Calvary Church - Maumee

“Everything is meaningless!” Nothing matters…and yet, somehow, in the end, everything matters. It’s where we focus our actions, thoughts, and attention that makes a difference. On Sunday, December 1, 2019, Pastor Chad wraps up his Sunday Drive sermon series by reviewing the lessons learned from the book of Ecclesiastes.

Life happens fast, and before we know it, our life will come to an end. If we want to live a life without regrets, we need to make the most of our days while we can and not let opportunities pass us by. On Sunday, November 24,2019, Pastor Chad Gilligan continues his sermon series, Sunday Drive, by giving us Three Things to do While We Can.

On Sunday, November 19, 2019, Pastor Chad Gilligan speaks on the dangers of being overrighteous and focusing on self instead of God.

Whether you are rich or poor, young or old, successful or not, no matter who you are, we will all meet the same end one day. Death will come, and none of the accomplishments or material possessions will matter anymore. But there is still hope! We can have eternal impact far beyond our meager lives. On Sunday, November 10,2019, Pastor Jordan Moore challenges us to shift gears when we face the prospect of our own mortality.

What Does God Want? (11/3/19) by Calvary Church

Eat. Work. Sleep. One hour later. One day done. One year gone by. Following our routines and schedules, we get so caught up in living our lives that we never question whether this is the best life we’re living. Our hours, days, and years are worth more than just the passing of time. On Sunday, October 27, 2019, Pastor Chad Gilligan gives us Four Rules to Live a Better Life.

When misery becomes a part of your daily life, it can be hard to see your life without it. Feelings of discontent, listlessness, and unhappiness become your constant companions. And, often times, we don’t even realize that it’s our own actions and thoughts that’s the cause of it, On Sunday, October 20, 2019, Pastor Chad Gilligan gives us three things that make us miserable.

People are everywhere. We see them every day: at the grocery store, at work, in our homes. But we are called to more than live alongside people; we are called to create and thrive in community. God never intended for us to live alone. On Sunday, October 13, 2019, Pastor Jay Heiss teaches the importance of community and our role as Christians to support and strengthen it.

Life is unfair. No one said it was going to be easy. No one said it was going to go according to plan. There will be people who will go out of their way to make your life miserable. That’s the bad news. We live in a fallen world of selfishness, greed, malice, and every kind of evil. But just as there is bad in this world, there is also good. Good that can triumph over whatever you are facing. Good enough to heal, make you whole, and redeem your disappointments. On Sunday, October 6, Pastor Chad Gilligan continues from the book of Ecclesiastes and breaks down for us the Good News and the Bad News.

It’s About Time (9/29/19) by Calvary Church

What gets you out of bed in the morning? What consumes your days, your thoughts, your actions? Before life passes you by, take the time to slow down and figure out what drives you. On Sunday, September 22, 2019, Pastor Chad Gilligan begins a new sermon series, Sunday Drive, based on the book of Ecclesiastes.

Missionaries are normal, everyday people who said yes when they saw need and opportunity. On Sunday, September 15, 2019, Serve Director Leah Lorann kicked off Missions Summit by showing how you can be a missionary in your everyday life.

On Sunday, September 8, 2019, Pastor Chad Gilligan concludes his sermon series, Let’s Talk About, by speaking on the importance of God’s presence in our lives.

Let's Talk About... Your Life by Calvary Church

Let's Talk About...Life by Calvary Church

Let's Talk About...Doubt by Calvary Church

Let's Talk About...The Second Coming Of Christ by Calvary Church

Four Reasons The Bible Is Our Go-To Book by Calvary Church

Salt And Light (7/28/19) by Calvary Church

Taken for granted, used flippantly, and disregarded, we often forget words are powerful. They can start wars, end relationships, ignite emotions, and even destroy lives. Words can also bring restoration, hope, and determine the course or our lives and those around us. It’s our choice whether what we say will bring death or create life. On Sunday, July 21, 2019, Pastor Keith Kurtz speaks on the power of words and Three God Keys to Controlling Your Tongue.