Calvary Community Church

Calvary Community Church Sunday at 9:00 or 10:30am.
3401 NW Federal Highway
Jensen Beach, FL 34957 Why am I here? No one that I know of. That makes sense. We would love to meet you. P.S.

Consider the philosophical questions that have come down through the ages...
"Who am I? What's my purpose?" And finally,
"If there is a God, how can I get to be in a relationship with Him?"

Surely people have needs that the Church can meet, as well as answers to profound questions. From, finding new friends to do life together... loneliness is a reason people get connected at Church, who want

s to be lonely? The Scriptures (Bible) are so loaded with information on how to find out who we are, why we are here on this earth, and what is our central and unique purpose. Perhaps the most important of all is how to have and be in a meaningful relationship with the Living God. Surely there are many more reasons why people attend church, but I think the biggest reason why people don't come to church is because of the fear of the unknown. We however know a few reasons why you should seriously consider joining us this Sunday. (1) We are easy to find, seriously right on US # 1:

Calvary Community Church
3401 NW Federal Highway (US # 1)
Jensen Beach, Florida 33957

WWW.MyCalvaryJensen.com (772) 249-6539
(Next to Olive Garden with space shared with Urgent Care). (2) The entrance and exit to the church are easy cheesy:
There are plenty of parking spaces once you find us with easy access and special guest parking (if you like) for new guests. (3) Our church family are very warm, friendly, welcoming people:
We have very friendly people who are (imperfect) but accepting and loving of each other's imperfections. (4) We start Sundays with coffee and donuts (10:00am):
We provide freshly brewed coffee and donuts before, during, and after service, which helps, (especially so for new guests) to get a sense of acclimation. (5) Our music choices are very inspiring and uplifting. We sing songs (worship music) that are upbeat and moving and inspiring. (6) Our messages are relevant to what people are going through, now. We teach solid messages from the Scriptures that are (most weeks) just incredible and life-changing, (God's Word has a way of doing that). It brings back; hope, peace, and purpose back into people's lives. (7) Our church family is all about doing life together:
You see, we love to hang out and share time together and make new friends, and catch up with old friends. So pretty much tells you all about us, won't you tell us about you? Far too many people are nervous about visiting a church for the first time, so we make that first the easiest. Here's how we call it
SAVE-A-SEAT
All you will need to do is send a text message to:
(772) 678-0305 And write,
(a) save a seat for (name) and,
(b) how many

Our parking team will help you all along the way. It's that easy! If there is anything that we can pray for you about you can be sure we take a prayer request very seriously. Just send it by text to
To Bren (772) 349-9727 females
To Bob (772) 249-6539 males

06/02/2026

Tuesday Devotional from Sunday's message
— Don’t Waste the Warning

Scripture

“Do you think those Galileans were worse sinners than all the other people from Galilee?” Jesus asked. “Is that why they suffered? Not at all! And you will perish, too, unless you repent of your sins and turn to God.” — Luke 13:2–3 NLT

Devotion

When tragedy happens, it often raises questions.

Why did this happen?
Who is to blame?
Were they worse than others?
What does this mean?

In Luke 13, people came to Jesus with news of a terrible tragedy. But instead of letting them speculate about the guilt of others, Jesus turned the conversation inward.

He did not say, “Let’s talk about them.”

He said, in effect, “Let’s talk about you.”

That is not because Jesus lacked compassion. It is because He knew how easy it is for us to analyze someone else’s life while ignoring the condition of our own hearts.

Tragedy should not make us proud, judgmental, or speculative. It should make us humble, awake, and repentant.

Jesus’ warning was not cruel. It was merciful. He was calling people to stop assuming they had plenty of time and start responding to God while they still could.

The point is not that every tragedy is a direct punishment for a specific sin. Jesus rejects that kind of simplistic thinking. But He does teach us that every tragedy reminds us that life is fragile, eternity is real, and repentance should not be delayed.

When a warning comes, do not waste it.

Let it wake you up.

Today’s Question

Is there anything God has been using to get my attention that I have been ignoring?

