On Sunday mornings we gather as a church from diverse backgrounds and cultures to confess Jesus as Lord in worship, to hear God speak from His Word and to identify with Christ in communion and baptism. This assembly is central to everything we are and do as a church. Calvary provides live streaming for all of our Sunday morning services. You may also search, watch, listen to or download previous sermons in our sermon archive area.
Media Ordering
If you would like to order a CD of a sermon, contact our Media Department (media@calvarygr.org) at 616-956-9377. Please provide your own contact information along with the date and title (if possible) of the sermon(s) you wish to purchase.
Cost:
- Requests for messages dated prior to May 22, 2005, are processed once a month. The suggested donation for these sermon requests is $5/each.
- Requests for messages dated after May 22, 2005, are processed weekly. The suggested donation for these sermon CDs is $3/each.
Video DVDs are not available at this time.
For a complete listing of Calvary Church Sermons, see our 2019 Technical Services Catalog.
Recent Sermons
- The Commands of God Are Not Burdensome
- First John 5:1-4
- Jim Samra
- January 18, 2026
- Tell The Story
- Psalm 107
- Clarence Stamps
- January 11, 2026
Current Series: Abundance
This is a series studying 1 John, 2 John and 3 John. The big idea, especially in 1 John, is that Christianity is like something you have purchased on the Internet. You would like to know that your purchase went through and has been received and accepted. You would also like to know the features and benefits of the thing that you have purchased and how to use it in such a way that you get the most out of it. In the case of 1 John, we’re looking especially at eternal life – what is eternal life like? How do we know that we have it? What are blessings and benefits that come with eternal life? How do we use eternal life in such a way that we are getting the most out of what we have purchased? These are the questions we’ll be examining as we explore the abundant life we have in Jesus and see how we can experience our future eternal goodness today.
This series follows Ecclesiastes wherein Solomon says that the key to life is to fear God. This is true, but for someone who truly knows God, fearing God is part of the actual key to life which is to love God. The Epistles of John are about this love. Someone greater than Solomon is here and rather than simply receive human wisdom from Solomon we are receiving Jesus. That is what the epistles of John are about.