Calvary Revival Church

In God Did Pt. II, Pastors David and Lydia Osborne continue SZN 2: Revival Through Reason with a compelling look at Romans 5:5–11. This message centers on the overwhelming love of God—a love that was poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, revealed on the cross, and restores our friendship with Him. While we were still sinners, Christ died for us, not to make us simply “better,” but to make us His. Pastor David and Pastor Lydia remind us that God's love is not only universal, but deeply personal, offering us more than religion—He offers relationship. Through this divine love, our joy is made whole, our faith is strengthened, and our hearts are awakened to the beauty of being known and loved by God. Because God did, we can now truly live.

In his powerful kickoff to SZN 2, Revival Through Reason, Pastor David Osborne delivers a faith-building message titled God Did, rooted in Romans 5:1–4. With bold declarations and deep biblical insight, Pastor David reminds us that everything we are, everything we've endured, and everything we hope for is possible because God did the work through Jesus Christ. From the tribulations that shape our endurance, to the character refined through trials, to the hope that rises from the fire—this message challenges us to reflect on the "why" behind our revival. No matter the circumstance, we can live, thrive, and move forward because God Did!

In her message A Life in Bloom, Pastor Lydia Osborne reminds us that true growth comes not from rushing ahead, but from trusting God's perfect timing. Drawing from Romans 1:19–20 and Ecclesiastes 3:11, she invites us to embrace the sacred pace of our personal purpose and to view waiting not as punishment, but as a privilege of the faithful. With wisdom from Scripture and the beauty of creation as a metaphor, this message encourages us to shift our focus from outcomes to intimacy with God. When we place our trust in Him, we find peace with time, strength for the season, and hope that blooms from the inside out. No matter what winter you've come through, it's your time to bloom—differently, faithfully, and beautifully.

In this message titled Standing in Faith, we explore how faith—like Abraham's—is the foundation of a life anchored in God's promises. Drawing from Romans 4:16–21, this sermon reveals that faith isn't about perfection, but about persistence: it makes you a believer, fills you with hope, and gives you strength to endure. Even when time tempts us to doubt, true faith believes in what is unseen and trusts God to do the impossible. Whether you're waiting for a promise to come to pass or pushing through discouragement, this message will encourage you to stand firm, trust deeply, and let your faith produce fruit that only the Spirit of God can grow.

In Prerequisites to Living, we discover that revival begins at the empty tomb and that real life in Christ often comes through what feels like the end—despair, doubt, and even death. Based on Luke 24:1–7, this sermon reminds us that before the resurrection, there was confusion and heartbreak—but Jesus overcame it all. If you've ever felt hopeless, discouraged, or spiritually lifeless, you're right where new life begins. Through faith in who Jesus is, what He said, and what He did, you can experience true, abundant life. Resurrection isn't just an event—it's the entry point to revival.

In Palms of Praise, we explore Luke 19:28–40 and the powerful moment Jesus entered Jerusalem as the Prince of Peace, riding humbly on a donkey to fulfill ancient prophecy. This message reminds us that praise is more than a response—it's a weapon. Our lifted hands and loud voices invite Christ into our broken places, honor His mighty works, and shake the enemy's confidence. From the house of affliction to the foundation of peace, Jesus chose to enter our lives. When we praise Him in faith—especially in advance—we declare victory, confuse the enemy, and honor the King who came to save us.

In Made Right, we dive into Romans 3:21-31 to understand how we are justified—not by works, but by faith in Jesus Christ. This powerful message reveals that God, in His righteousness, made a way to turn His wrath from us through the atoning sacrifice of Jesus. He is both the just Judge and the gracious Justifier. Our right standing with God doesn't come through law-keeping, pride, or performance, but through the “law of faith” that levels the playing field for all—Jew and Gentile alike. When we believe, we fulfill what the law could never accomplish on its own: true righteousness through Christ alone.

