Calvary Assembly Milpitas

Unfinished Task

Easter is not the end of the story. It's only the beginning. Jesus' resurrection ushered in the eklesia, the church!
By putting your faith in Jesus for the forgiveness of your sins, you are a part of the church. And God has a purpose for you. 
To be a Christian is to be Jesus' disciple. And a disciple makes disciples. A church not committed to discipleship will not last. It's why we exist. 
Join us for encouragement from Pastor Emil as he shares the importance of discipleship! 

Can I Get a Witness

Easter is a real story about real people, documented by non-biblical historians.
What makes it unique is that Jesus’s life events were predicted centuries before they happened.
The odds of Jesus fulfilling them all warrant investigating His claims.
Join your Calvary family for a special Easter message revisiting Jesus’s resurrection testimony!

Any One of Us

Have you ever been betrayed? Have you been a betrayer?
There may be no worse act than betrayal. But what if you knew your betrayer and what they were about to do? What would you do?
 
As Jesus spends one final moment with all twelve disciples, His betrayer is present. But Jesus' actions may shock you!
 
This one moment reveals to us the depth of God's grace and love for all mankind!

Here Comes The King

Today begins a brand new series as we look at Jesus’ final days before His arrest and crucifixion.
 
When Jesus made his final entry into Jerusalem, he was greeted with a resounding chorus of “Hosanna!” This was a powerful expression of hope and relief, a cry for assistance from those who were suffering and trapped in a cycle of sin and brokenness. Jesus came to offer help and salvation to those in need. 
 
Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem fulfilled ancient prophecies 500 hundred years before this fateful day, confirming His identity as the Messiah!
 
What would you do if the King was coming?
 
Check out today's Podcast with Pastor Meliza as we dive into Matthew 21. Here comes the King!

Salt and Light | Be In The World

In today's podcast, Pastor Mike concludes our three-part series reexamining Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
Don’t you wish that the moment you put your faith in Jesus, you were transported directly to Heaven and avoid all the struggles and pains in this life?
But God has a purpose for us as believers. His purpose outweighs our comfort.
In this podcast, we will explore a first-century illustration that reveals to us God’s purpose for every believer!

The Good Life

In today's podcast, we have guest speaker Reverend Stephanie Grigson sharing a message about "The Good Life."
We all have a vision of “The Good Life,” a goal we believe will bring us true fulfillment. In Psalm 32, David reveals that the good life is not found in success or riches but in the freedom that comes from a forgiven life.
So, how do we fully embrace this reality? How does forgiveness shape my identity and transform the way I live?
Today, we’ll explore prayer and confession as pathways to experiencing the fullness of the forgiven life—the truly good life.

Anger Management

Have you ever experienced anger and said or done something while in that state that you later regretted?
Today, we will explore God’s perspective on anger and its potential consequences.
Uncontrolled anger can be one of the most destructive behaviors in a Christian’s life. Words or actions made in anger can strain relationships, but there is hope!
If you have struggled with anger, the Bible offers us a path to overcome it and a recipe for restoration.

Be Aware | False Teachers

The truth has the power to transform our lives. But what happens when the truth becomes watered down? In Matthew 7, Jesus warns us to be aware of false prophets (teachers).
In today’s podcast, Pastor Mike delves into Matthew 7 to equip us with the skills to discern false teachings.
By exposing the defining characteristics and motivations of false teachings and emphasizing the significance of holding onto the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

Your Conviction Matters

In today's podcast, Pastor Meliza shares a message about living a life of convenience or conviction.
Albert Camus said, "Life is the sum total of all our choices." Every decision has an impact on your life. If you're living a life of convenience instead of conviction, you will live an inconsistent life. 
Living in the arena of convenience for too long will lead to compromise.
But a person who lives a life of conviction, built upon the Word of God, will withstand every challenge life throws at them. 
 
 

The Church | They Turned The World Upside Down

The local church is God's gift to the world and to believers. When the local church is established on the Word of God, the presence of God shows up, and lives are changed. 
God has chosen to establish and advance His kingdom on earth through the local church. And you are a big part of it! 
In today's podcast, Pastor Mike unpacks Acts 17 and how Christrians were turning the world upside down with the life-giving testimony of Jesus, the risen One. 
That is still God's plan for the church today!