Can a mixed religious upbringing leave you spiritually adrift? Pastor Ken Davis shares his compelling journey of faith in our latest episode of "Foundations of Faith." With raw honesty, Pastor Ken recounts how a life-changing experience in 1988 redirected his path, leading him to repentance and baptism, but not immediate transformation. His story serves as a powerful reminder that a firm foundation in Christ is crucial for enduring and impactful spiritual growth.

This episode also addresses a common struggle among believers: accepting Christ but lacking the tools for spiritual development. Drawing from 2 Peter chapter 1, we unpack the essential virtues needed for a fruitful Christian life, such as faith, self-control, and love. Pastor Ken underscores the importance of diligently cultivating these qualities to ensure spiritual stability and strengthen our calling, promising an abundant entrance into God's everlasting kingdom.

Finally, we delve into the continuous journey of faith and the necessity of ongoing spiritual growth. Reflecting on Peter's message, we emphasize the importance of being reminded of spiritual truths, regardless of where you are on your faith journey. Drawing inspiration from John 15, we discuss God's pruning process and how it, though sometimes painful, is essential for bearing more fruit and achieving greater spiritual maturity. Join us to be inspired, equipped, and encouraged to grow deeper in your walk with Christ.

Can you truly find peace and strength in any circumstance? Discover how Philippians 4:13 is more than just a motivational slogan but a profound message on spiritual resilience. We examine the original context of this verse in Paul's letter, shedding light on how it speaks to inner peace and contentment through Christ. Learn how meditating on God’s word can help you internalize these spiritual truths and transform your outlook on life.

We then explore the theme of contentment, a virtue Paul himself had to learn, as detailed in Philippians 4:11-13. Through personal anecdotes we unpack the joy that comes from giving and the impact of modern comforts on our satisfaction levels. Understand that true contentment is an attitude, independent of external conditions, that can be cultivated in your own life.

Finally, we delve into the Christian perspective on balancing wealth and contentment. By contrasting biblical teachings with Stoic and Buddhist philosophies, we clarify that it is evil desires, not desire itself, that lead to suffering. We discuss Jesus' wisdom on storing treasures in heaven and share personal experiences that highlight the varying perceptions of wealth and need. Conclude the episode with us in a heartfelt prayer, seeking God’s provision and strength, and embracing contentment through our relationship with Christ.

Anxiety is real, and many people today struggle with anxiety and fear, but as citizens of heaven we can recognize that this world is not our home. In today's study the scriptures offer us a prescription for anxiety, and an exhortation to set our minds. Following these principles and walking by faith in the Lord can help us to overcome the fear and anxiety that trouble us. This study begins in Philippians 4 but also includes scriptures from Hebrews 11, Romans 12, Colossians 3, Psalms 92 and various other passages.

Are you experiencing hurt, or conflict in your life? Have you recently experienced loss or tragedy that has resulted in grief? Do you need the strength and comfort that can only come from God? Then today's message is for you. Join us in this study of Philippians 4:1-9 entitled, "Life is Hard, but God is Good!"

This episode continues our study in the book of Philippians and encourages to rejoice in the Lord as we now have liberty in Christ!

In this second message from our verse-by-verse study of Philippians we are exhorted to consider others first, setting aside selfishness. Join us, as we study God's word together!

Join us for this first episode of our verse-by-verse study through the book of Philippians. In this episode we learn some of the background of the book of Philippians and some of the events in Paul's life that lead to its writing. We discover how even the hard things that we go through in life can serve a purpose in God's plan.

This Special Easter Message was delivered at Calvary Chapel Southwest Metro in Burleson, Texas on Resurrection Sunday 2021. Join us as we study God's word with scriptures from Matt 16, Matt 10, Matt 12, Heb 12, and Luke 12.

In today's message, we consider the question that Jesus asked His disciples and that each of us must answer for ourselves. Who do you say I am?