In Standing Right, we explore Romans 3:21-26 and the foundation of our righteousness through faith in Christ. We are not justified by our works but by God's grace, given freely through the redemptive sacrifice of Jesus. His blood satisfies divine justice, turning away God's wrath and bringing us into right standing with Him. Join Pastor David Osborne as we unpack the power of grace, the unifying nature of faith, and the assurance that, in Christ, we stand righteous before God!

In Strong Love Pt. II, we continue our journey through Romans 12:16-19, uncovering the depth of love that reflects Christ's heart. Strong love is not proud but humble, not vengeful but trusting in God's justice. It is intentional, setting healthy boundaries while upholding God's standards. Join Pastor David as we explore how to love with wisdom, position relationships properly, and overcome evil with good. Don't settle for weak, conditional love—embrace the transformative power of strong love!

In this episode, Come Out of the Dark, we explore John 9:1-7 and the transformative power of Jesus to bring healing and clarity. When God moves in our lives, not everyone will celebrate—just like the blind man who was healed, we may face doubt, disconnection, and even rejection. But no matter the response of others, we are called to step fully into the light of God's truth.Join Pastor Janeen as we unpack the challenges of change, the power of faith, and the freedom found in Christ. Don't stay in the dark—come out of it and embrace the new life God has for you!

In this episode, "Strong Love", we dive into Romans 12:14-21 to explore the power of love that overcomes evil, blesses enemies, and rejects revenge. Weak love is easy, conditional, and transactional, but strong love is deliberate, transformative, and deeply rooted in spiritual maturity. Join Pastor David Osborne as we unpack how true, Christ-like love challenges us to respond with grace, humility, and unwavering commitment—even when it's costly. Don't miss this powerful conversation on how strong love fuels revival through repentance!

In this episode, "LoveMarks", we explore Romans 12:9-13 and what it means to leave a lasting impact through genuine love. Love isn't just words—it's action. From lending love instead of pretending, to honoring others with sincerity, to practicing true hospitality, this message challenges us to embody Christ's love in a world that desperately needs it. Join Pastors David and Lydia Osborne as we dive into how love marks us as disciples and fuels revival through repentance. Don't miss this powerful conversation on living a life that truly reflects the heart of God!

In this episode, "Content Creator", we dive into Romans 8:33-39 and explore the difference between creating content and cultivating contentment. In a world obsessed with curation and comparison, we often struggle with feeling enough.Ps. David Osborne unpacks how contentment is rooted in gratitude, grows through faith, and frees us from the trap of comparison. True fulfillment isn't found in likes, follows, or achievements—it's found in knowing that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ. Tune in and learn how to reject comparison, embrace gratitude, and revive contentment in your life!

In this episode, Stay in the House, we explore the powerful story of Rahab from Joshua 2 and 6—a woman whose faith, obedience, and courage led to the salvation of her entire family.Dr. McBath unpacks the significance of the scarlet rope, the call to bring others into God's covering, and the blessings that come from staying in His presence. Rahab's story is a reminder that God redeems, restores, and uses those whom society overlooks for His glory. Tune in to discover how staying in God's house leads to salvation, legacy, and divine purpose!

In this episode, we unpack Romans 1:8-17 and explore the life-transforming power of the Good News. Ps. David Osborne reveals how the gospel is God's power to save everyone, His righteousness revealed, and the way we are called to live by faith.Through faith, we are rescued from sin, discouragement, and past mistakes, stepping into the righteousness of God as a gift. This message reminds us that the gospel is not just history—it is the ongoing power of salvation for all who believe. Tune in and be encouraged to live unashamed of the Good News!

