Calvary Hot Springs

Jesus' disciples walk in obedient faith, rebuking, repenting, and forgiving one another in love. 

A life in persistent pursuit of comfort and wealth blinds your heart and prevents you from seeing and believing God's Word about Jesus Christ.

The good news of the Kingdom is that the demands of God's Law are fulfilled by the King, who credits His righteousness to those who believe, enabling them to serve Him from the heart.

Jesus' disciple serves one master, living for His glory, as he stewards the material resources afforded to him in light of the eternal life that is to come.

Christ has been raised from the dead, gaining victory over sin and death, and as the firstfruits, assures the saints of present-day life and future triumph over sin's curse and tyranny.

In the hours before His arrest, Jesus spoke exclusively to His disciples, preparing them for what was to come. These are the last things He said before laying His life down for the sins of the world.

The father's compassion longs for the son's return, welcomes him with open arms, and celebrates his restoration with joy.

Jesus receives sinners because His success in finding and calling sinners to repent brings great joy in heaven, before the angels of God.

The lusts of this world prevent mankind from following Christ and hinder the believer from maturing in the faith.

God's goodness and justice are magnified against the backdrop of man's sin and rebellion.

Strive to enter through the narrow door. For many, I tell you, will seek to enter and will not be able.

Through Christ Jesus, God has formed a new people for Himself who are regenerated to relate to Him rightly, to one another in unity, and to the world in righteousness.

We are called to pray for one another, that God's Spirit might reveal more of Christ, to live by faith, to be filled with the fullness of God. In this, the glory of Jesus Christ will be known in the church throughout all generations. 

Through the church, the redeemed from every nation, the manifold wisdom of God is made known to the rulers and authorities in the heavenly places.

The glory of Christ in the Church is His union with the saints who have been called out from the world and redeemed to be God's people.

God's eternal decree set in motion the Son, the second person of the Trinity, taking on flesh to accomplish in righteousness what the first Adam could not do, and thus unite His people to Christ and with one another.

The kingdom of God does not come about by normal earthly means, but by God's inner workings that permeate all of creation to bring about His ultimate glory and power.

Union with Christ is God's Sabbath for His people. He is the righteousness of God that cultivates humility toward God and man, produces fruit that endures, and is rest for the weary soul.

Tragedy and suffering in this world point us to God's final judgment, call the lost to repent, and prompt God's people to live in faithful anticipation of His return.

The crucified and risen Christ is the standard by which all men will be judged and the call for all men to be reconciled to God.