Pastors Jim and Diane Mullins and the members of Calvary Christian Center want to welcome you to enjoy some of our teaching and preaching. Our prayer is that God speaks directly to you today.
Until your identity is established in Christ, you’ll never meet the destiny God has prepared for you. In this episode, Pastor Diane preaches on destiny and identity, encouraging believers everywhere to look to God for their purpose.
People are looking for an answer. In this episode Pastor Josh Willis preaches from Psalm, on showing the light and love of Christ in this lost world.
Blind Bartimaeus had a God-given purpose, even though his situation looked bleak. In this episode, Pastor Casey Doss preached on God’s plans and purposed for you in the midst of uncertain situations.
The tongue has the power to change the course of your life forever. In this episode, Pastor Jim preaches on your spoken thoughts and how they set the atmosphere around everything you do.
If you don’t understand faith, you’ll never be able to live a life of faith. In this episode, Pastor Jim details a life led by faith, not sight, and the tools the enemy uses in order to keep us from living it.
Feelings shouldn’t determine our levels of praise. In this episode, Pastor Diane continues her message on praise, the greatest expression of our faith.
God has laid out several forms of praise in His word. In this episode, Pastor Diane teaches on the seven Hebrew words for praise and how to activate these key weapons in your life.
We’re still dealing with the effects of the fall today, but our job is to invoke the Kingdom of God right here on this earth. In this episode Pastor Jim preaches how to live a life led by the Spirit.
Being a father is an incredible responsibility that God has given to us. In this episode, Pastor Jim issues a challenge to all Fathers, to be a strong leader for your families in troubled times.
What type of soil do you have in your life? In this episode Pastor Diane uses the parable of the sower to demonstrate the stages of growth in our Christian walk.