In this week's episode, we dive into Part II of "Saints Ain't", exploring what it truly means to live as saints set apart for Christ. Drawing from Romans 1:1-7 and Matthew 4, we confront the lies of materialism and the fleeting nature of worldly prestige, reminding ourselves that we belong to Jesus Christ, not to our belongings. Through Scripture and reflection, we uncover how possessions and popularity can distract us from our true identity in Christ. Join us as we challenge the cultural obsession with status and stuff, and learn how prayer, fasting, and seeking God's kingdom first can loosen the grip of worldly desires. This episode is a call to live unshaken by the opinions of others, rooted in the truth that saints ain't what they have or what others think—they are defined by God's love and purpose.

In this powerful episode, "Saints Ain't", we dive into Romans 1:1-7 to explore what it truly means to be set apart as saints of God. Pastor David Osborne unpacks the transformative truth that sainthood is not about performance, tasks, or titles—it's about identity rooted in Christ. Drawing from Paul's introduction to the Romans, this message reminds us that our calling, roles, and assignments are not the source of our identity. Instead, we gain purpose and security through being who God has called us to be. Discover how to step off the stage of performance and into the freedom of belonging to Jesus.

The message, "This Kind of Heart," rooted in Romans 2:1-4, explores the transformative power of a heart aligned with God's grace and humility. It calls for revival through repentance, emphasizing that condemning others only brings judgment upon ourselves, as true brokenness leads to compassion for others. Recognizing God as the ultimate judge liberates us from judgmentalism and hypocrisy, fostering an emotionally healthy spirituality characterized by vulnerability, kindness, and humility. God's patience and kindness are not to be overlooked but embraced as an invitation to turn from sin and experience lasting change. This kind of heart reflects God's mercy and leads to obedience that aligns with His will.

SURVIVAL OR REVIVAL? Are you surviving or truly living? In this transformative podcast series, "Survival or Revival?," we explore spiritual renewal through repentance, clarity, and alignment with God's rhythm. Drawing from Scripture, each episode dives into reviving dreams, vision, and lifestyle by embracing God's purpose. Join us as we move beyond survival and step into a thriving, Spirit-led life!

In this powerful New Year's Revival Celebration episode, we dive into Joshua 8:1-3, 25-29, where God's promise to Joshua and the Israelites demonstrates how faith, family, and future are restored and reignited with Jesus. Learn how we can Run It Back for our faith, rebuilding and reigniting it through God's commands, and how our families can submit to His will, secure victory, and claim the inheritance He has promised. Discover how God gives us the vision for our future, fulfilled through His revival, bringing forth blessings and restoration. This message inspires us to embrace the power of revival with Jesus in every area of our lives.

In this uplifting episode of Soar with Jesus, Pastors David and Lydia Osborne reflect on the timeless message of Christmas from Luke 2:8-21. They explore how the birth of Jesus brings joy to the world and emphasizes that, despite life's busyness, we should overlook the small distractions and focus on the love of Christ as the greatest gift. With insights into the powerful role of faith, peace, and gratitude, this conversation invites listeners to celebrate the true meaning of the season and soar in the joy that only Jesus can provide.

In this episode of Soar Like Jesus, we dive into the battle between Israel and Ai, drawing parallels between the dangers of artificial idols, distractions, and influences in our lives today. Using the story from Joshua 7:1-5, we explore how misplaced trust in technology, like self-driving cars and virtual assistants, can lead to disappointment and confusion. We learn how unchecked desires and artificial interests can distract us from our true purpose, and how the pursuit of temporary gain can ultimately discredit us. This powerful message reminds us that we need the Lord not just in times of struggle, but especially when we're winning, gifted, and blessed.

