Calvary Chapel Homestead

10/26/2026

Good Morning CCH Family !!

CREATED WITH A PURPOSE

“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.”
— Ephesians 2:10 NKJV

Have you ever stopped and asked, “Lord, what am I here for?” It’s easy to get caught up in paying bills, handling responsibilities, and making it through another week. Yet God invites us to live with a deeper purpose.

Ephesians 2:10 reminds us that we are His workmanship. In Christ, our lives have meaning beyond what we accomplish or what others think of us. We are saved by grace, and from that grace grows a life that reflects His love.

That purpose takes shape in everyday choices. We worship God through obedience. We grow as we allow His Word to change us. We strengthen His family by showing up for one another. We serve by using what He has placed in our hands, and we point people to Jesus by sharing the hope we have found in Him.

You don’t need a platform to live a meaningful life. Sometimes today’s assignment is encouraging someone who feels forgotten, forgiving someone who hurt you, or faithfully serving when nobody notices.

Even when your circumstances limit what you can do, they cannot erase your value to God. You are deeply loved before you accomplish a single thing.

Today, ask the Lord: “Who can I love? Where can I serve? What step of obedience can I take?”

You may not see the whole road ahead, but you can walk faithfully in the light He gives you today.

Prayer:
Father, thank You for creating me and giving me new life in Christ. Help me recognize the opportunities You place before me. Shape my character, guide my choices, and teach me to love people well. Let my ordinary moments bring You glory. In Jesus’ name, amen.

10/25/2026

Philippians 3 by Pastor Mike Babst

10/18/2026

Hey Church Family !! We are going to have church tonight at 6 pm .. if you didn’t make it this morning or you just want a little more Jesus for the weekend? Come join us.

Calvary Chapel Homestead 28945 SW 187 ave
Homestead Fla 33030
6-8 pm

10/18/2026

Living Out What God is Working In Philippians 2 by Pastor David Diaz

10/14/2026

Praising God in your circumstance sets the Prisoners Free.

10/13/2026

At CCH….We promise to get you out on time 😃

10/12/2026

10/12/2026

Good morning CCH Family and friends
I Pray you have a Marvelous Monday God Bless you all.

The Unlikeliest Hymn

“Around midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the other prisoners were listening.”

—Acts 16:25

In this week’s devotions, we’re going to look at the book of Acts—specifically, the people, situations, encounters, and experiences that laid the groundwork for the church as we know it today. And we’re going to start with one of the most famous worship scenes in the New Testament.

Have you ever been awakened in the middle of the night by a Christian song or worship chorus running through your mind? If so, then that’s a pretty good indication that you’re laying up the things of God in your heart. Instead of waking up with the latest pop music in your head, you’re thinking of a praise chorus or maybe even a Scripture verse. That is a “song in the night” that God has given you. And that places you in some pretty good company.

In the city of Philippi, Paul and Silas were thrown into prison for doing the Lord’s work. Prisons in those days were far more primitive than they are today. Archaeologists have discovered what they believe was the actual prison where Paul and Silas were held. It was nothing more than a dark hole, without ventilation—a hot and horrible place to be.

How did these two servants of God respond to their brutal predicament? “Around midnight Paul and Silas were praying and singing hymns to God, and the other prisoners were listening” (Acts 16:25 NLT).

The word listening is significant. In the original language, it means to listen very carefully. Another way to translate the phrase is “they listened with pleasure.”

I doubt that the other prisoners had ever heard anyone sing in that dungeon before. And I think the simple fact that Paul and Silas were singing at all in such a place was a powerful testimony. It takes a special spiritual perspective to recognize a dark, airless dungeon as a platform for evangelism. Believers can talk about trusting God in adversity all we want. But when people see that trust in action in our lives, our testimony takes on an undeniable authenticity. Our witness becomes exponentially more powerful. Our faith becomes more real, more practical, and more desirable to others. Worship can be a powerful tool for unbelievers to be exposed to.

The great British preacher C. H. Spurgeon said, “Any man can sing in the day . . . It is easy to sing when we can read the notes by daylight; but he is the skillful singer who can sing when there is not a ray of light by which to read . . . Songs in the night come only from God; they are not in the power of man.”

When you’re in pain, the midnight hour (in the figurative or literal sense) is not the easiest time for a worship service. But God can give you songs in the night. And never doubt it: People will be listening.

10/10/2026

“Put your pride to the side and talk to God” !!

10/09/2026