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Find peace and freedom from anxiety in this powerful message from Pastor Kevin in Week 2 of our “Breathe” series. Learn how to break free from anxiety by fixing your focus on Jesus, the true source of peace and strength. Discover how God’s presence and peace calm every worry about your past, present, and future. You’ll be encouraged to take every thought captive, trust God fully, and live with a renewed mindset rooted in faith, not fear. When Jesus gets bigger in your vision, your problems begin to shrink. If you’ve been struggling with anxiety or searching for lasting peace, this message will help you breathe again and rest in God’s love.

Many people today feel tired, overwhelmed, and burned out. But God is calling us to stop, take a breath, and refocus on Him. In this message, Pastor Kevin shares how to find peace in a pressured world by learning the difference between shallow breathing that reacts and deep breathing that restores. Rest in God is active divine fellowship, not inactivity.

We have been in a powerful series called Not Today, Satan, and this week Pastor Maria brought a message that reminded us what it really means to be equipped for spiritual warfare. The battle may be invisible, but it is real, and the good news is that God has already given us everything we need to stand firm.

The battle is real. In Ephesians 6:12-14, Paul reminds us that our fight is not against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces. In this message, “Not Today, Satan: The Real Battle of Spiritual Warfare”, we dive into the reality of spiritual warfare with insights from C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters, Keith Green’s music, and powerful biblical examples like Daniel and Elisha.

In this powerful message from our Home Improvement series, we explore the life-changing power of forgiveness. Using the story of Rip Van Winkle and the call from Ephesians 5:14: “Awake, O Sleeper!”, we are reminded that the world is changing all around us. Spiritually, culturally, and personally, we must not sleep through vital moments in our lives.

In Week 3 of our Home Improvement series, Pastor Maria shares how the power of words can shape your home, your faith, and your future. The Bible shows us that impossible situations such as Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones, David facing Goliath, or Paul and Silas in prison were transformed when God’s people spoke His Word with boldness.

Welcome to week two of our Home Improvement series! The chaos and brokenness we see in our world often reflect what’s happening inside our homes. But when Jesus is at the center, families are restored, marriages are strengthened, and even singleness finds purpose.

Welcome to Home Improvement – Week 1: The Blueprint to Your Dream House. In this powerful sermon, we explore how to build a God-honoring home rooted in wisdom, reverence, and obedience to God’s Word.

Are you ready to experience new life in Christ?

We are living in what many call a post-Christian culture. Unlike nations that have never heard the Gospel, our society has heard of Jesus and decided it has “moved beyond” Him. But while culture claims to evolve past Christian faith, it still lives off the fruit of it: justice, love, compassion, generosity. These values did not come from nowhere, they were planted by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

At Calvary Orlando, Sundays are never just services—they are family gatherings where God moves in powerful and personal ways. This week’s message, “Your Next Step: Responding to God’s Call,” was a beautiful reminder that the Christian life is not just about hearing God’s Word—it’s about living it out with courage, joy, and love. Pastor Eric reminded us that every time God speaks, He is inviting us to take a step closer. It might be a step of faith, a step into community, or a step toward surrender. No matter how big or small, those steps change everything.

In the Book of Acts, we find the blueprint for the church, a Spirit-filled, unified, generous, and mission-driven body that reveals God’s Kingdom to the world. That same blueprint is still the model for today’s Christian community.

n a world where people are increasingly disillusioned with organized religion, the idea of the church can feel outdated or optional. But the truth is, the church isn’t just relevant, it’s essential. The church is not man's invention, it was created by Jesus. As Pastor Kevin reminds us, Jesus Himself said, “I will build My church, and the gates of hell will not prevail against it.” The church is God’s plan for community, transformation, and mission in the world. It is more than a building or a Sunday gathering. It is a living, Spirit-empowered body, a holy nation, and a spiritual family created by God for His purposes.

In a world full of noise and distraction, it's easy to compartmentalize our faith to Sundays. But the truth is, you were Made for Mondays—created to be a person of influence in your everyday life. As a Christian, you're not just meant to attend church, you're meant to be the church in every sphere of your life. Jesus said in Mark 16:15, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.” That doesn’t just mean stepping onto a pulpit—it means stepping into your workplace, your family, your community, and yes, even your HOA meeting, with purpose.

Our latest message in the Made for Mondays series, Lead Like Jesus, reminded us that every believer is a disciple, and every disciple is a leader. The call to follow Jesus isn’t passive. It’s a call to live with purpose, influence, and mission. “A disciple is someone who knows Jesus, is being transformed by Jesus, and is committed to the mission of Jesus.”

Too many believers dread Mondays, but what if your Christian faith reframed it? Jesus said, "You are the light of the world." That’s not just for Sunday morning in church—it’s for boardrooms, classrooms, and break rooms. Wherever you work, God has placed you there on assignment. You’re not just earning a paycheck—you’re advancing the Kingdom of God.

Your Work Matters to God Work isn’t just something you have to do—it’s something you were created to do. In this message, discover the powerful Christian truth that your work isn’t a curse—it’s a calling. From the very beginning, God designed work to be good, meaningful, and full of purpose. Here’s the shift: work is worship. Whether you're clocking in at the office, teaching in a classroom, serving tables, or running a business, your work is a way to reflect God’s image, love others, and participate in His ongoing creation. You’re not just made for weekends—you’re Made for Mondays.

In a fast-paced world that glorifies hustle and burnout, many are discovering a deeper truth: the most powerful lives are those lived from rest—not restlessness. At Calvary Orlando, we're launching a fresh perspective in our summer series Made for Mondays, beginning with a message that reframes how we view work, rest, and purpose. It’s time to stop living for the weekend and start living from it.

In a world overwhelmed by emotional burnout, spiritual fatigue, and quiet battles, our most powerful healing doesn’t come from external fixes—it begins with the transformative presence of Jesus. At Calvary Orlando, this past Sunday’s message, From Brokenness to Wholeness, led by Pastor Caroline, was more than a sermon—it was a personal invitation into emotional healing, spiritual restoration, and life transformation through faith. As a Christian church in Orlando, we believe that real change begins when we encounter Jesus for ourselves.

Father's Day can stir up a mix of emotions—joy, gratitude, regret, or even pain. But whether your earthly father was present or absent, kind or cruel, there is One Father whose love is perfect, constant, and life-changing—God, your Heavenly Father.