In this episode, "Stand and Stones" inspired by Joshua 4:1-9, 21-24 (NLT), challenges and inspire you to anchor your faith through trials, celebrate God's miracles, and build a legacy that declares His power. Key Takeaways: Stand in the Middle Explore the act of unwavering faith as the Israelites stood in the middle of the Jordan River, an impossible feat made possible by God's command. Learn why standing firm in the midst of adversity and seeking God's wisdom is essential in today's complex world (James 3:15-18). Stand with Your Stone Discover the significance of the memorial stones carried by the Israelites—symbols of miracles that remind us of God's faithfulness (Psalm 18:1-3). Reflect on how your personal “stones” can serve as testimonies of God's past deliverances and unending strength. Stand with Your Stone Story Understand the importance of sharing your story. Just as the Israelites were instructed to tell future generations about their crossing, we too are called to share our journeys of faith to inspire others and honor Christ, the Chief Cornerstone (Psalm 118:22-23, Ephesians 2:19-22). Join us as we explore how standing firm in faith and memorializing God's work in our lives can uplift and sustain not only ourselves but generations to come. Embrace your stones—for they testify to the miraculous and point to the eternal foundation, Jesus Christ.

As the Israelites prepared to cross the Jordan River into the promised land, they faced a critical moment of faith and obedience, guided by the presence of God and the leadership of Joshua. This service, The Cost to Cross, will reflect on the steps of faith required to cross into the promises of God and experience the fullness of His plan. This journey challenges us to commit to God fully, to take bold steps forward, and to stand firm in His strength. Main Points: Consecrate YourselfJoshua commanded the people, “Consecrate yourselves, for tomorrow the Lord will do wonders among you” (Joshua 3:5). Preparing to cross means getting ourselves spiritually ready, removing distractions, and aligning our focus solely on God. For the Israelites, this crossing was a liberation moment, one they hadn't experienced in forty years. They were reminded to keep their eyes fixed on the ark, representing God's presence, as they entered unknown territory (Joshua 3:4). To move forward, we must prepare inwardly, trusting that God will make a way through what we have not yet seen. Obey to See the MiraculousAs the people stood on the edge of the Jordan, God instructed them to follow His lead, even in an act that seemed impossible. Joshua received clear instructions from the Lord to tell the priests to step into the Jordan, which was overflowing at the time. Their obedience became the pathway to the miraculous—only when they took that step did the waters part. Faith requires action. It isn't just about seeing the way but moving forward even before we can fully understand the outcome (Matthew 17:19-20). Our miracle lies in our motion, and without that first step, we remain on the wrong side of the promise. Stand FirmWhen the priests entered the river, they stood firm on dry ground in the middle of the Jordan until all of Israel crossed safely (Joshua 3:17). Standing firm, especially in challenging times, signifies trust in God's faithfulness. Philippians 4:1 reminds us that Christ has set us free so we can stand firm in that freedom. Like the priests who stood at the deepest part, our call is to hold steady in faith, even when it feels most difficult. God will sustain us as we stand firm in His promises. Takeover Once You Cross OverThe crossing of the Jordan marked the beginning of the Israelites' takeover of the promised land. Joshua told them that God would drive out every enemy before them (Joshua 3:10). Just as God prepared Israel for victory, He invites us to surrender every area of our lives to Him, allowing Him to remove anything that holds us back. This act of "taking over" is about letting God's power reign in every part of our lives—our thoughts, choices, and commitments. This surrender empowers us to walk in the courage and confidence God offers, knowing He leads us into victory for His glory. Takeaway:The Cost to Cross asks each of us to examine our readiness to step into God's promises with courage and obedience. As we consecrate ourselves, step out in faith, stand firm, and allow God to take over, we find ourselves soaring with Jesus into a victorious life filled with purpose, guided by His presence.

