what it means to pursue Christ together in holiness, love, and unity. Membership is a call to press on with others, fuelled by grace and pointed toward eternity.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

Membership isn't a finish line—it's a starting point for spiritual growth. In our final message, we'll explore what it means to pursue Christ together in holiness, love, and unity. Membership is a call to press on with others, fuelled by grace and pointed toward eternity.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

In a world that resists authority, why would we choose to submit? Because gospel-shaped submission isn't about power—it's about care, protection, and trust. In this message, we unpack how church membership places us under godly leadership for our good and God's glory.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-...To 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

In a world that resists authority, why would we choose to submit? Because gospel-shaped submission isn't about power—it's about care, protection, and trust. In this message, we unpack how church membership places us under godly leadership for our good and God's glory.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-...To 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

Church is not a spectator event. It's a body where every member matters. This week, we'll talk about how membership invites you to take part—using your gifts, your presence, and your voice to strengthen the whole. You were made to participate, not just observe it.

Church is not a spectator event. It's a body where every member matters. This week, we'll talk about how membership invites you to take part—using your gifts, your presence, and your voice to strengthen the whole. You were made to participate, not just observe it.

Is church just a place you go—or is it a people you belong to? In this message, we look at why belonging to a local church matters more than we realise. Discover how the gospel reshapes our need for connection and why membership is the difference between attending and being known.

Is church just a place you go—or is it a people you belong to? In this message, we look at why belonging to a local church matters more than we realise. Discover how the gospel reshapes our need for connection and why membership is the difference between attending and being known.

After all the battles, heartbreak, and failure, David's story draws to a close. In 2 Samuel 22–23, we hear his final words and a song of praise. It's not a perfect ending—but it's full of grace. David looks back not with pride, but with gratitude. He knows it was God who sustained him, rescued him, and gave him strength to keep going.These chapters remind us that finishing well isn't about having a spotless record—it's about clinging to the faithfulness of God. Even after deep failure, David trusted in the mercy of the Lord.His life points us forward to Jesus—the true King who never failed, and whose grace is enough to help us run our race to the very end.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

After all the battles, heartbreak, and failure, David's story draws to a close. In 2 Samuel 22–23, we hear his final words and a song of praise. It's not a perfect ending—but it's full of grace. David looks back not with pride, but with gratitude. He knows it was God who sustained him, rescued him, and gave him strength to keep going.These chapters remind us that finishing well isn't about having a spotless record—it's about clinging to the faithfulness of God. Even after deep failure, David trusted in the mercy of the Lord.His life points us forward to Jesus—the true King who never failed, and whose grace is enough to help us run our race to the very end.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

When life falls apart, where do you turn? In 2 Samuel 15–18, David finds himself in the middle of a storm—betrayed by his own son, forced to flee, and surrounded by uncertainty. It's a story of grief, loss, and the painful consequences of past sins. Yet even in the middle of the chaos, we see grace.David doesn't cling to power—he clings to God. His heart is heavy, but his hope is alive. In the storm, we see glimpses of a King who trusts God's will, even when it costs him everything.This part of David's story helps us see our own need for a Saviour who is steady in the storm. One who doesn't run from suffering but walks through it to bring redemption. That King is Jesus.Join us in person each Sunday at 10:00 am at 2458 St Frances Drive.

When life falls apart, where do you turn? In 2 Samuel 15–18, David finds himself in the middle of a storm—betrayed by his own son, forced to flee, and surrounded by uncertainty. It's a story of grief, loss, and the painful consequences of past sins. Yet even in the middle of the chaos, we see grace.David doesn't cling to power—he clings to God. His heart is heavy, but his hope is alive. In the storm, we see glimpses of a King who trusts God's will, even when it costs him everything.This part of David's story helps us see our own need for a Saviour who is steady in the storm. One who doesn't run from suffering but walks through it to bring redemption. That King is Jesus.Join us in person each Sunday at 10:00 am at 2458 St Frances Drive.

