Let’s gather to remember Christ’s demonstration of love for us through His suffering and death on the Cross. Join us for one of these family services.
Riverside Calvary Chapel
Friday, April 18
9AM | 11AM
Resurrection Sunday
Come celebrate our risen Saviour with us on Sunday, April 20th! To ensure there’s room for you, your family, and your friends, we’ve added a fourth service. This is a perfect opportunity to invite someone to church!
Isaiah 53 (and really beginning in Isaiah 52:13) details the suffering of the Messiah. It’s an incredible thing to have a Saviour that has come down to this world on an incredible rescue mission to save us. As we’ve been in Matthew 24 on Sundays recently, we’ve been looking at the second coming of Christ. And when He returns, He comes back in power and great glory. But His first coming took on a very different look. So much so…
Matthew 25 is still dealing with the Olivet Discourse. The Olivet Discourse deals with the end times – the sign of Jesus’ coming and of the end of the age, based on the disciple’s question in Matthew 24:3. Jesus took us through the events of the tribulation leading up to His Second Coming. So as we get into Chapter 25 Jesus continues to share some parables that are meant to give some warning to be ready for the end of…
We’re in Matthew 24 and this chapter has been a clarification for the disciples as to what will be the sign of Jesus’ coming. They figured He would be returning in just a few days – in their lifetime at least. But Jesus’ return will look much different than what they expected. And it will be on an entirely different timeline. So in Matthew 24 Jesus has been essentially sharing what things are going to look like before He returns,…
The book of 1 Samuel is quite a transitional book. Remember, the Lord’s desire for Israel is that He would be their God, and they would follow Him in obedience. They were to be a theocracy. But coming out of our study in Judges, we see that they were not doing so well with this. Instead of being a theocracy, they were living in anarchy! The last words of the book are: “In those days there was no king in…