This week on the Calvary Church Podcast, we continue our February series, On Earth As It Is In Heaven, with a message entitled “Generosity of Resources.”

In Mark 12:41–44, Jesus draws our attention to a widow whose small offering reveals a great faith. While others gave out of abundance, she gave out of trust—placing everything she had in God’s hands. Her quiet act of generosity paints a powerful picture of what God values most.

This message invites us to rethink generosity—not as an amount to measure, but as a posture of the heart. When we release our resources with trust and obedience, we reflect the values of heaven here on earth.

Join us as we explore how sacrificial generosity becomes a living expression of God’s kingdom and how our giving can align our hearts with His purposes.

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This week on the Calvary Church Podcast, we continue our February series, On Earth As It Is In Heaven, with a thought-provoking message from Pastor Dave Martin entitled “Obscurity of Ego.”

Heaven is marked by humility, unity, and a shared devotion to God’s purposes—but on earth, ego often gets in the way. In this message, we look at two pivotal moments in the early church: Barnabas advocating for Saul when others were skeptical, and the sharp disagreement between Paul and Barnabas over John Mark.

Drawing from Acts 9:26–27 and Acts 15:36–40, this message explores how God works through imperfect people, strained relationships, and unseen acts of humility. It challenges us to consider what happens when ego fades into the background and God’s mission takes center stage.

Join us as we discover how laying down our need for recognition opens the door for God’s kingdom to be revealed on earth—just as it is in heaven.

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This week on the Calvary Church Podcast, we kick off our February message series, On Earth As It Is In Heaven, with an opening message entitled “Diversity of Faces.”

Jesus teaches us to pray for God’s kingdom to come and His will to be done on earth as it is in heaven. But what does heaven actually look like? In this message, we turn to Revelation’s powerful vision of people from every nation, tribe, people, and language standing together before the throne—and we consider what that means for how we live, love, and worship today.

Drawing from Matthew 6:9–13 and Revelation 7:9–10, this message invites us to see diversity not as a challenge to manage, but as a gift to celebrate—one that reflects the heart and design of God Himself.

Join us as we begin this series by exploring how God’s heavenly vision shapes our earthly calling, and how the church can become a living picture of heaven here and now.

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