Description:As Luke describes the healing of the leper and the paralytic, we see the powerful compassion of the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus not only has the authority to forgive, but the willingness to do so.

Description:Jesus calls Simon Peter to be more than a fisherman, but a fisher of men. Peter's right perspective of Jesus helped him be ready for the invitation that followed.

Description:In Luke 3:21-38, we see Jesus' baptism and family history. Even the genealogies have a purpose in the Bible. In this case, the plan of God for salvation is shown from the dawn of humanity to its fulfillment in the Ultimate Son of God, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Description:John the Baptist was a fiery preacher, and he proclaimed an important message: repent, and receive the coming King. The Jews needed to bear fruits of repentance, so that they would be ready to believe in the Messiah who would quickly arrive.

Description:John the Baptist was no mere opening act for Jesus - he was an incredible prophet & royal herald sent to prepare the way for the King of kings. He came at a specific time to a specific place with a specific message.

Description:We don't know much about Jesus' childhood, but we know this much: He was always special! From the beginnings, He showed Himself to be the Son of God.

Description:How do you react to Jesus? What's your response to Him & what the Bible says He does & who He is? Christian, don't become complacent to the wonder that is Jesus. Check out these reactions to Jesus from Luke 2:21-38, which we looked at this past Sunday at Calvary Chapel Tyler.

Description:It is the famous Christmas story from the gospel of Luke, but we don't need to read it only in December. Every day we can celebrate the fact that we have been given a Savior, who is Christ the Lord!

Description:As Luke 1 ends, we see the birth & naming of John the Baptist, seeing the faithfulness of God, and the faithful response of His servants, Zacharias & Elizabeth.

Description:In response to the news of Gabriel concerning the coming birth of Jesus, Mary visits Elizabeth for a meeting of the moms. In the process, Mary, Elizabeth, and even the unborn John the Baptist give their praise to God for Christ.

Description:When approached with the announcement that she would give birth to God's Son, Mary showed her faith. How so? Through her availability to be obedient.

Description:God never forgets His promises, nor His people. Whether it is the promise regarding John the Baptist, the coming Messiah, or our salvation in Christ - the things God promises, He performs.

Description:Luke is an excellent historian, and he provides us with a trustworthy gospel. You can bet your life on it! Join us for this introduction to the book of Luke.

Description:Peter may have failed Jesus, but the grace and love of Jesus is bigger than Peter's failure. Join in for the conclusion to the Gospel of John.

Description:Even while upon the cross, the Lord Jesus left nothing undone. He was able to declare "It is finished!"

Description:Jesus may have been the one arrested in the garden, but He was also the one fully in charge of the situation. Jesus has all authority.

Description:Did you know that Scripture actually shows Jesus praying for *you*? That's how the real Lord's prayer ends, as Jesus prays for unity within His church.

Description:In part two of the *real* Lord's Prayer: Jesus' prayer for His disciples. He knew their faith, and prayed that they would be one, have joy, and be holy.

Description:In what is the *real* Lord's Prayer, Jesus first prays to receive glory from the Father, in order that He Himself might glorify the Father. As He does, He highlights what is eternal life.

Description:Believers in Jesus Christ are promised trials, but we are promised something more: peace & hope. Why? Because Jesus has the victory - assured to us by His resurrection from the dead.

Description:Calvary Chapel Tyler has always had a focus on teaching the word of God, and we've always done well with fellowship. In 2016, we'll be making a renewed commitment to evangelism and prayer. Check out this special message of vision for 2016.

Description:There may be many misconceptions about the famous Wise Men (or Magi), but the Bible tells us this much: they came seeking the Ultimate Gift of God, the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus is a gift worth seeking!

Description: As the Upper Room discourse comes to a close, Jesus tells His disciples how their sorrow would be transformed into joy.

Description:Jesus said much to His disciples about the coming of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit would be a blessing, and He would have a great work within both the world and the church.

Description:Hatred and persecution of Christians is to be expected...Jesus told us as much. He also told us we'd have the help of the Holy Spirit.

Description:Calvary Chapel Tyler was so happy to welcome our guest teacher, Allen Rigg, as he shared the word with us for our 11th anniversary as a church family.

Description:John 14 contains some of the most direct words in the Bible about Jesus being the only way to be saved. He is God, He is the way to God, and He is the *only* way to God. Watch to see how we are to trust the Person, Promises, and Provision of Jesus Christ.

Description:Pastor Jim Stewart is the Sr. Pastor of Calvary Chapel Kansas City, and was our guest speaker for our 2015 Men's Retreat. We were blessed to have him share the word with us on Sunday morning!