Calvary Church Bentonville

Oppression distorts our thinking and drives us to places we’d never choose in freedom. But when the four lepers stepped out in faith, they found that God had already made a way. This message calls us to stop settling, rise up, and walk into the victory God has prepared—because breakthrough begins when we move.

Imperfect | Week 9 In our struggles, God is not distant—He is the Father of mercies and the God of all comfort. This message reminds us that while we may feel broken, burdened, or blinded, His promises are always “yes” in Christ. We are called to live with humility, extend grace, and shine His light through the cracks in our lives. Though we are imperfect, we carry the hope of eternal glory through the One who makes all things new.

In a world obsessed with instant answers and quick fixes, Seven Miles invites us into the quiet, uncertain walk of two disciples — confused, grieving, and unaware that Jesus Himself was beside them. This sermon reminds us that faith isn’t about having all the answers, but about recognizing the One who walks with us through the questions. Even when we don’t understand the journey, Jesus is present — guiding, revealing, and drawing us back to peace. Come discover what it means to walk by trust, not clarity, and to know Him even in the unknown.

The resurrection isn’t just a moment in history—it’s the heartbeat of our hope. In this message, we unpack how culture had started to reshape the Corinthian church’s beliefs about life after death, and how Paul brought them back to the truth: the Gospel is only complete when we respond to it. Jesus died, was buried, and rose again—and because He lives, we have the promise of life beyond the grave.

This message takes us to the heart of Jesus’ final days—a journey from palm branches to the cross. As the crowd shouted “Hosanna!” and welcomed their miracle-working Messiah, they didn’t yet understand He came not just to save them—but to be Lord over their lives. With powerful storytelling and personal challenge, this sermon asks a timeless question: will you follow Jesus when the celebration fades and the cost becomes real? He’s not just calling for our praise—He’s calling for our hearts.