This service, titled The Unlikely Warrior, explores the remarkable story of Rahab, a woman who defied all expectations. Rahab is one of only five women honored in the genealogy of Jesus (Matthew 1:1-5), a powerful reminder that God uses those we might least expect to bring about His divine plans. Her life and actions serve as a model for faith in action, which speaks volumes even in the face of adversity. Main Points: A Living FaithRahab exemplifies that the faith of an unlikely warrior must be alive and active. James 2:21-26 reminds us that true faith produces deeds; it is not stagnant. When deeds are lacking, faith may be dead. Ezekiel 22:30 describes God's search for those who will stand in the gap. Rahab, a former outsider, courageously filled this role for her people. True faith can bear the weight of the waiting season, trusting in God's timing (Jeremiah 29:11). Hebrews 11:1 reinforces that faith is our stabilizer, a conviction rooted in the assurance of God's unseen but certain promises. Listening for God's VictoryAn unlikely warrior also hones their ability to hear God's voice amidst the chaos, discerning His victory. Romans 12:2 encourages us to renew our minds, moving beyond worldly patterns to embrace God's will. This spiritual attunement was key for Rahab as she welcomed the spies, a pivotal act that would change the course of history. Acting with KindnessRahab's kindness—her welcome of the spies—is central to her legacy as a godly warrior. Hebrews 11:1 recognizes her friendly welcome as the act that saved her from destruction. Micah 6:8 calls us to walk humbly with God, doing justice, and loving kindness. Rahab's example teaches that a warrior's strength includes gentleness and compassion, key characteristics that align us with God's heart. The Unlikely Warrior calls us to live out an active faith, to listen intently for God's guidance, and to extend kindness even when unexpected. May we, like Rahab, step into the unexpected roles God has for us with courage, conviction, and love.

Introduction:The message "I'm Down for Whatever" calls believers to a wholehearted commitment to Jesus. It draws inspiration from the Israelites' obedience in Joshua 1:10-17, challenging us to embrace a mindset of radical faith and surrender. We identify three key takeaways for those ready to be "Whatever Warriors" for Christ: 1. Whatever Jesus Has Done, Tell People! Joshua 1:11a encourages us to "go through the camp and tell the people." Sharing your testimony isn't just a duty; it's a powerful act that strengthens the faith of others and emboldens your own. Revelation 12:11 reminds us that we overcome "by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of our testimony." This means being prepared to give a reason for our hope in Christ with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15-16). 2. Whatever Provisions You Need Are in His Word Just as the Israelites were instructed to prepare provisions before crossing the Jordan (Joshua 1:11), believers today must feed on God's Word for spiritual sustenance. Whether milk for the immature (1 Corinthians 3:1-3) or solid food for the mature (Hebrews 5:12-14), God's Word equips us for the journey ahead. In our walk with Christ, we must progress from spiritual infancy to maturity, developing the discernment to handle life's challenges. 3. Whatever Rest You Need Is in Jesus Joshua 1:14-15 speaks of a rest given by God, which echoes Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11:28-30: "Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest." Rest isn't simply a state of physical relaxation; it encompasses soul, mind, spiritual, and physical rest. It requires humility and casting our anxieties onto Jesus (1 Peter 5:5-7). True rest is found not in our past struggles, but in releasing our burdens to Him. Conclusion:The "Whatever Warrior" is ready to do whatever Jesus commands, trusting in His promises and resting in His provision. As we soar with Jesus in Season 3, let's cast off what no longer serves us—our worries, pride, sin, and past—and fully commit to following wherever He leads. Response:Declare to the Lord, "I'm down for whatever!" Are you ready to be a Whatever Warrior?

