Lyt til Westminster Calvary Chapel

Two disciples were walking away from hope—until Jesus showed up. In Luke 24:13–36, we see how facts without faith leave us stuck in disappointment. But when Jesus opens our eyes, everything changes. He’s alive, He’s near, and He wants to walk with you. Stop the funeral—it’s time to live with renewed faith and fresh hope.

We remember what Jesus has done for us on this Good Friday.

Sin came through Adam, but grace reigns through Christ. Romans 5:12–21 unpacks how Adam’s choice brought death to all humanity, yet Jesus offers a new way—life, forgiveness, and righteousness. We don’t earn our way out of sin; we receive the free gift of grace. One man brought judgment… the other brings life. Who are you choosing to follow?

Justification isn't just about where we’ll spend eternity—it transforms how we walk through life today. In Romans 5:1–11, Paul shows us that the moment we’re justified, we gain peace with God, access to His favor, and strength to face life’s pressures. Even when our thoughts, emotions, or actions don’t line up, God reminds us we’re still His. His love showed up when we were at our worst, and that same love sustains us through every trial.

In Exodus 20, God reveals the Ten Commandments, teaching His people how to follow Him and walk in righteousness. These laws establish the foundation for a right relationship with God and others, calling believers to worship Him alone, live with integrity, and pursue holiness. Jesus affirmed that the law exposes sin, not to condemn us, but to lead us to grace and transformation. The first four commandments shape our devotion to God, while the last six guide our interactions with others, revealing that obedience starts in the heart. When we ignore God's voice, sin distances us, but a healthy reverence for Him keeps us on the right path. By studying these truths, we uncover the wisdom to resist temptation and live in the fullness of God's calling.