Brother Luke passionately preached on the critical importance of rightly distinguishing between the Law and the Gospel, declaring that the Law reveals our sin and helplessness while the Gospel reveals Christ's completed work on our behalf. Using powerful historical illustrations, especially the life of Martin Luther, he emphasized that salvation is not earned by human effort but received freely by faith alone through grace alone. The sermon was a strong call to repent, believe, rise in newness of life, and boldly proclaim the pure Gospel without compromise in a world desperate for true hope.#LawAndGospel #GraceUponGrace #ChristAlone #ReformationFire #SolaFide #SoliDeoGloria #CalvaryBaptistTilton #PreachTheWordWatch it here: https://youtu.be/f6lt-XVtBsQ

Pastor Dan’s sermon focused on how Christ’s death on the cross is the ultimate display of God’s power and wisdom, not human reasoning. He emphasized that salvation comes through believing in the crucified Christ, and that God's plan of redemption, though often seen as foolish by the world, is the true wisdom that saves sinners.#GospelWisdom #ChristCrucified #PowerOfTheCross #SavedByGrace #1CorinthiansWatch it here: https://youtu.be/61WXH517tTA

Pastor Dan preached that Jesus gave undeniable physical proof of His resurrection to His followers—not just to validate His victory over death, but so that we might believe and be saved. From Mary Magdalene to Thomas, each witness had their doubts erased by encountering the risen Christ. The Apostle John recorded these events with one purpose: so that we, even today, might believe that Jesus is the Son of God and have eternal life in His name.

#RisenSavior #HeIsAlive #FaithInChrist #ResurrectionProof #BelieveAndBeSaved

Quinn Lewis delivers a gospel presentation to the congregation at Calvary Batist Church in the evening service of 4/13/25.

Pastor Dan's sermon, Don’t Drift, based on Hebrews 2:1–4, was a heartfelt warning against the danger of spiritual drift. He reminded the congregation to pay closer attention to Christ and not let the trials of life pull them away from the truth they’ve received. Pastor Dan emphasized that Jesus, being superior to angels and the ultimate revelation of God’s salvation, must not be neglected—and that this great salvation was confirmed by the Lord, His witnesses, and the empowering work of the Holy Spirit.#DontDrift #Hebrews2 #PayAttentionToJesus #GreatSalvation #StayAnchored #BibleTruth

Pastor Dan’s sermon, based on Luke 15:11–32, focused on the character of God as revealed through the parable of the prodigal son. He emphasized God's patience during our rebellion, His compassion when we repent, and His joy when we return. Even when others misunderstand God’s grace, the Father stands ready to embrace the lost with open arms.

#GodIsCompassionate #ProdigalSon #Luke15 #GraceAndForgiveness #ComeHomeToGod

Pastor Dan’s sermon, God’s Treatment Plan for Spiritual Renewal Part 4, emphasized that spiritual transformation happens when believers join Jesus on His mission to seek and save the lost. Drawing from Luke 15:1–7, he highlighted how Jesus delights in redeeming sinners and restoring their “saltiness,” and how heaven rejoices over each soul that repents. The call is clear: we are to follow Christ in faith, reach out as His body, and celebrate every life changed by grace.

#SpiritualRenewal #Luke15 #JoinJesusOnMission #LostAndFound #HeavenRejoices #FaithInAction #GospelMission #TransformedByGrace

Pastor Dan's sermon emphasizes that spiritually healthy Christians actively work to advance the gospel by following the example of the Philippians. He outlined that they should pray for the gospel’s progress (Phil. 1:19-25), sacrifice to support the gospel’s work (Phil. 2:25-30), and give to meet the needs of gospel ministry (Phil. 4:10-20). Pastor Dan concluded by encouraging believers to partner with God and others to advance the gospel through prayer, sacrifice, and generosity.

#AdvanceTheGospel #SpiritualHealth #Philippians #Prayer #Sacrifice #Generosity #Partnership