Calvary Baptist Church Of Port Austin

A group of religious leaders make some bold accusations against Jesus. He responds by showing them that He does not have to answer to them, instead they will have to answer to Him. He is the Judge, and they are on trial. Enjoy this sermon from John 5!

What have you stopped believing God can do? In this encounter between Jesus and a government official, we get a glimpse of what true faith looks like.

Is lasting satisfaction actually possible in this life? Jesus says it is. And in John chapter 4 He offers "living water" with the power to quench your thirst forever.

Explore the fascinating conversation between Jesus and a ​man named Nicodemus in this message from John 3:1-21.

“Jesus sat in the midst of joy sipping the coming sorrow, so we can sit in the midst of sorrow and sip the coming joy.” -Tim Keller Enjoy this message from John 2:1-11!

Christianity is a movement that has spread all over the world with billions of followers, but how did it all begin? In John 1 we have the exciting eyewitness encounter of the "humble beginnings" of Christianity.

Like the entrance of a great theatre before a grand production, John introduces his gospel with awesome glimpses of what is to come. This is the first sermon in the series, "Divine Encounters" a journey through the Gospel of John.

After taking us on a quest for the meaning of life, King Solomon finally gives us his conclusion to it all.

In Ecclesiastes 11-12, Solomon is going to walk us through the aging process in his rare and poetic fashion and give us some points of application along the way.

In Ecclesiastes 7-10, we find a treasure chest of wise principles from one of the wisest men who ever lived.

In a world of uncertainties, one thing is certain: we will all face death. How does that change the way you should live today? In Ecclesiastes 7, Solomon challenges us to live in light of the end.

In Ecclesiastes 5 and 6, King Solomon tries to save us from the vanity of earthly possessions. “He that loveth silver shall not be satisfied with silver...” ~Ecclesiastes ‭5:10‬

King Solomon has shown the vanity of chasing pleasure, wisdom, and achievement for lasting satisfaction. He now turns his attention to religion. In this message, we'll answer the question, what does it mean to fear the Lord in a healthy and biblical way?

In Matthew 11:28, Jesus invites us into a new life. A life completely free from what culture expects. A life with a different mindset and a different agenda. And He promises that if you'll come, He'll give you rest for your soul.

Often times we ask, "How am I?" when we should be asking, "How are we?" Ecclesiastes 4 shows us that community is better than isolation.

“A time to weep, and a time to laugh...” Is there a purpose behind the ups and downs of this life? Enjoy this message from the series, "Chasing the Wind."

After years of chasing satisfaction and meaning, King Solomon tries to save us from the vanity he experienced. He's asking us to take his word for it and to stop chasing the wind.

A lot of times in life we can fall into an adult version of "let's pretend." One of Solomon's goals in Ecclesiastes is to wake up to the realities of this life so that we'll stop pretending and start living. Enjoy this message from Ecclesiastes 1. The first in our series, "Chasing the Wind."

A Father's Day Message about our heavenly Father. "The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit, that we are the children of God: And if children, then heirs; heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ..." Romans 8:16-17

Are you living a questionable life? Enjoy this message from Colossians 4:5-6!