In this powerful service, we call on the warriors of faith to rise and prepare for battle. Drawing from the inspiring words of Joshua 1:1-11, where God commands Joshua to lead His people into the Promised Land, we reflect on the themes of courage, unity, and readiness for spiritual warfare. Message Highlights: Warriors are Tribal for UnityAs God told Joshua, “Now then, you and all these people…” (Joshua 1:2), we are reminded that warriors are not lone fighters but are formed together in unity. Just as Philippians 1:27-30 teaches us to strive as one for the faith, we are a tribe, bound together to fulfill God's mission. Warriors are Trained to Be ReadyLike Joshua was instructed to cross the Jordan into the land God promised, we must be prepared to fight for the promises God has set before us. Psalm 144:1-2 reminds us that God trains our hands for battle, preparing us to face the challenges ahead. As we soar with Jesus, we equip ourselves with His Word, prayer, and worship to stand strong in spiritual warfare. Warriors are Territorial for VictoryGod promised Joshua, “I will give you every place where you set your foot” (Joshua 1:3-4). As warriors, we are called to claim the spiritual territories God has set for us. Through availability, teachability, and flexibility, we increase God's glory and His work in our lives. As Romans 11:33 says, God's wisdom is beyond measure, and He calls us to remain humble and open to His divine guidance. Our Weapons: The Word of God: Our sword in spiritual battles (Ephesians 6:17). The Spirit in Prayer: The power behind our prayers (Ephesians 6:18). Worship as Our War Cry: A shout of victory, rallying warriors for God's triumph (Isaiah 42:10-13). Final Call: Warriors, the time is now to step into your calling. Rise in unity, be ready for the fight, and claim the victory that God has already promised. "Be strong and courageous, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go" (Joshua 1:9). Warriors, Come Out to Play! For more notes from this service, please click the link! https://crcglobal.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/WARRIORS-COME-OUT-TO-PLAY.pdf

1. OUR CHOICE IS BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH Deuteronomy‬ ‭30‬:‭15‬ ‭NLT‬‬ “Now listen! Today I am giving you a choice between life and death, between prosperity and disaster.” YOU ARE CAPABLE OF CHOOSING LIFE. YOU HAVE THE CAPACITY TO CHOOSE LIFE. DO YOU HAVE THE AUDACITY TO CHOOSE LIFE?YOUR CHOICE WILL BRING BLESSINGS OR CURSES 2. YOUR CHOICE WILL BRING BLESSINGS OR CURSES Deuteronomy‬ ‭30‬:‭16‬ ‭NLT‬‬ “For I command you this day to love the Lord your God and to keep his commands, decrees, and regulations by walking in his ways. If you do this, you will live and multiply, and the Lord your God will bless you and the land you are about to enter and occupy.” OBEDIENCE OBLIGATES THE BLESSING OF THE LORD DISOBEDIENCE DEFLECTS THE BLESSING OF THE LORD. 3. YOUR CHOICE WILL INFLUENCE YOUR DESCENDANTS DESTINY Deuteronomy‬ ‭30‬:‭19‬-20 ‭NLT‬‬ “Today I have given you the choice between life and death, between blessings and curses. Now I call on heaven and earth to witness the choice you make. Oh, that you would choose life, so that you and your descendants might live! You can make this choice by loving the Lord your God, obeying him, and committing yourself firmly to him. This is the key to your life. And if you love and obey the Lord, you will live long in the land the Lord swore to give your ancestors Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.” MAKE YOUR ANCESTORS PROUD AND  YOUR DESCENDANTS PROSPEROUS!

Today's message from Pastor Janeen is centered on the story of Job and the power of perspective. We are reminded that even in the midst of life's most difficult moments, we can recover when we hold onto faith and trust in God's plan. Key Points: 1. God has good things in mind for you, even when it doesn't look good around you. 2. Fret not your heart — God has spoken to the devil concerning you. 3. Job acknowledged what was happening but still acknowledged God. 4. Job kept his position clear that God had great plans for him. 5. Speak to yourself about how God works in your favor. 6. Job believed God was aware of everything he was facing.7. Job's faith kept the perspective that God was in control of him and his outcome. Pastor Janeen helps give us a powerful reminder that God promises to restore what has been lost. Just as Job recovered from his trials, God will restore you as well, giving you a future full of hope and blessing. YOU CAN RECOVER!

MORE THAN 34 YEARS AGO THIS CHURCH BEGAN THE FIRST SUNDAY OF JULY IN 1990. THE OVERWHELMING CROWD OF TWENTY ONE LISTENED TO A 30 YEAR OLD PREACH A MESSAGE FROM THIS SAME TEXT. "CAN THESE BONES LIVE?" WAS THE THEME AND QUESTION. TODAY, I STAND BEFORE YOU TO ANSWER MY QUESTION….TO ANSWER GOD'S QUESTION……TO ANSWER EZEKIEL'S QUESTION.    THESE BONES CAN LIVE!

