Calvary Chapel Maryville MO

06/07/2026

Matthew 17

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06/07/2026

Matthew 17

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06/03/2026

Exodus 11-12:1-30

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06/01/2026

05/31/2026

🌤️ 🌊 Beautiful day for our baptisms 🌊🌤️

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05/29/2026

✅ Remember your LAWN CHAIR or BLANKET !! ☺️

05/27/2026

Exodus 10

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05/27/2026

Inside a Missouri prison, lives are being radically transformed thr...

05/26/2026

At first glance, theistic evolution can sound like a simple compromise:
“God created everything… He just used evolution to do it.”

But ideas about origins don’t stay isolated. They ripple outward.

How we explain the beginning of humanity affects how we read Genesis, what we believe about Adam and Eve, how we understand sin entering the world, and ultimately how we understand the gospel itself.

That’s why this conversation matters.

The concern raised here isn’t that every Christian who holds this view has abandoned the faith. The point is that beliefs form a chain. When one link changes, it can begin to effect others—sometimes in ways people didn’t initially expect.

Questions about origins are never just about science.
They shape our understanding of Scripture, human nature, and the character of God.

And that’s why thoughtful Christians continue to wrestle carefully with these ideas.