This week's passage deals with a deeply sensitive and painful story—the tragic account of Tamar in 2 Samuel 13–14. It's a raw and heartbreaking chapter that confronts us with abuse, injustice, and the devastating silence that followed. We won't shy away from the weight of this story. Tamar's voice matters. Her pain matters. And the failure of David to act with justice and courage exposes the brokenness not only in his family, but in the human heart.These chapters remind us that even Israel's greatest king fell short—passive when he should have pursued justice, silent when he should have spoken. In the grind of human failure and grief, this story leaves us longing for a better King. One who sees. One who defends. One who heals. That King is Jesus.

This week's passage deals with a deeply sensitive and painful story—the tragic account of Tamar in 2 Samuel 13–14. It's a raw and heartbreaking chapter that confronts us with abuse, injustice, and the devastating silence that followed. We won't shy away from the weight of this story. Tamar's voice matters. Her pain matters. And the failure of David to act with justice and courage exposes the brokenness not only in his family, but in the human heart.These chapters remind us that even Israel's greatest king fell short—passive when he should have pursued justice, silent when he should have spoken. In the grind of human failure and grief, this story leaves us longing for a better King. One who sees. One who defends. One who heals. That King is Jesus.

Failure isn't the end of the story. In 2 Samuel 11 & 12, David's greatest failure is laid bare—but so is God's relentless grace. Sin has consequences, but mercy runs deeper. This Sunday, we'll see how God's grace meets us in our worst moments, offering redemption, restoration, and a new way forward. No matter how far we've fallen, grace is never out of reach. Join us as we explore what it means to receive and walk in God's grace after failure.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

Failure isn't the end of the story. In 2 Samuel 11 & 12, David's greatest failure is laid bare—but so is God's relentless grace. Sin has consequences, but mercy runs deeper. This Sunday, we'll see how God's grace meets us in our worst moments, offering redemption, restoration, and a new way forward. No matter how far we've fallen, grace is never out of reach. Join us as we explore what it means to receive and walk in God's grace after failure.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

David's life was full of battles—both on the field and in his heart. 2 Samuel 8-10 shows us a king strengthened by God's grace as he faces opposition, secures victories, and extends kindness where it's least expected. But the grind of leadership, responsibility, and conflict is relentless. In this series, we'll explore how God's grace meets us in the fight—whether it's against external struggles or the battles within. His grace isn't just for the mountaintops; it carries us through the grind of work, weariness, and waiting.Link to the full service: https://www.youtube.com/live/zEQvltpx3jA?si=8s0Akml2v1s_snHN

David's life was full of battles—both on the field and in his heart. 2 Samuel 8-10 shows us a king strengthened by God's grace as he faces opposition, secures victories, and extends kindness where it's least expected. But the grind of leadership, responsibility, and conflict is relentless. In this series, we'll explore how God's grace meets us in the fight—whether it's against external struggles or the battles within. His grace isn't just for the mountaintops; it carries us through the grind of work, weariness, and waiting.Link to the full service: https://www.youtube.com/live/zEQvltpx3jA?si=8s0Akml2v1s_snHN

Life can feel like an endless grind of unmet expectations and uncertain outcomes. But in Grace in the Promise, we'll see how God's covenant with David in 2 Samuel 7 reveals a deeper truth—God's promises are bigger than our plans.When David longed to build a house for God, God flipped the script and promised to establish his house forever. This passage reminds us that even when we feel stuck or restless, God is working out his greater purpose. His grace meets us in the waiting, in the wondering, and in the fulfillment of his promises. Join us as we find strength in the unshakable faithfulness of God!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

Life can feel like an endless grind of unmet expectations and uncertain outcomes. But in Grace in the Promise, we'll see how God's covenant with David in 2 Samuel 7 reveals a deeper truth—God's promises are bigger than our plans.When David longed to build a house for God, God flipped the script and promised to establish his house forever. This passage reminds us that even when we feel stuck or restless, God is working out his greater purpose. His grace meets us in the waiting, in the wondering, and in the fulfillment of his promises. Join us as we find strength in the unshakable faithfulness of God!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

Worship isn't just a routine—it's a response to God's grace. But what happens when our joy in worship fades? In Grace in Worship, we'll explore 2 Samuel 6, where David's passionate celebration before the Lord reminds us what it means to worship with renewed joy.Maybe you've felt distant from God, distracted in worship, or stuck going through the motions. This message will challenge us to rekindle our joy in his presence and embrace the grace that invites us to worship freely. Come ready to rediscover the beauty of wholehearted worship!