Today we have the honor of hearing Guest Pastor Otis Lockett Jr., all the way from Evangel Fellowship Church in Greensboro, NC. Pastor Otis Lockett Jr. finishes off our current theme for the month, “REST WITH JESUS” with a powerful message titled: "Your Table Is Ready." With this message, Ps. Otis Lockett Jr. intends to get us to see God in a new way. God is many things, he's a Shepherd, but God is also a chef. That word Chef means Chief, and every great Chef has to PREPARE, and God has great things PREPARED for you!

EXODUS 4:1-9 - DO IT AFRAID - DO IT AGAIN - DO IT ANYWAY

Finding REST in the W(REST)LING Match 1. Acknowledge & Understand The Burden (Don't lie to yourself!) 2. Know That You Have Help With The Burden (Don't Play Hero-Ball With It!) 3. ​Listen To Your Teacher!

3 things you must FLUSH OUT to receive rest. 1. THE STRESS OF YOUR NEEDS 2. UNNECESSARY DESIRES 3. UNREALIST EXPECTATIONS OF PEOPLE

Building an overcoming church out of broken lives through the power of Jesus Christ is our vision for Calvary Revival Church located in Norfolk, Virginia. Our mission is that we exist to Know God, Live Generously, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference. Join us Sundays: 9AM | 1130AM | 7PM EST Decided to follow Jesus or want to connect with CRC? Go to: crcglobal.org/nextstep/

THERE ARE NO CONDITIONS OR LIMITATIONS WHEN WE ARE COMMANDED TO RUN THIS RACE! YOU DONT GET A PASS BECAUSE YOURE OLDER AND YOUVE BEEN SERVING IN CHURCH FOR A 100 YEARS! I AM GOING TO EXTEND SOME OF YOUR LIVES TODAY BY TEACHING YOU THE TRUTH ABOUT RUNNING THIS RACE.  THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO DIE BEFORE THEY WERE DESIGNED TO   1 Corinthians 11:30 That is why many of you are weak and sick and some have even died. 1 Corinthians 11:31 But if we would examine ourselves, we would not be judged by God in this way.

Building an overcoming church out of broken lives through the power of Jesus Christ is our vision for Calvary Revival Church located in Norfolk, Virginia. Our mission is that we exist to Know God, Live Generously, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference. Join us Sundays: 9AM | 1130AM | 7PM EST Decided to follow Jesus or want to connect with CRC? Go to: crcglobal.org/nextstep/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Student & Family Team invests in the lives of students through powerful worship, Biblical teaching, creative and student-led videos, courageous conversations and impactful relationships. Hang with us on Sundays: Revival Kidz | Sundays: 9AM & 1130AM EST | In-Person Rev'd Students (Middle & High School) | Sundays: 2nd Service Only 1130AM EST | In-Person If you decided to make Jesus your Forever Friend, email sft@crcglobal.org ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stay Connected! Website: www.crcglobal.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/CRCNorfolk Twitter: www.twitter.com/crcnorfolk Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcnorfolk/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcstudentandfam/ Spotify: CRCNorfolk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRAYER LINE Mon-Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7703 Sundays 7:00am - 12:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7729 Outside of Virginia: (800) 917-0070 PRAYER TIME Wednesdays at 12PM & Sundays at 10:30AM