Prayer

Lord, help me not to look at others with pride or judgment while ignoring my own need for repentance. Use Your Word to wake me up, soften my heart, and draw me closer to You. Amen.

Closing Thought

A warning is not the absence of mercy. Sometimes the warning is mercy.

06/02/2026

This week, we are taking Sunday’s message from Session # 6 from Luke 13:1–9 and, spreading it out over five days so we can slow down, reflect, and personally respond to the words of Jesus.

In this passage, Jesus speaks about tragedy, repentance, patience, and fruitfulness. Some people came to Him with questions about suffering and judgment, but Jesus turned the conversation toward the condition of their own hearts.

Then He told a parable about a fig tree that had not produced fruit. The owner wanted to cut it down, but the gardener asked for one more season — one more opportunity for the tree to be cultivated, nourished, and made fruitful.

That is mercy.

God’s patience is not permission to stay the same. It is an invitation to repent, grow, and bear fruit before the door closes.

Each day, Tuesday through Saturday, we will focus on one part of this passage and ask a simple question:

What is God trying to cultivate in me during this season?

Sometimes the mercy of Jesus sounds like a warning… and sometimes His warning is the very thing that calls us home befor...
05/30/2026

Sometimes the mercy of Jesus sounds like a warning… and sometimes His warning is the very thing that calls us home before it’s too late.

We’re so excited to welcome everyone joining us at Calvary Community Church tomorrow as we continue our journey through the Chronology of the Life of Jesus with:

Session 6/7
LAST CALL: Repent Before It’s Too Late
Luke 13:1–9

In Luke 13, Jesus takes two tragic events and turns them into a spiritual wake-up call.

He reminds us that life is fragile, eternity is real, and repentance is urgent.

This message is not about fear.
It’s about mercy.

It’s not about condemnation.
It’s about grace calling us to respond.

It’s not about comparing ourselves to others.
It’s about asking, “Am I right with God?”

The door is still open.
Grace is still calling.
But Scripture never tells us to presume on tomorrow.

Invite a friend to worship with us, and let’s be reminded together: when God gives us time, we should use it to turn.

Take the Spiritual Gifts Survey, as our gift to you: https://gifts.churchgrowth.org/spiritual-gifts-survey/?id=902764

Give securely at: www.mycalvaryjensen.com/give

05/24/2026

Jesus rings us to a decision we cannot afford to delay.

Sometimes the most loving thing Jesus can do is warn us before it’s too late… amen?We’re so excited to welcome everyone ...
05/23/2026

Sometimes the most loving thing Jesus can do is warn us before it’s too late… amen?

We’re so excited to welcome everyone joining us at Calvary Community Church as we continue our journey through the Chronology of the Life of Jesus with:

Session 5/7

THE MERCY OF WARNING
Why Jesus Confronts Us Before It’s Too Late
Luke 12:49–59

In a world that often wants comfort without conviction, peace without surrender, and truth without response, Jesus speaks with urgency and love.

This message is not about fear.
It’s about mercy.

It’s not about condemnation.
It’s about confrontation that leads to rescue.

It’s not about pushing people away.
It’s about calling people home before it’s too late.

Invite a friend to worship with us, and let’s be reminded together: Jesus' warning is not cruel. It is mercy before the verdict.

Take the Spiritual Gifts Survey, as our gift to you: https://gifts.churchgrowth.org/spiritual-gifts-survey/?id=902764

Give securely at: www.mycalvaryjensen.com/give

The darker the world gets, the brighter God’s people should shine… amen?We’re so excited to welcome everyone joining us ...
05/16/2026

The darker the world gets, the brighter God’s people should shine… amen?

We’re so excited to welcome everyone joining us at Calvary Community Church as we continue our journey through the life of Jesus with:

Session 4/7
THE MIDNIGHT WATCH
Keep Your Lamp Burning While the World Grows Dark
Luke 12:35–48

In a world filled with uncertainty, constant headlines, wars and rumors of wars, moral confusion, and growing darkness, Jesus calls His people to stay watchful, faithful, discerning, and ready.

