What happens when you’re given a second chance at life? In this powerful conversation recorded on a Sunday at Calvary Church, we sit down with Lee Vozel to hear his incredible story of battling addiction, surviving a near-death experience, and encountering the radical grace of God.

Lee’s journey is raw, real, and full of hope. From the depths of despair to a life transformed by God’s love, his story reminds us that no one is too far gone for redemption. If you’ve ever wondered if change is possible, Lee’s testimony will challenge and inspire you to believe that with God, all things are possible.

Listen in and be encouraged: No matter how broken the story, God is still in the business of bringing dead things back to life.

What if the darkest moment in history was actually the beginning of something beautiful? In this powerful Easter message, we explore how God brings beauty from ashes through the death and resurrection of Jesus. From the sorrow of the cross in Luke 23 to the promise of restoration in Isaiah 61 and the truth that God "has made everything beautiful in its time" from Ecclesiastes 3:11, we see a God who specializes in redemption.

The cross looked like the end—but it was the beginning of new life. The tomb looked final—but it was the doorway to hope.

Join us for this special Easter message as we remember that no matter how broken our story may seem, God is still writing something beautiful.

Listen in and ask yourself: What if the ashes of your life are the soil where resurrection begins?

What if the King we’ve been waiting for shows up in the most unexpected way? In this episode of our Found message series, we explore Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem from John 12—where He’s found not on a warhorse, but on a humble donkey.

As crowds wave palm branches and shout “Hosanna,” Jesus rides in fulfilling ancient prophecy and turning expectations upside down. This wasn’t the arrival of a conquering hero—it was the approach of a servant King, full of peace, purpose, and love.

Join us as we reflect on what it means to find Jesus not in power and pride, but in humility and grace.

Listen in and ask yourself: What kind of King am I looking for—and have I found Him in Jesus?