Calvary Church
Calvary Church longs to see the fame of Christ. By fame, we mean His glory, His renown, or, to borrow from Colossians, His preeminence (Colossians 1:18). We want every man and woman to personally become enraptured by His grace, His forgiveness, and His love. When individual souls come to appreciate the magnitude of Christ, His cross, His gospel, then communities are transformed. When Christ is famous, personally and then collectively, our motivations change, our lives are bettered, and our disappointments diminish. When Jesus is famous, everything changes and He becomes our passion, because His love is better than life.
- Nate Holdridge, Lead Pastor
Matthew 13:24–43
God's people expected a kingdom that would arrive big, political, and obvious—but Jesus came another way. In Matthew 13:24–4...
Matthew 13:1-23
How you hear matters. In Matthew 13:1–23, Jesus tells the parable of the sower—one seed, four soils—and calls everyone with ...
Matthew 12:38–50
Jesus is either the greatest egomaniac who ever lived or the Lord worth building an entire life upon—and in Matthew 12:38–50...
Sunday Church Service at Calvary Church | Pastor Nate Holdridge | October 4th, 2026
You're invited to join us as we worship Jesus through worshipful music, Bible teaching, receiving communion, and giving to G...
What is the Kingdom Like? (Matthew 13:24–43)
God's people expected a kingdom that would arrive big, political, and obvious—but Jesus came another way. In Matthew 13:24–4...
Sunday Church Service at Calvary Church | Pastor Nate Holdridge | September 27th, 2026
You're invited to join us as we worship Jesus through worshipful music, Bible teaching, receiving communion, and giving to G...
How to Hear the Word of the Kingdom (Matthew 13:1-23)
How you hear matters. In Matthew 13:1–23, Jesus tells the parable of the sower—one seed, four soils—and calls everyone with ...