This message is not about fear.
It’s about faithfulness.

It’s not about panic.
It’s about preparation.

It’s not about obsessing over the darkness.
It’s about keeping the lamp burning.

Invite a friend to worship with us, and let’s be reminded together: The faithful servant keeps the lamp burning because the Master could return at any moment.

Take the Spiritual Gifts Survey: https://gifts.churchgrowth.org/spiritual-gifts-survey/?id=902764

Give securely at: www.mycalvaryjensen.com/give

05/10/2026

Welcome to Calvary Community Church — we can’t wait to worship with you!

Happy Mother’s Day!

Today’s Message:

A LEGACY OF GRACE
Passing Faith to the Next Generation

The Big Idea:

The greatest legacy we can pass on is not perfection.
It is genuine faith in a faithful God.

God’s grace meets us where we are, moves us forward in faith, and helps us pass hope to the next generation.

Today, we’ll look at:

1. Grace Meets Us Here
Isaiah 66:13 — “As one whom his mother comforts, so I will comfort you.”
God does not wait for us to have it all together before He draws near.
Ask yourself: Where do I need to receive God’s comfort today?

2. Grace Moves Us Forward
Philippians 3:13–14; 1 Peter 5:7
Your past may be part of your story, but it does not have to be the author of your future.
Ask yourself: What regret, fear, or burden do I need to surrender to God?

3. Grace Helps Us Pass the Promise
Deuteronomy 6:4–7; 2 Timothy 1:5
Faith is not just something we receive; it is something we pass on.
Ask yourself: What kind of faith am I modeling for the next generation?

Mother’s Day reminds us to honor the women who have helped shape our lives. Child Dedication reminds us that children belong first to God, parents need grace, and the church has a role to play.

Tell us where you’re watching from!
Let us know how we can pray for you.
Share this post — someone needs this encouragement today.

Welcome home.

Give securely at: www.mycalvaryjensen.com/give

Welcome to Calvary Community Church — we can’t wait to worship with you!Happy Mother’s Day!Today’s Message:A LEGACY OF G...
05/10/2026

Welcome to Calvary Community Church — we can’t wait to worship with you!

Happy Mother’s Day!

Today’s Message:

A LEGACY OF GRACE
Passing Faith to the Next Generation

The Big Idea:

The greatest legacy we can pass on is not perfection.
It is genuine faith in a faithful God.

God’s grace meets us where we are, moves us forward in faith, and helps us pass hope to the next generation.

Today, we’ll look at:

1. Grace Meets Us Here
Isaiah 66:13 — “As one whom his mother comforts, so I will comfort you.”
God does not wait for us to have it all together before He draws near.
Ask yourself: Where do I need to receive God’s comfort today?

2. Grace Moves Us Forward
Philippians 3:13–14; 1 Peter 5:7
Your past may be part of your story, but it does not have to be the author of your future.
Ask yourself: What regret, fear, or burden do I need to surrender to God?

3. Grace Helps Us Pass the Promise
Deuteronomy 6:4–7; 2 Timothy 1:5
Faith is not just something we receive; it is something we pass on.
Ask yourself: What kind of faith am I modeling for the next generation?

Mother’s Day reminds us to honor the women who have helped shape our lives. Child Dedication reminds us that children belong first to God, parents need grace, and the church has a role to play.

Tell us where you’re watching from!
Let us know how we can pray for you.
Share this post — someone needs this encouragement today.

Welcome home.

Give securely at: www.mycalvaryjensen.com/give

Join us a Calvary Community Students this Wednesday Night May 6th for our Fear Factor Game Night! 1st place will win a V...
05/04/2026

Join us a Calvary Community Students this Wednesday Night May 6th for our Fear Factor Game Night! 1st place will win a Visa Gift Card! And second and third place will also win prizes! Don’t let fear conquer you! 🙌 ⛪️

Address

3401 NW Federal Highway
Jensen Beach, FL
34957

Telephone

+17722496539

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Calvary Community Church posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category