Building an overcoming church out of broken lives through the power of Jesus Christ is our vision for Calvary Revival Church located in Norfolk, Virginia. Our mission is that we exist to Know God, Live Generously, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference. Join us Sundays: 9AM | 1130AM | 7PM EST Decided to follow Jesus or want to connect with CRC? Go to: crcglobal.org/nextstep/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Student & Family Team invests in the lives of students through powerful worship, Biblical teaching, creative and student-led videos, courageous conversations and impactful relationships. Hang with us on Sundays: Revival Kidz | Sundays: 9AM & 1130AM EST | In-Person Rev'd Students (Middle & High School) | Sundays: 2nd Service Only 1130AM EST | In-Person If you decided to make Jesus your Forever Friend, email sft@crcglobal.org ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stay Connected! Website: www.crcglobal.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/CRCNorfolk Twitter: www.twitter.com/crcnorfolk Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcnorfolk/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcstudentandfam/ Spotify: CRCNorfolk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRAYER LINE Mon-Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7703 Sundays 7:00am - 12:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7729 Outside of Virginia: (800) 917-0070 PRAYER TIME Wednesdays at 12PM & Sundays at 10:30AM

Building an overcoming church out of broken lives through the power of Jesus Christ is our vision for Calvary Revival Church located in Norfolk, Virginia. Our mission is that we exist to Know God, Live Generously, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference. Join us Sundays: 9AM | 1130AM | 7PM EST Decided to follow Jesus or want to connect with CRC? Go to: crcglobal.org/nextstep/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Student & Family Team invests in the lives of students through powerful worship, Biblical teaching, creative and student-led videos, courageous conversations and impactful relationships. Hang with us on Sundays: Revival Kidz | Sundays: 9AM & 1130AM EST | In-Person Rev'd Students (Middle & High School) | Sundays: 2nd Service Only 1130AM EST | In-Person If you decided to make Jesus your Forever Friend, email sft@crcglobal.org ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stay Connected! Website: www.crcglobal.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/CRCNorfolk Twitter: www.twitter.com/crcnorfolk Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcnorfolk/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcstudentandfam/ Spotify: CRCNorfolk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRAYER LINE Mon-Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7703 Sundays 7:00am - 12:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7729 Outside of Virginia: (800) 917-0070 PRAYER TIME Wednesdays at 12PM & Sundays at 10:30AM

Building an overcoming church out of broken lives through the power of Jesus Christ is our vision for Calvary Revival Church located in Norfolk, Virginia. We exist to Know God, Live Generously, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference. Join us for #CRCLinkUp Sundays: 9AM | 11AM | 7PM EST Decided to follow Jesus or want to connect with CRC? Go to: crcglobal.org/nextstep/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stay Connected! Website: www.crcglobal.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/CRCNorfolk Twitter: www.twitter.com/crcnorfolk Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcnorfolk/ Spotify: CRCNorfolk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRAYER LINE Mon-Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7703 Sundays 7:00am - 12:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7729 Outside of Virginia: (800) 917-0070

Building an overcoming church out of broken lives through the power of Jesus Christ is our vision for Calvary Revival Church located in Norfolk, Virginia. Our mission is that we exist to Know God, Live Generously, Discover Purpose, and Make a Difference. Join us Sundays: 9AM | 1130AM | 7PM EST Decided to follow Jesus or want to connect with CRC? Go to: crcglobal.org/nextstep/ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Student & Family Team invests in the lives of students through powerful worship, Biblical teaching, creative and student-led videos, courageous conversations and impactful relationships. Hang with us on Sundays: Revival Kidz | Sundays: 9AM & 1130AM EST | In-Person Rev'd Students (Middle & High School) | Sundays: 2nd Service Only 1130AM EST | In-Person If you decided to make Jesus your Forever Friend, email sft@crcglobal.org ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stay Connected! Website: www.crcglobal.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/CRCNorfolk Twitter: www.twitter.com/crcnorfolk Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcnorfolk/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/crcstudentandfam/ Spotify: CRCNorfolk ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRAYER LINE Mon-Fri 10:00am - 4:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7703 Sundays 7:00am - 12:00pm Phone: (757) 321-7729 Outside of Virginia: (800) 917-0070 PRAYER TIME Wednesdays at 12PM & Sundays at 1030AM