Sundays at Calvin

AM Sermon Series
10:15 am Sundays

The book of Acts records the extraordinary experiences and growth of the early church, under the reign of Christ, and in the power of the Holy Spirit. It is history, fueled by a deep theology, continuing the story of the resurrected Christ. Historically, Acts has been identified as the Acts of the Apostles. We read it, more faithfully, as the Acts of Jesus.

Adult Sunday School
9:00 am Sundays

This class explores Jesus' teaching on the Holy Spirit through the gospel of John. It is for all who are thirsty for a deeper experience of the Spirit of God. Our focus will be on how the Spirit enables us to know the Father through the Son.

Saturday Morning Women’s Bible Study
9:30 to 11:30 am Saturdays, once-a-month

Please join us for the monthly Saturday Morning Women's Bible Study. We are studying the At His Feet Bible Study on Philippians by Hope Blanton and Christine Gordon. Please contact church office for more information.

Young Adult Men’s Study
Thursday evenings, once-a-month

The book of Daniel is full of dramatic stories and visions. Most importantly, this fascinating biblical book points to the sovereign Lord of history, who rules over all earthly kingdoms and whose plans cannot be thwarted. Please contact the church office for more information.

Women’s Bible Study
Wednesday Mornings, weekly

Hoping for Something Better, by Nancy Guthrie, is an in-depth, understandable and practical Bible study of the book of Hebrews for the modern heart and mind. In the end, readers will more fully grasp the person of Jesus Christ, what he has done for us, and why we should invest our lives in drawing near to him. Please contact church office for more information.

PM Sermon Series
6:00 pm Sundays

It is a crucial moment for the Christian faith. The apostle Paul is near death, and he writes this letter to encourage Timothy to continue to pass on the gospel. The future of Christianity depends on it. Paul encourages Timothy, “Do not be ashamed of the testimony about our Lord, nor of me his prisoner, but sharing in suffering for the gospel by the power of God, who saved us” (2 Timothy 1:8-9).