Calvary Baptist Church Marysville

02/02/2026

Sin that is ignored does not disappear—it multiplies.

In 2 Samuel 13:23–39, we see what happens when justice is delayed and authority refuses to act. Silence gives way to vengeance, and vengeance brings chaos. Yet this broken story points us to a better King—Jesus—who confronts sin, bears judgment, and brings real restoration.

🎧 Listen on the app or online to this week’s sermon and be reminded why delayed obedience is never harmless—and why Christ is our only hope.

https://marysvillecbc.com/media/dty6kz7/when-sin-goes-unconfronted

In 2 Samuel 13:23–39, we see the devastating consequences of sin left unaddressed. After David refuses to confront Amnon’s sin, justice is delayed—and that delay creates space for vengeance, violence, and chaos. What David will not judge, Absalom decides to avenge, and the result is not restor...

01/25/2026

Church is canceled - we hate to do it and waited till the last possible moment, but services are canceled for today. Spend time with your people, pray, read the Word, sing, and enjoy the snow!

01/19/2026

Sin never stays small.

In 2 Samuel 13, we see how unchecked desire grows into destruction, silence breeds injustice, and an entire household is left wounded. This passage is hard—but it’s here to warn us, to wake us up, and to point us to a better King.

Every man in the story fails. And that’s the point.

👉 Sin must be confessed early
👉 Silence never heals
👉 Jesus is the King David could not be

Listen to this week’s sermon on the App or Online from 2 Samuel 13 and be reminded that grace meets us in honesty—and Christ is strong enough to save us from our sin.

https://marysvillecbc.com/media/tx3tbfp/the-ripple-effects-of-sin

2 Samuel 13 is one of the most difficult passages in Scripture—and one we would be tempted to avoid if we were not committed to preaching God’s Word honestly and fully. In this sermon, we walk carefully through the tragic account of Amnon, Tamar, Absalom, and David to see what God intends to tea...

01/12/2026

Sin always promises control—but it always ends in exposure.

In 2 Samuel 11–12, David’s fall reminds us how sin begins quietly, grows deceptively, and affects far more than we imagine. But it also shows us a God who confronts sin not to destroy His people—but to restore them.

You don’t have to keep hiding.
Confession leads to forgiveness.
Grace has the final word.

🎧 Listen to The Fall of David: Sin Exposed, Grace Displayed
📖 2 Samuel 11–12

https://marysvillecbc.com/media/j98kzvw/the-fall-of-david-sin-exposed-grace-displayed

12/23/2025

Join us tomorrow for our Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 5:30pm!

12/20/2025

Tomorrow is our Feast and Fellowship Sunday! Join us before church for breakfast at 9:30 and then join us as we worship King Jesus together

12/13/2025

We are cancelling our church service tomorrow morning due to the snow!

12/13/2025

God Promised to Come.

Malachi confronts weary, drifting hearts—and calls God’s people back. Back from empty worship. Back from cynicism. Back from measuring faith by short-term results.

Again and again, God says: “Return to Me.”

This series traces a faithful God refining His people, exposing sin, calling for repentance, and promising hope. The God who promised to come did come in Jesus—and He is coming again.

If you’ve been wondering, “Is this worth it?”
Malachi answers: Fear the Lord. Trust His timing. The story isn’t over.

https://marysvillecbc.com/media/series/n975q7q/malachi-god-promised-to-come

10/18/2025

Tomorrow is our Monthly Feast and Fellowship where we intentionally spend time sharing a meal on the Lord's Day. Tomorrow is at 6pm and we are hosting our first ever Annual Soup Competition 🍲. The winner gets this golden ladle!

Tons of fun for the whole family - jump house, face painting, and more! See you there 🎃

09/23/2025

Following Jesus boldly can cost everything. How should we think about ordering our loves? And why does this matter?

Read the latest Calvary Shepherd here 👉

https://marysvillecbc.com/blog/2025/09/23/faith-family-and-flag-reflections-after-the-death-of-charlie-kirk

The blog that follows is drawn from my sermon preached the Sunday after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. If you’d like, you can listen to it here.The assassination of Charlie Kirk hit me hard. He was close to me in age, stage of life, and conviction—yet he carried a confidence and courage I often...

09/22/2025

Big Question: What is God doing in the world?

When the news is dark, when life feels uncertain, when culture drifts further from truth — it can seem like chaos is in charge. But Scripture tells a different story.

Ephesians 1:3–10 shows us that God is on the move:
- Choosing a people in Christ
- Redeeming a people through Christ
- Uniting all things under Christ

This isn’t random. This is the story of the world — and your life is meant to be part of it. 🙌

🎧 Download the app or catch the full sermon here: https://marysvillecbc.com/media/n54qdpy/god-on-the-move

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What is God doing in the world? In Ephesians 1:3–10, Paul pulls back the curtain to show us God’s eternal plan — a plan that stretches from before creation to the end of time. In this sermon, we see that God is on the move: He is choosing a people in Christ, redeeming a people through Christ, ...

09/15/2025

It’s been a tough few weeks. Tragedy, violence, and hostility toward the faith have left many shaken.

That’s why this sermon helps us rethink how we frame things up — by recovering what Augustine called the right order of loves.

Faith first. Family second. Flag third.
If Christ is not above all, nothing else will be right.
If you win everywhere else but lose at home, you’ve lost.
If you forget that God gave you a people and place, you’ve neglected His providence.

Download the app or listen online and be strengthened to order your loves under Christ.
https://marysvillecbc.com/media/44h763w/ordered-loves

In this message, Pastor Matt addresses the sobering events of recent weeks and reflects on the life and death of Charlie Kirk. He shows how Kirk’s bold witness serves as a modern reminder that biblical truth still costs something. From there, the sermon explores Augustine’s vision of the “righ...