Calvary Baptist Church Of Port Austin

Sermon 10 in the series through Ephesians: In this sermon from Ephesians 5:3-14, we see that at one time we were darkness, but now we are light in the Lord. Therefore, we should walk as children of light.

Sermon 9 in the series through Ephesians: In this sermon from Ephesians 4:17-5:2 we see a step by step process for living the new life that Christ has purchased for us. We put off, be renewed, and put on. 

Sermon 8 in the series through Ephesians: In Ephesians 4:7-16 we see 3 components of a healthy church. We also see that the church is the body of Christ and a display of God's glory. Therefore, we are the hands and feet of Jesus to those around us and God's vehicle for bringing Christ to the world. 

Sermon 7 in the series through Ephesians: In Ephesians 4 Paul shifts from who we are in Christ to focusing on how we should live in light of that new identity. Verse 1 of the chapter summarizes it nicely: "I therefore, a prisoner for the Lord, urge you to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which you have been called." Ephesians 4:1

Sermon 6 in the series through Ephesians: In Ephesians 3:14-21, Paul's prayer for his readers is that they would "...know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge..." Ephesians 3:19 Do you know the limitless love of Christ?

Sermon 5 in the series through Ephesians: Most of us view the church and our participation in it as something ordinary, something mundane, and sometimes even boring. One of Paul’s goals in Ephesians 1-3 is to pull back the curtain of eternity and give you a glimpse of just how astounding the church, and your participation in it, really is. Enjoy this message from Ephesians 3:1-13

Sermon 4 in the series through Ephesians: At one time, we were separated from Christ, alienated from God's promises, and without hope in the world. "But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far off have been brought near by the blood of Christ." Ephesians 2:13 Remember who you were, and rejoice in who you are.

Sermon 3 in the series through Ephesians: “Your life task is to be a character in the greatest story ever told. It is what you were created for. If faith were primarily an idea, the intellect alone might be adequate for dealing with it. Since it is instead a life to be lived, we need story.”-Dan Taylor In this message, Pastor Michael walks through Ephesians 2:1-10 and describes the story of every Christian. One chapter in the grand story of redemption that God has been writing since eternity past.

Sermon 2 in the series through Ephesians: What types of requests do you pray for? In Ephesians 1:15-23 the Apostle Paul gives us three biblical requests that we can fill our prayers with. Pastor Michael calls them, "oxygen truths."  Be encouraged in this message to live, "full of hope, secure in God's love, and dependent on God's power."

Sermon 1 in the series through Ephesians: If you are in Christ, the triune God planned in eternity past that he would purchase you as a trophy of his grace to display the all-surpassing worth of Jesus Christ. You were chosen by the Father, you were redeemed by the Son, and you were sealed by the Spirit. How should we respond to this? We should rejoice in God's grace, and live for God's glory. Enjoy this sermon from Ephesians 1:1-14.

"Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing!" Revelation 5:12 In this sermon, Josh Slaughter walks through Revelation 5 and reminds us how worthy Jesus is.

Sermon 3 in the Series: Habits of Grace Word, Prayer, and Fellowship. Or as David Mathis describes, “Hear God’s voice, have God’s ear, and belong to God’s body.” In this message, Pastor Michael concludes this series on the Habits of Grace with a message on fellowship from Hebrews 10:24-25.

Sermon 2 in the Series: Habits of Grace "The speaking God not only has spoken, but he also listens—he stops, he stoops, he wants to hear from you. He stands ready to hear your voice. Christian, you have the ear of God. We call it prayer." - David Mathis In this sermon, Pastor Michael walks us through the model prayer in Matthew 6 and draws some practical applications of this amazing privilege.

Sermon 1 in the Series: Habits of Grace What does God use to help his children grow? The Word, Prayer, and Fellowship. Or as David Mathis says, we "hear God's voice, have God's ear, and belong to God's body."  This message focuses on the first of those habits: The Word of God.

In this message, we take a fresh look at the mission of our church: "We exist to spread a passion for the glory of Jesus in Port Austin and beyond."

Sermon 4 in the Series: Carols of the King In this sermon Pastor Michael uses the song, "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," to answer the questions: Who is Jesus? What did he come to do? How did he accomplish it? How can this life be ours? This song reminds us that, "God came down to save us from our sins and bring us back to him."

Sermon 3 in the Series: Carols of the King In this sermon, Pastor Michael shares four reasons for joy from the song, Joy To The World: The Lord Is Come The Savior Reigns The Curse is Reversed Jesus Rules the World This song reminds us that, "Jesus came as the conquering King to purchase eternal and unshakable joy for all who would believe."

Sermon 2 in the Series: Carols of The King In this sermon, Pastor Michael uses the song, "What Child is This?" to dig deeper into the amazing reality of who Jesus is and what it means for us.

Sermon 1 in the series: Carols of the King Few songs capture the essence of the Advent season like "O Come, O Come Emmanuel." In this sermon, Pastor Michael explains the meaning of this song with a problem, a solution, and a response.  We all experience the pain and brokenness of this sin-cursed world but, "This song reminds us to rejoice in our exile because Emmanuel is coming again."

In this sermon, missionary David Velasquez unpacks three truths about praise from Psalm 145.