Worship isn't just a routine—it's a response to God's grace. But what happens when our joy in worship fades? In Grace in Worship, we'll explore 2 Samuel 6, where David's passionate celebration before the Lord reminds us what it means to worship with renewed joy.Maybe you've felt distant from God, distracted in worship, or stuck going through the motions. This message will challenge us to rekindle our joy in his presence and embrace the grace that invites us to worship freely. Come ready to rediscover the beauty of wholehearted worship!

Life isn't a sprint—it's a long, winding road filled with obstacles, delays, and unexpected turns. In Grace for the Long Road, we'll walk through 2 Samuel 1-5 and see how David's journey to the throne was anything but quick or easy. Delays, opposition, and hardship could have crushed him, yet he found strength in God's grace for every step.If you're feeling weary from waiting, struggling with setbacks, or wondering if you have the endurance to keep going, this message is for you. God's grace isn't just for the moment—it's for the long haul. Join us as we discover how his strength sustains us, even in the grind.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

Life isn't a sprint—it's a long, winding road filled with obstacles, delays, and unexpected turns. In Grace for the Long Road, we'll walk through 2 Samuel 1-5 and see how David's journey to the throne was anything but quick or easy. Delays, opposition, and hardship could have crushed him, yet he found strength in God's grace for every step.If you're feeling weary from waiting, struggling with setbacks, or wondering if you have the endurance to keep going, this message is for you. God's grace isn't just for the moment—it's for the long haul. Join us as we discover how his strength sustains us, even in the grind.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

This Sunday we will be looking at Matthew 13 where Jesus tells the parable of the four soils, revealing how the condition of our hearts determines how we receive the Word of God.What kind of soil are you? Are you hardened like the path, shallow like rocky ground, distracted by the thorns, or ready to bear fruit like good soil? This series unpacks the spiritual truths behind each type of soil and challenges us to cultivate hearts that are open, faithful, and fruitful. Come grow with us and discover how to thrive in your walk with Christ.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

This Sunday we will be looking at Matthew 13 where Jesus tells the parable of the four soils, revealing how the condition of our hearts determines how we receive the Word of God.What kind of soil are you? Are you hardened like the path, shallow like rocky ground, distracted by the thorns, or ready to bear fruit like good soil? This series unpacks the spiritual truths behind each type of soil and challenges us to cultivate hearts that are open, faithful, and fruitful. Come grow with us and discover how to thrive in your walk with Christ.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

Celebrating the Passover was essential in forming Israel into one people of God. Joel Barker (Heritage College & Seminary) reminds us that just as Israel was to remember God's gracious act of deliverance, so too is the church today.

Celebrating the Passover was essential in forming Israel into one people of God. Joel Barker (Heritage College & Seminary) reminds us that just as Israel was to remember God's gracious act of deliverance, so too is the church today.

What does it mean to live a life fully devoted to God? In this message, we'll dive into Numbers 6 and explore the Nazarite vow—a powerful example of commitment and dedication. Discover how being wholly devoted to God transforms our everyday lives and brings us closer to his purpose.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

What does it mean to live a life fully devoted to God? In this message, we'll dive into Numbers 6 and explore the Nazarite vow—a powerful example of commitment and dedication. Discover how being wholly devoted to God transforms our everyday lives and brings us closer to his purpose.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

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

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

Just like a mystery novel with unseen twists, this passage reveals the Holy Spirit's transformative work in the lives of Cornelius and Peter. We'll unpack Jesus' command in Acts 1:8 and how the early church fulfilled it through bold faith and obedience.Discover how the Holy Spirit—the unseen agent—is still at work today, guiding, prompting, and expanding God's kingdom in ways we often don't recognise. Are we willing to follow his lead and reach those we might not expect?

