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Devoted to Teaching
The New Testament Church was devoted to the apostles' teaching. In their teaching the apostles were witnesses to Jesus who was raised up by God, killed by people, and exalted by God.
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Recent Worship Services View
Recent Worship Services can be found at our youtube channel.To access click Calvary Christian Reformed Church Chatham -
Desert Streams: Breath View
Elijah who breathed life into the widow's child points us to Jesus who breathes the Holy Spirit on us. -
Desert Streams:Oil View
The widows jar of oil was a stream of life; in serving others we receive life. -
Desert Streams: Water View
In the isolation of a ravine Elijah drank from a stream of water. -
Devoted to the Way View
The New Testament Church was devoted to the way of life in Jesus. -
Devoted to Mission View
The early church was devoted to the mission of bearing the good news of Jesus to the ends of the earth. -
Devoted to Service View
The New Testament Church was devoted to service that found new ways to meet needs. -
Devoted to Gathering View
The New Testament Church was devoted to gatherings that nurtured the life in them. -
Devoted to Prayer View
The New Testament Church was devoted to prayer trusting that the God who raised Jesus is active in this world. -
Transformed View
In the presence of Jesus we are transformed so we reflect his glory. -
All Things New View
To be in Christ is to be a new creation. -
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Hurry to Welcome View
While Martha, like Abraham hurried to welcome guests, Mary gave Jesus her full attention and received the blessing of his presence. -
Hurry and Wait View
In answer to John the Baptist's question, "are you the one" Jesus invites us to see the signs of God's coming in ways we are not expecting. -
Hurry to Learn View
Jesus draws people eager to learn the ways of the Lord. Jesus sends his followers to teach and live his teaching so others will hurry to him. -
Hurry the Day View
Like the shepherds who hurried to see Jesus we are eager to welcome Jesus. Can we make the day come sooner? -
Devoted to Breaking of Bread View
The New Testament Church's devotion to breaking of bread pushed them to welcome others to the table. -
Devoted to Fellowship View
The New Testament Church was devoted to Fellowship seen in the way the held all things in common. -
Devoted to Teaching View
The New Testament Church was devoted to the apostles' teaching. In their teaching the apostles were witnesses to Jesus who was raised up by God, killed by people, and exalted by God. -
Come on Down View
When Jesus comes to our house, we enter a kingdom where hearts are changed and generosity is possible. -
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One of Ten View
Thanksgiving comes when we see we have received more than we expected or were entitled to. -
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Shouting and Weeping View
Like those gathered at the foundation of the second temple, we experience mixed emotions. We can’t help remember what we’ve missed even as we anticipate the joy of worshiping together. -
Time Out for Refreshment View
The gift of Sabbath seen promises a time out to be refreshed -
Time Out from Accumulation View
When we don’t know what to do with all our stuff, Exodus 16 and Luke 12:13-21 teach us that trusting the God who provides lets us take a time out from accumulation. Video can be found here. -
Time Out from Control View
If 2020 has taught us anything it is that some things are beyond our control. Sabbath allows us to take a time out from control. Video for this message may be found here. -
Time Out from Hurry View
In the last few months we've had to hurry up and learn new things. We've also had a time out from the hurry we'd come to think of as normal. -
Time Out from Coercion View
God's grace in Christ frees us from coercion so we are free to care for others.Video for this message can be found here. -
Time Out from Anxiety View
In a time when we are worried about our health, our finances, our freedoms and a return to school, Genesis 41:1-8 and Matthew 6:25-34 encourage us to take a time out from anxiety. Video for this message can be found here. -
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