Resurrection Sunday 2026 at Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

Palm Sunday at Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

Sunday Morning at Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

Sunday Morning at Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

In Matthew 9, Jesus heals a paralytic, demonstrating His power to forgive sins and heal physically. The scribes accuse Him of blasphemy, but Jesus proves His authority by healing the man. He then calls Matthew, a tax collector, to follow Him, challenging the Pharisees’ beliefs about God’s concern for sinners.

Sunday Morning Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

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Sunday Morning at Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

In Matthew 8, Jesus demonstrates His power through three healings: a leper, a centurion’s servant, and Peter’s mother-in-law. These miracles, following the Sermon on the Mount, highlight the importance of faith and obedience to Jesus. The leper’s healing symbolizes Jesus’ power over sin, the centurion’s faith exemplifies true belief, and Peter’s mother-in-law’s healing illustrates Jesus’ authority and compassion.

Sunday morning at Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

The Sermon on the Mount concludes with Jesus emphasizing the importance of a genuine response to His teachings. He contrasts two paths: the narrow gate leading to life, requiring obedience and sacrifice, and the wide gate leading to destruction, accommodating various beliefs and lifestyles. True faith, demonstrated through obedience, builds a strong foundation, while mere profession without action leads to a weak foundation vulnerable to life’s storms.

Sunday Morning at Calvary Chapel Faith Fellowship with Pastor Jim Sweigart.

Matthew 7:1-12 discusses the topic of judgment, emphasizing the importance of righteous judgment based on God’s Word rather than a critical, hypocritical spirit. Jesus warns against judging others while harboring our own sins and highlights the need for discernment in sharing the gospel with those who reject it. The passage concludes with the Golden Rule, urging believers to treat others with the same grace and mercy they desire for themselves.