Just like a mystery novel with unseen twists, this passage reveals the Holy Spirit's transformative work in the lives of Cornelius and Peter. We'll unpack Jesus' command in Acts 1:8 and how the early church fulfilled it through bold faith and obedience.Discover how the Holy Spirit—the unseen agent—is still at work today, guiding, prompting, and expanding God's kingdom in ways we often don't recognise. Are we willing to follow his lead and reach those we might not expect?

Imagine the Creator of the universe sitting in the temple, humbly learning and listening. In this glimpse of Jesus' early life, we see a boy already surrendered to the Father's will. But what does surrender mean for us? As we rewind through Jesus' story, this week's message from Luke 2:41-52 shows how even as a child, Jesus' purpose pointed to the ultimate hope and wonder of Christmas.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

Imagine the Creator of the universe sitting in the temple, humbly learning and listening. In this glimpse of Jesus' early life, we see a boy already surrendered to the Father's will. But what does surrender mean for us? As we rewind through Jesus' story, this week's message from Luke 2:41-52 shows how even as a child, Jesus' purpose pointed to the ultimate hope and wonder of Christmas.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

Who would expect a King to stoop so low? In this week's message based on Matthew 20:20-28, we rewind to a conversation where Jesus redefines greatness—not through power or position but through serving others. From washing feet to giving his life, Jesus lived an upside-down life of service. What does this mean for how we live? Discover how his example reshapes the meaning of Christmas.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

Who would expect a King to stoop so low? In this week's message based on Matthew 20:20-28, we rewind to a conversation where Jesus redefines greatness—not through power or position but through serving others. From washing feet to giving his life, Jesus lived an upside-down life of service. What does this mean for how we live? Discover how his example reshapes the meaning of Christmas.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

What kind of King rides into Jerusalem on a donkey? In this upside-down moment found in Matthew 21:1–11, Jesus turns the world's expectations of power and royalty on their head. Journey with us to the beginning of the end, as the crowds shout “Hosanna” and Jesus reveals his mission to save in a way no one saw coming. What does this moment teach us about the ultimate gift of Christmas? Let's find out.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

What kind of King rides into Jerusalem on a donkey? In this upside-down moment found in Matthew 21:1–11, Jesus turns the world's expectations of power and royalty on their head. Journey with us to the beginning of the end, as the crowds shout “Hosanna” and Jesus reveals his mission to save in a way no one saw coming. What does this moment teach us about the ultimate gift of Christmas? Let's find out.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

Experience the story of Jesus like never before! This Christmas, we'll journey backward through His life, beginning at the cross and moving through His miracles, ministry, and mission. Each week, we'll uncover how every moment of His story points us to the ultimate gift of His birth. Join us as we celebrate the season in a fresh and powerful way, rewinding to the wonder of Christ's birth and rediscovering hope, grace, and purpose for our lives.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

Experience the story of Jesus like never before! This Christmas, we'll journey backward through His life, beginning at the cross and moving through His miracles, ministry, and mission. Each week, we'll uncover how every moment of His story points us to the ultimate gift of His birth. Join us as we celebrate the season in a fresh and powerful way, rewinding to the wonder of Christ's birth and rediscovering hope, grace, and purpose for our lives.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

This week in our series, "I Didn't Say That," we're looking at the phrase, “God will never give you more than you can handle.” What does the Bible really say about handling life's heaviest burdens? Join us as we explore the powerful truth that God calls us not to bear it all ourselves but to lean into his presence, finding hope and strength that go far beyond our own abilities. Be encouraged in the journey of faith as we look at God's unwavering support and purpose in our toughest moments.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

This week in our series, "I Didn't Say That," we're looking at the phrase, “God will never give you more than you can handle.” What does the Bible really say about handling life's heaviest burdens? Join us as we explore the powerful truth that God calls us not to bear it all ourselves but to lean into his presence, finding hope and strength that go far beyond our own abilities. Be encouraged in the journey of faith as we look at God's unwavering support and purpose in our toughest moments.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

In today's message from "I Didn't Say That," we're exploring the popular saying, “Do your best and trust God for the rest.” While it sounds good, this phrase can overlook the deeper trust and reliance God calls us to in every part of our lives. Join us as we turn to Scripture for a look at how true faith goes beyond our best efforts, embracing a whole-life trust in God's wisdom, strength, and guidance.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