Calvary Church - Maumee

On Sunday, February 1, 2026, Calvary welcomes home former pastor and life-ling friend, Pastor Bill McGinnis, as he kicks off their annual Missions Week and challenges everyone to become Partners in the Gospel.

On Sunday, January 25, 2026, Pastor Chad Gilligan gives a special online-only sermon about the importance of being courageous when you find yourself standing on the edge.

God doesn't want you to face dark, uncertain times through prayer alone. Even Jesus relied on scripture to withstand adversity. God's Word gives you what you need: direction, encouragement, protection, wisdom, and peace. On Sunday, January 18, 2026, Pastor God reminds you that God's Word is both Timeless and Timely.

What is the most important command in the Bible? Jesus said,“Love God with everything within us.” But what does that mean? And how do we do that? On Sunday, January 11, 2026, Pastor Chad breaks down Mark 12:30 and what it means to Lord God With All.

Life was never meant to be easy. But God did not send you into the world unprepared. He equipped you with a weapon to cut down adversity, negative thoughts, and temptation. He empowered you to grow in faith, hope, love, and peace. When He gave us His Word, He gave us both a sword and a seed.

What do you want for Christmas? More than the materialisticthings that you can buy from a store. What do you want for your family? Your marriage? Your soul? Jesus came to give you more than Christmas cheer. On Sunday, December 21, 2025, Pastor Chad unpacks Isaiah 9:6 and asks what are you waiting for this Christmas.

Christmas doesn't always go as expected, but God always has a plan. On Sunday, December 15, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan reminds us that God is there even during the most difficult holiday times.

On Sunday, December 7, 2025, Calvary celebrated 74 years of faith and fellowship as well as kicked off their Christmas sermon series!

You just want to live your life, under the radar, doing your own business. But someone is still following your example. Everyone leads somewhere in some way. On Sunday, November 30, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan wraps up his REAL-ationships sermon series and reminds us of the Two Ways We Lead.

Whether it’s a bad day, an unexpected setback, or theundeserving privileged, it’s easy to get offended. It’s easy to lash out and cry unfair. It’s easy to cancel and complain and grumble and gossip. But the easy way is not God’s way. He calls us to take the difficult path. Instead of asking what you can get out of life, tackle offense with gratitude. On Sunday,November 23, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan reminds us that attitude is everything and to guard against the evil eye.

Everyone wants the newest money hack, how to achieve passive income, and that it's never to late to get rich. But no one wants to hear critique on how they handle their finances. It's the same today as it was back in Jesus' day. On Sunday, Pastor Chad Gilligan unpacks an awkward conversation from Jesus.

Parents are overworked and distracted. Teachers are burned out. And students are depressed, anxious, and suffering from media over-saturation. It seems that the family unit is falling apart; but even in the most hopeless cases, Jesus offers restoration and blessing. On Sunday, November 9, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan encourages parents and reminds them of Four Things that Children Need.

We were sold lies of easy romance, fast smiles, and warm feelings. Told that following your heart leads to a good marriage and love is only a feeling. But on the other side of those lies is a broken heart and disillusionment. God made marriage to be so much deeper--s much more meaningful--than the counterfeit culture tries to sell us. On Sunday, November 2, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan unpacks the other side of marriage and failed relationships.

Marriage is not a social construct; it's God's design, dating back to the first days of creation. And Jesus reinforced it. If we want God's blessings in our marriage, we need to respond to controversy with scripture. On Sunday, October 26, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan gives us Part 1 of "What Jesus Says About Marriage."

Before you can build a house, erect a bridge, or wrench a car, there must be a plan. When people cut corners or don’t follow the original design, great catastrophes happen. Structure collapses, people are hurt, rebuild costs are even greater. The same goes for the family. If your family has become a battlefield, it’s time to consult the original designer and engineer. On Sunday, October 19, 2025, Pastor Keith Kurtz unpacks God’s Blueprints for Families.

When we begin to believe forgiveness is optional, we build a prison of our own making. Every time we choose to hold a grudge and not let go of past  offense,  we hurt ourselves as well as the relationships around us. On Sunday, October 12, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan reminds us to forgive before bitterness gets the best of us.

Culture says if you don’t agree with me, cancel them. If someone tears you down or takes advantage of you, get even. The only one who’s got your back is you. But God says forgive. God says, you can trust me to mete out justice. The first step to personal freedom is forgiveness On Sunday, October 5, 2025, Calvary’s guest speaker, Josh Willaford, breaks down what it means to forgive and what steps you can take to start the healing process after hurt.

Calvary's Room For More Sunday, September 28, 2025.

Coworkers, families, and friends --life is full of relationships. We are made for people and connection. But just as people are not perfect beings, neither are our relationships. We will all face disagreement and conflict sometimes. God has laid out what to do when you face conflict and still honor Him. On Sunday, September 21, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan began a new sermon series called REALationships.

No matter how tough, rich, or smart you are, everything will fail you eventually. Nothing lasts forever, except One. When we are at our weakest, when we are let down by every expectation, the Holy Spirit sustains. On Sunday, September 7, 2025, Pastor Chad Gilligan reminds us that we are not alone.